There is nothing like disembarking from the bus at the Siem Reap bus station. Literally, hundreds of tuk-tuk drivers are pulling you and fighting for your business so they can drive you to a guesthouse (and hopefully lock you in for some temple sightseeing). Loved it. Our first day in Siem Reap, we met up with John, an American from Florida, who we met a few days earlier in Phnom Penh. The three of us negotiated with a tuk-tuk to drive to see the sunset on one temple. We bought a three day pass, for $40 each, and it allows entry the late afternoon prior to your first day. We saw the sunset our first afternoon, our second day, we rented bicycles heading to the closer temples and our final day we jumped in a tuk-tuk
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