Cambodia
Siem Reap.
An
exhausting train ride dropped us off at the Cambodian boarder around 7:30
pm. Hungry, tired, and not looking
forward to another 2 hours to siem Reap, we made our way through the border
and trudged on, making it to our reserved hostel. Waking the next morning we began exploring
and learning about our new surroundings.
IT was a lot drier here, and reminded me a Mexico, we wandered around
the streets and found great food and great prices. They accept and prefer the
usd to any other currency here, which was nice, but a little confusing to
adjust to the 3 different currency exchange rates. Dollars, to Cambodian (?) to
thai baht. We relaxed most of the day
and spent it at a nearby pool. The next day we were waking up early to the
temples to watch the sunrise.
It was
every bit as good as I had hoped and wanted for. The temples were amazing, after getting past
the little bit of confusion of where we were to go and how and such. We only did the mini tour, but that was perfect it last for 7
hours and by that time we were ready to change up our pace anyway.
We headed out in search of Loas the next day. It’s going to
be a full 15 hours of bus travel. We’ll see how this goes !!!!
tons of pics
Renae feeding the already fat monkeys
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