Adventure Travel Blog
“Getting Back to Work Feels Great”- I thought to myself after my first English class in Siem Reap Language School Missing teaching It has been, more or
Surrounded by Cambodian Buddhist monks I have seen many monks in my life so seeing one or two on the street is not a surprise.
Angkor Wat is the largest and most spectacular religious complex in the world, and was built in the early 12th century for King Suryavarman II. Nowadays, as UNESCO world
Angkor Wat is the largest and most spectacular religious complex in the world, and was built in the early 12th century for King Suryavarman II. Nowadays, as UNESCO world
Craving local food Cambodian food reminds me of China a lot. There are many similar to Chinese cuisine dishes such as vegetable dumplings, fried rice
The beauty and sophistication of Siem Reap’s Temples Cambodia– home, sweet home (at least temporarily)! Before I came to Siem Reap, I remember some travelers
We Did It! On 22 August 2012 we completed our cycling adventure in Vietnam (54 days of cycling in total)!!! We headed to Cambodia- Siem
Have you ever heard of Cu Chi Tunnel by any chance? At school? Watching historical movies, documentaries on Vietnamese war? I visited it and thought some facts
I spent more than two weeks in Saigon living, or at least trying to, live like a local. I stayed in a hotel far away
List of things you should do and what you should never do in Vietnam. Make the most of your Vietnamese travel by following these simeple rules.
Phoenix Island was the last destination of the Mekong Delta tour. I personally think it was the place of the day. Definitely my favorite one.
There’s only one way to travel a country slower than on a bicycle – by walking. I have never walked a country, but I have