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| We're having some trouble figuring out what this sign means... we would love to hear your thoughts! It was a large billboard outside of a high school. |
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| Fancy round-about in Phnom Penh- there's a story about this... but we forgot what it is! |
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| Must take your shoes off before entering the hotel, Wats, and temples (and any other place they tell you to take them off!) |
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| Royal Palace, Phnom Penh |
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| a Wat in Battambang |
Best
- Our friends/traveling group were with us!
- Friendly people; The Cambodian people were INCREDIBLY friendly, kind, and grateful for our business.
- Exchange rate; Not only was the exchange rate in our favor, but they accepted USD everywhere!
- Phnom Penh; S-21 site, developed riverfront, and the Royal Palace
- Siem Reap; Angkor Wat (Bayon was our favorite ruin), biking around the city, and our guides; Yin (our tuk-tuk driver) and Sim (our Angkor Wat guide).
Worst
- Malaria exists in parts of Cambodia, requiring us to take Malaria tablets for 4 weeks. Unfortunately, the tablets are very strong and make Marisa ill.
- Boat ride to Battambang; long, hot, and uncomfortable
- The visa for Cambodia costs $25, $20 for the visa and $5 for the customs agent
Memorable Quote
"Keeping you is no profit. Losing you is no loss." Khmer Rouge
I have no idea what the sign says. Those are all depictions of people in terrible conditions and of course the first words on the sign are "US AID".
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