Long video summary of our amazing month in Cambodia : Angkor temples, kayak on the Mekong, swimming with the elephants, pepper tasting in Kampot, Khmer cooking class and amazing beaches in Koh Rong, everything is here : Continue reading Video – Summary of our month in Cambodia
After saying goodbye to Matt’s parents in Phnom Penh, we head South to the city of Sihanoukville, from where we will take a boat to get to the island of Koh Rong. The most comfortable bus ride in Asia so far 170 miles separate Sihanoukville from Phnom Penh. To go there we book with the … Continue reading Last days in Cambodia on the island of Koh Rong
After a few very relaxing days around Kampot, we go back to Phnom Penh to spend the last days with Chris and Isabelle before they fly back to France. As we did on the way in, we take a private car to go back to Phnom Penh. Phnom Penh, an active capital The capital of … Continue reading Last days with the parents in Phnom Penh
After an unforgettable experience in the Mondulkiri jungle, we take the bus to Phnom Penh, 235 miles South. Another ride in the back of the bus for Matt, Chris and Maider. And once again we flew out of our seats a few times… We will spend only one night in Phnom Penh before getting back … Continue reading Trip in the Cambodian countryside in Kampot
After a quick stop in Kratie to see the Irrawady dolphins, it’s another meeting with animals that awaits us for our next journey : elephants this time. Indeed, we booked a 2 day trip with the Mondulkiri Project, a sanctuary that works with an NGO to save and protect elephants. Bus ride from Kratie to … Continue reading Jungle and elephants in Mondulkiri
After the amazing Angkor site in Siem Reap, we leave towards Kratie, 250 miles away. It is time for Chris and Isabelle to finally experience the Asian public buses 😉 . We booked 4 seats in a minibus. The pick up time was supposed to be at 6:30 am at the guesthouse, but the minibus … Continue reading Meeting the dolphins in Kratie
It’s a little sad that we leave Laos after 30 days. Indeed, we really enjoyed the country. But the excitement of discovering a new country, and especially meeting up with Matt’s parents is stronger. We look forward to traveling the country together. Laos – Cambodia border crossing From the 4,000 islands we have a long … Continue reading Family reunion in Siem Reap
