A great add-on to any Asia holiday is enthralling Cambodia, in particular Siem Reap, once a dusty ‘one-road’ town, now ‘boutiqued’ up to the rafters. One that stands out is the utterly unique Sala Lodges: 11 Khmer-style timber houses on stilts. But although we love the lively streets of Siem Reap, the main reason heading north is the nearby temples of Angkor. One of the best ways to explore Angkor is by bike. Cycling the remote roads, branching off to lesser (sometimes deserted) temples, stopping off to observe orange-robed monks going about their daily chores and watching the sun set over these ancient wonders are all lifetime memory-bank experiences.
Cambodia is home to the magnificent temples of Angkor, whose very name conjures images of Asian mysticism, jungle temples and the exotic architecture that’s unique to the region. It has captured the imagination of travellers ever since Henri Mouhot visited the ruins in 1860 and is, without doubt, one of the matchless wonders of the world. […]
Brian, I know you are very well travelled but I understand your most recent trip was to two countries you’ve never been to before? How exciting! Lizzie, I spent much of the eighties (how old do I sound!) travelling in and around South East Asia but at that time, both Vietnam and Cambodia were pretty […]
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Love where you go
Love where you go
Love where you go
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