One Month in Cambodia Itinerary
Our journey in Cambodia started by crossing the border from Ha Tien, Vietnam. In Ha Tien, we paid an agent an extra $7 each to get our visas for us – […]
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Our journey in Cambodia started by crossing the border from Ha Tien, Vietnam. In Ha Tien, we paid an agent an extra $7 each to get our visas for us – […]
One Month in Cambodia Itinerary Read More »
On our overland journey from Siem Reap to southern Laos, we stopped in two different towns to break up the trip. First up was some temple hopping and cycling in
Siem Reap to Laos Overland: Kratie and Border Crossing Read More »
A lot of backpackers want to see Angkor Wat and then go straight to Laos. While this is definitely possible, doing it overland is a long, bumpy and slow ride.
Siem Reap to Laos Overland: Kampong Cham Read More »
Planning a trip to the Angkor Archaeological Park in Cambodia can be challenging. With so many temples and monuments spread out over a large area, many things have to be
How to Plan a Trip to Angkor Wat Read More »
After traveling in Cambodia for more than two weeks, we were finally ready to head to Siem Reap. While many choose to make this their one and only stop in
How To Spend A Week in Siem Reap Read More »
If you have extra time in Cambodia, a few days to relax in Battambang comes highly recommended. It is the capitol city of Battambang province and is the second most
Bats, Buddha, and Booze in Battambang Read More »
Many visitors to Cambodia simply hit the temples of Angkor for a few days and then head out of the country. We didn’t know a whole lot about Cambodia before
Phnom Penh: A Dark History and Bright Future Read More »
Koh Rong is a small ‘deserted’ island just a boat ride away from Sihanoukville. There are two options for getting there – the fast boat (45 minutes) and the slow
Christmas in Cambodia: Koh Rong Read More »
Sihanoukville, Cambodia – it’s one of those places that you either love or hate. The parties go late every night and it has all the most annoying kinds of tourists.
A Guide to Sihanoukville: Cambodia’s Coastal Party Town Read More »
Getting to Kampot from Kep is not difficult nor is it far. Being only 25 km (15.5 miles) away, the bus ride only took about half an hour. Eager to
Kickin’ it in Kampot Read More »