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Cooking Class – Cambodian Style

serena Posted on22nd June 2015 Battambang, Cambodia, Cooking Leave a Comment 176 Views

So here we are 1 month and more into our trip and we still haven’t done a single cooking class and we both say we like cooking. We’re both not sure why as throughout our travels we have enjoyed...

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Kampot & Kep in Cambodia – Pepper and Salt

andrew Posted on17th June 2015 Backpacking, Cambodia, Countries, kampot, kep Leave a Comment 236 Views

Kampot is a small town on the edge of Cambodia, near the Vietnam border.  It’s famous for its pepper, some of the best pepper in the world is grown here, apparently.  Just outside Kampot is the smaller, sea-side, town of...

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Battambang and the Cambodian Countryside

serena Posted on13th June 2015 Battambang, Cambodia Leave a Comment 189 Views

Battambang: The second biggest province and the rice bowl of Cambodia. It’s famous for their rice, which is harvested 1-2 times per year. The number of rice paddies in Battambang feeds the whole population of Cambodia! It’s a relief...

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Siem Reap and Angkor Wat

andrew Posted on7th June 2015 Cambodia, Siem Reap Leave a Comment 239 Views

Most people have heard of Angkot Wat, the amazing series of temples at Siem Reap in the north of Cambodia.  Only recently opened to the public and massive in scale, Angkor Wat was once the capital city of the Khmer empire....

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How to Get a Cambodian Visa

andrew Posted on7th June 2015 Backpacking, Cambodia, Countries, visa Leave a Comment 244 Views

There’s a lot of discussion online about whether or not you should get a Cambodian Visa before you visit (e-visa), or get one on the border; it’s something me and Serena had disagreements about, with her wanting to get...

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Chiang Mai – Elephants, adventure and chilled out vibes

serena Posted on31st May 2015 Chiang Mai, thailand Leave a Comment 250 Views

We were so happy to escape the noisy, busy and touristy streets of Phuket. We didn’t know what to expect of Chiang Mai but it was definitely so much more peaceful and nicer. The city is 700 years old...

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Chai Lai Orchid Resort, Chiang Mai, Thailand – Trekking with Elephants

andrew Posted on22nd May 2015 Chai Lai, Chiang Mai, thailand Leave a Comment 347 Views

If you like elephants, fruit and supporting human rights (and to be honest, who doesn’t?) then there’s no better way to spend a couple of days than Chai Lai Orchid Resort. Nestled in the Mae Wang mountains, an hour outside the...

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Rock Climbing at Railay Beach

serena Posted on19th May 2015 krabi, railay beach, thailand Leave a Comment 266 Views

Thailand isn’t just about the beaches and the parties. There are a few islands around Krabi, in the south of Thailand, that are renowned for its adventurous sports. It’s a good way to try something different and see something from...

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Langkawi – Jewel of the Kedah

serena Posted on16th May 2015 langkawi, Malaysia Leave a Comment 335 Views

Langkawi is the Jewel of Kedah comprising of a group of 99 tropical islands lying off the northwestern coast of peninsular Malaysia. The islands are shrouded with myth that a maiden had laid a curse on Langkawi and that it...

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Penang – A modern city whilst retaining its heritage

serena Posted on9th May 2015 Georgetown, Malaysia, Penang Leave a Comment 317 Views

All I knew about Penang was that it was an amazing place to sample an array of different cuisines – they have the some of the best Chinese, Malaysian and Indian dishes in this small island. However there is...

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