I have just returned from a month long trip overseas...and it looks like I got back to the UK in the nick of time! As we left in mid February, the virus was just starting to kick off and as we returned on Friday it had very much taken hold. And of course, since then [...]
This guesthouse had been on my radar for a few years. I had noted it in its previous incarnation, The Cashew Nut Guesthouse (I think it was the cashew nuts that caught my eye, I love them!!) and read many great reviews which sung its praises. It sounded like a great place, reasonably priced and [...]
There were a few things that I decided I would like to do when I knew that we were going to return to Siem Reap. The first thing was to see Angkor Wat from the air on the Angkor Balloon. The second was a little trickier - two options, either a trip to Battambang or [...]
What can I say, I think we totally lucked out with our tuk-tuk driver in Siem Reap. We were picked up by Mr Rith, aka, Mr Why Not (which is also his catchphrase!) at the airport and taken to our accommodation - The Cashew Nut Villas (fantastic place - full review to follow!). He was [...]
An aerial view of Angkor Wat?!! Well, don't mind if I do! That was my initial thought when I knew we were going to return to Siem Reap to visit Angkor Wat again. This would be my fourth time returning to the town to see the temples that it is famous for and I was [...]
Friendly Friday Photo Challenge - STORIES Running around all four of the inner walls at Angkor Wat is a gallery of bas-reliefs which depicts different themes, myths and tales, including the myth of the Churning of the Ocean of Milk, which is in the southern section. Wander around these stories in an anti-clockwise direction and [...]
I wish I could be this serene sometimes, blocking out the hustle and bustle of the world around me! Wishing you all a very happy and peaceful weekend! Posted as part of Debbie's Six Word Saturday challenge on her blog Travel With Intent!
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