Monthly Archives: September 2015

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After Caley left, I spent a couple days in Siam Reap. I wanted to go to Vietnam but in order to get to Ho Chi Minh, I would need to switch buses in Phnom Penh. I didn’t want to take that … Continue reading →

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Caley and I woke up to the news that a typhoon was coming to the islands. All ferries had been cancelled for the next five days, including the one we were scheduled to take later that day. The only way off … Continue reading →

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Reflections from the past decade. I am officially 30. I was a little freaked out about turning 30. It always seemed so old, yet here I am. I have been thinking about my life and reflecting on the past decade. … Continue reading →

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One of the greatest surprises about Koh Rong and Kog Rong Samloem was that there was bioluminescent Plankton. I would have travelled to the islands simply for this plankton so It was an amazing surprise. I think you need a special … Continue reading →

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I woke up 12:00 am needing to go to the bathroom and with horrible stomach pains. After having diarrhea, I felt my stomach cramp up in a way that felt like a knife was cutting me from the inside (well … Continue reading →

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Koh Rong Samloem was breathtaking. Caley and I stayed at The Saracen Bay Resort  which was amazing. Our bungalow cost $45.00 which was probably one of the most expensive ones on the island but also one of the nicest. I figured … Continue reading →

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We arrived to Sihanoukville early in the morning and it was pouring outside. Sihanoukville is where you can catch ferries and is the main gateway to the islands. At the last minute we decided to spend one night on Koh Rong. Because … Continue reading →

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In order to get to the islands, Caley and I had to travel from from Siam Reap to Sihanoukville. This is about an 11 hour ride via bus or a very expensive and short plane ride. The plane ride was … Continue reading →

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Angkor is a UNESCO World Heritage Sight and the largest religious monument in the world. It was originally founded as a Hindu Temple for the Khmer Empire, gradually transforming into a Buddhist Temple toward the end of the 12th century. … Continue reading →

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The Tonle Sap lake is the largest fresh water lake in South East Asia. Over three million people live on and around the bank of the lake. Tourists in Cambodia like to take boat rides on the lake to see the floating … Continue reading →