THE DATE: April 21, 2012 – May 2, 2012
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Accommodation in Cambodia: Bou Savy Guesthouse
DATE STAYED: April 25, 2012 – April 28, 2012 (4d/3n)
THE RATE: 12 USD/day (For consistency’s sake, 1 USD is 43 PHP)
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Accommodation in Cambodia: Okay Guesthouse
DATE STAYED: April 24, 2012 – April 25, 2012 (2d/1n)
THE RATE: 12 USD/day (For consistency’s sake, 1 USD is 43 PHP)
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Day 7, Cambodia
THE DATE: April 27, 2012
THE TRIP
08:00-08:30 Day 2 of our temple tour and last day in Cambodia. Since yesterday’s tour was abruptly shortened due to my camera’s untimely but temporary death, I made sure that my battery is full and my camera’s memory is empty so we can capture every moment of another fun-filled day in store for us… and a free breakfast is a great way to start our day.
Day 6, Cambodia
THE DATE: April 26, 2012
THE TRIP
06:00-08:00 Waking up early to see this…
Day 5, Cambodia
THE DATE: April 25, 2012
THE TRIP
07:00-07:40 After a despondent but educational day, we were off to immerse ourselves to two days of 12th century Cambodian history.
Day 4, Cambodia
THE DATE: April 24, 2012
THE TRIP
06:00 Today is the day Divimom and I will cross the border. It was our first time to cross the border and I was excited anxious. So many thoughts were running in my head. Will we be able to pass through? Will we be scammed? What if the immigration won’t let us pass? Will they stamp our passport? Where is our passport?? The last one may be bordering on panic, but see, it is quite understandable since we live in an archipelagic country. We don’t cross borders – we cross seas 🙂
12 Days: Vietnam-Cambodia-Thailand
Since the succeeding posts are about my 12-day, 3-country DIY trip, I decided to have a separate post entirely dedicated to the ‘preparation’ part of my travel.
If you are a DIY person like me, preparing is usually an easy, if not enjoyable, task. You most likely know how to use the search engine efficiently so as to filter the sites that are useful for your trip. You may also have read several books that offer relevant information and details that are more extensive than online blogs and forums. For me, the internet is my most helpful tool as I am not the kind that will digest a place’s culture or history or way of life in a couple of days’ stay. But it doesn’t mean that I am not interested in their part of the world. So long as I can taste a little bit of their culture or know a little bit of their history or experience a little bit their way of life, I am more than satisfied with that. Continue reading “12 Days: Vietnam-Cambodia-Thailand”