angkor wat #one x SIEAM REAP, CAMBODIA.
- Visiting Cambodia without visiting Mowgli and Baloo in their neighbourhood? I don't think so...
Angkor Wat and all the other spectacular temples was obviously a MUST-DO as soon as I went to Sieam Ream.
Angkor Wat and all the other spectacular temples was obviously a MUST-DO as soon as I went to Sieam Ream.
And was it great and beautiful? YES IT WAS. It has an amazing story behind it, but damn so touristy right now. Wish I'd seen it 10 easlier. But on the other side, I would only be around 11 years old. But you get the point...
See it now before it's all end up as a fancy restaurant or something like that.
And to all the Khemers who stole so much from this place. I hope you'll get diarrhea for the rest of your life.
Peace.
away from the crazieness x SIEAM REAP, CAMBODIA.
- After leaving the crazy big city, Phnom Penh, I was glad to arrive in a much more relaxed city. Sieam Reap was beautiful and I could easily spend a couple days extra.
I met nice people, a guy from Melbourne with the same interests:yoga, coffee, traveling, spirituality and art.
I met nice people, a guy from Melbourne with the same interests:yoga, coffee, traveling, spirituality and art.
And a funny girl from Haiti/New York.
s-21 #three x PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA.
- Hi folks, here's the last part from when me and Sandra went to S-21 in Phnom Penh. A heavy day...
s-21 #two x PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA.
- And here my friends, here's the second part from S-21.
A third and last one will soon be up on the blog.
s-21 #one x PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA.
- One day in Cambodias capital me and Sandra decided to go to S-21 Toul Sleng, by the Khmer Rouge. We went there straight after a great yoga class with open minds. What a change to go from being energized and happy to totally down crying from the heavy story. Can't belive this all happened only around 30 years ago.
Don't you know the horror story about the very young history of Cambodia? Just Google it and read!! I think everyone should know about it.
new country, new adventures x PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA.
- Finally! The photos from Cambodia are ready to flash on the blog. Here's a few photos from my first stop which was Phnom Penh. It's a bit slow cause of the internet, not much power on the island I'm living in at the moment and I'm keeping myself busy with work, swimming, enjoying the sun and hanging out with friends here at paradise.
The last photo (me and my swedish friend Sandra) is from when we went to the top massage place in Cambodias capital. It's called Seeing Hands Massage and we got 1h japaneese massage from blind Khemers for 7 dollars. One word: AMAZING.
Best massage I ever got.
