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Published: February 23rd 2010
For my third and last day at Angkor, I'd saved the main attractions - the walled city of Angkor Thom, which houses around 8 key temples, Ta Prohm (used as a film set for Indiana Jones and Tomb Raider - the archetypal Angkor ruin) and Angkor Wat. I decided that the Lonely Planet's suggestion to see some of the smaller temples first and work up to the big ones made sense... I could imagine that seei...
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anna007
anna007
You have an amazing talent at taking photos and writing! I randomly came across your blog and I must say I really enjoyed reading it. I can't wait to hear your experience of Malaysia coz I'm from KL though I'm now in Kiev. You have to try out the famous 'roti canai' and 'teh tarik' at any 'mamak stalls'. I'm sure you'll love it. If you get into any problems, don't worry, Malaysians are ever willing to help, especially when it comes to foreigners (Trust me, foreigners are better treated than their own Malaysians :P) Finally, Malaysians have a weird way of speaking English with a 'laa' behind...so you can start by saying 'ok laa'! All the best!