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November 2nd 2009

Published: November 4th 2009

16th - 20th of April 2009 Today I was checking our old posts and it made me relive all the cool stuff we did on our travel in SE Asia. I realized we were too busy to finish our posts so I said to myself: there needs to be a closure!! Cambodia was very quick for us...only 4 days...but very worth it! After a long long long drive from Laos we stopped in the capital Phnom Phen. Although everyone sai... Read Full Entry

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Anja&Uros

Anja and Uros

We found each other 12 years ago and discovered the love for traveling... we're still fighting who inspired who:) Our first big travel together was South East Asia and we're hooked since! With every day we grow so much and here is why we never ever want to stop discovering new places, new people, new cultures... Travel to place Where mind set to peace, No one can see, Feel us free. Travel to place Where we can breathe, Fill our desire, We wish; we aspire. Travel to place Where we have silence, Flower of fragrance, And nature to admire... full info

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Prah Khan

The entrance

Prah Khan

Uros with our guide...very good idea to have a guide!!

Preah Khan

Prah Khan, also known as a labirint, another masterpiece of King Jayavarman VII, was dedicated to his father. The doors toward the center are smaller and smaller so one was forced to bow when entering the temple.

Preah Khan

A perfect example how the trees and temple "grow" together.

Our super tuk-tuk with the super driver!

...just another temple...

Relaxing and cooling down in one of the temples.

...just another temple...

Relaxing and cooling down in one of the temples.

Ta Prohm

This one is like a twin to the Preah Khan but bigger. It was dedicated to his mother. This is where they shot the Thomb Rider movie.

Ta Prohm

Angelina Jolie was jumping up and down these walls:)

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Watching the sunset...

...with millions of other people...but it was spectacular any way!

Sunset in Angkor Wat

How many can you count?

6!! Unbelievable!!

The bussy Siem Reap center...

...and well diserved Pad Thai!!

Eyal!!

We "found" him while crossing the border to Thailand...islands here we come!!!!!!!

4th November 2009

Tasneem
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fantastic experience!!
I was just browsing and came across this story- its gr8 as am planning my next trip to Cambodia- Vietnam. The 'killing fields' seem depressing but its a reality! Thnx for the pics and story.

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