Our final night in Siem Reap was spent at Spoons. We took a $3.00 tuk tuk and were delivered to a bamboo tree house-like building. It’s open air and the bamboo interior has just enough tables to make this place intimate but not overcrowded. Spoons is so much more than a restaurant. Spoons is run … Continue reading Dinner At SPOONS
On this day I saw ancient, crumbling temples, the Hall of Dancers, and a dinosaur. Angkor Wat Temple My favorite part of Angkor Wat temple was seeing the interior hallways of columns and carvings. After the sunrise we headed into the temple to walk on the top floor of the structure. The views were amazing … Continue reading Angkor Wat: Day 2
When travelers talk about Angkor Wat they always mention watching the sunrise. This is a thing thousands if not millions of people come to do every year at Angkor Wat temple. Because so many people want to see this, you have to plan ahead of time how you’ll get there and where you will sit … Continue reading Sunrise At Angkor Wat
After seeing the Tonle Sap floating village we had our first day seeing Angkor Wat temples. All the temples are in a complex. Before we went I legit thought that the land the temples were on was like a National Park set up – a designated area that was all temples and surrounding land. That’s … Continue reading Angkor Wat: Day 1
For the next three days we would visit the Tonle Sap floating villages and Angkor Wat (including the famous Angkor sunrise). I was recommended the guide company – Angkor Guide Sam – by my friend Brad. Brad and his wife have lived in China for the past few years and on their recent trip to … Continue reading Tonle Sap Floating Village
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