Early in my 4 week trip to Asia, I discovered that slow upload speeds would prevent me from posting my travel blogs in a sequential timeline. Now that I have all my posts finished (finally), I can assemble them in order with links. I bolded the more important posts. At the end of the post, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘siem reap’
A Holiday in Cambodia
How did I end up in Cambodia when my original travel plans only included Thailand? It was me discovering what type of traveler I am. The thought of spending two weeks on the white sand beaches of Thailand may sound like paradise to many, but I got bored quickly at the beach. I needed a [...]
Angkor Wat – Siem Reap, Cambodia
Angkor Wat is the expansive temple complex in Cambodia built over a few hundred years starting in the 10th century. It is an amazing place to visit. It far exceeded my expectations. I spent 2 days and one evening going from temple to temple and I still didn’t see it all. Besides the food and my [...]
Cambodian Landmine Museum
The sad history of Cambodia involves land mines. Lots of them. I read an estimate that there may still be 2 million land mines buried in throughout the country. And no one bothered to document where they were placed. As a result, people are still being killed and maimed today. While in Cambodia, I saw quite a [...]
