Angkor Wat

Same same..but different.

This is my impression of this amazing place...cant imagine how glorious it was back in time.

Siem Reap

I left the south coast on saturday night with a bus. After fears of another nightmare bus ride,I was actually sleeping and it only tooked 9 hours ( yes,I said Only).Got to the hostel with a tuk tuk guy and arranged with him tomorrow's schedule for visiting the temples. I then rented a bicycle,even after been adviced how hot and far it would have been.( the bicycle was from the 60s with only one break in worlking order)..just to have a taste of this famous UNESCO site. Mt T (nickname of the tuk tuk driver) was right.It was boiling and I didnt bring with me any water.Luckly I had a raincoat, while it was pouring down and made it in this crazy hostel room (look like an hospital room) before a bigger storm started in town.

I've actually just realized it's the raining season.

Here in Otres beach for the last 3 days..

So, the truth is that i wanted to find a place where I could, for a while, forget about my camera..facebook..the internet. A place where I dont look at the time or the date. 

If I am hungry..I eat

If I'm tired..I sleep

If I need water..i drink

If I'm hot..I swim

Totally peace of mind..all without looking at the time, date..if is clear sky or dark.

Anyway..I did manage to take few wonderful picts

Cheers

Otres beach, Cambodia

Wow..I found another piece of paradise in south east asia.An almost untouch beach with bungalows in front of the sea...

In Phnom Penh

Hello friends! I arrived today afternoon in the Cambodia's capital and decided to change plan and stay overnight.I will visit tomorrow the killing fields and than catching a bus to the southern coast.People seems really friendly and they're selling deep fried hairy spiders and any kind of insects in the street.I was really tempted to try it..but changed my mind as soon as I see it.Maybe I will change my mind..I will let you know!

Goodbye Vietnam

Well..it's time to leave this beautiful country.It's been quick and intense..in two weeks I visited 6 cities and travelled trought a stunning countryside from the north to the south. A country with a painful and bloody past and a present made of hope and controversy. Goodbye Vietnam, welcome Cambodia.

Mui Ne & Saigon

Ciao everyone! Sorry for being late! Here are the picture of Mui Ne and Saigon. I reached Saigon the day before yesterday. I have to say I like this big city..even if there's not much to see..I like the people here, and the History of this country fascinate me. The war museum and the pictures on display were so interesting but also shocking to see.