The Angkor temples

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March 13th 2007

Published: March 13th 2007

After our short stay in Phnom Penh (see My mother. My father. My uncle.) we caught the bus on 26 February to Siem Reap, a gateway town to the temples of Angkor in northern Cambodia. It is also a starting point for treks and adventure tours around the Siem Reap Province. In our case, we arrived late in the afternoon and reserved the next day for the Angkor temples. Leaving Siem Reap on the 28th to ... Read Full Entry

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Robin Trulssen Bye

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Welcome to my travel blog! Recently, I travelled through Southeast Asia with my brother Remi (for his Norwegian MSN Space, click here). Starting in Singapore on 5 February 2007, we made our way through Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, before returning from Hong Kong on 13 March 2007. Previously, my girlfriend, Helene, and I kept this blog for our travels to Africa and South America. From November 2005 to February 2006, we visited Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya, sweet home Norway, Peru, and Ecuador, before returning to our place of... full info

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Pool break

At midday we left the Angkor temples to cool ourselves down in a swimming pool before returning later for the sunset at the temples. Robin tries to flex.

Our guide, Mr. Yon

Our excellent guide, Mr. Chhuey Yon. He can be contacted by phone on (855) 92 277 140 or by email: jhontimck@yahoo.com.

Putting practice for kings

No, the kings weren't practicing putting here. Instead, this is a pool with grass floating on the water. We almost stepped onto it!

Baphuon temple

Robin in window

Phnom Bakheng temple

Sunset at Phnom Bakheng temple

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