Day 4:
Floating Village
Extra info: located 10 kilometers
south of Siem Reap Take a ride in a traditional wooden boat on the Tonle Sap,
the "Great Lake" of Cambodia and the largest in Asia.
And this is my boat-ride =)
Look at how cute the seats prepared for us.
Remind me of primary school chairs.
Passed by the graveyard area.
The tour guide said we were lucky to see that, as the graves are usually covered by water during the wet season.
The school for kids in the village. Schooling hour just ended at the time my boat passed by the school.
A convenient shop boat. Me want that!
On one of the boat shop-house/ shop-house boat, whatever you name it.
This is the crocodile farm. I'm not quite sure why they rear the crocodiles for.
Hi, Mr. Cool =D
Tany Khmer Family Kitchen
The place I had my dinner.
Strong recommending this lovely place.
It is just nearby the Floating Village. I don't exactly know when is it located but I guess Mr. Google knows it all.
It is a candle light dinner. How sweet.
p.s: sorry about the poor quality photos. It was almost completely dark in there. I got no choice but to adjust the lighting of the photos but some turned out to be quite bad in quality.
Before ending the night, paid a visit to the local Night Market.
Massage is definitely one of the must do's indulgent in Cambodia!
Day 5:
Angkor Wat
I don't have to explain much. There's overloaded information available on the internet.
As you can see there's not much photo taken as my battery died half way through the visit.
I personally love this place very superbly much!
My advise: Never leave Cambodia without visiting Angkor Wat. Never!
Finally there's the end of my Cambodia trip.
As you can see I was quite reluctant to write much cause I'm super lazy.
If any of you were to ask for my opinion on visiting Cambodia, I definitely will say "YES, please go ahead and discover this beautiful country."
Happy Saturday,
p.s: Goodbye Blue Blue, safe flight to Australia
Eloise S.
