Day 13 We went to the War Tunnels created and used by the Vietcong during the Vietnam War. When entering, our guide took us to a little hut where a video was showing. The screen was showing black and white footage of Vietnamese people fighting; the eerie dubbed voice described how this great women had won the spectacularly originally named honor: 'The Award for killing Americans" as she managed to murder over 100 soldiers - pleasant. We hoped it was made at...

Day 7-9: Sihanoukville Standard three days on the beach. One day we went on another rickety old boat in the pouring rain to a little island where we attempted snorkeling (there were no fish). It was humorous in the fact it was that bad - but we had a good laugh playing sport on the rainy beach - its true Aussies take competition very very seriously! Anyway it was the three day Cambodian New Year, so the beach parties were mental - a secret blog may appear for ...

Day 4 - Angkor Watt Bright and early we got on the bus to head to see the sunrise at Angkor Watt. Walking up to it is simply sensational, its sheer size its dumbfolding, its ancient splendor and unique architecture make it clear why it is now considered a wonder of the world. Setting up by the lake, hundreds of people waited for the famous sunrise where the temple reflects beautify in the water. Unfortunately, the big man up there must have been punishing me f...

Day 3 We had a bit of a lay-in which was nice after the solid few days of traveling. Used the free afternoon to hit the net and write the last blog entry, after that we went to a floating village. I was shocked, yet happy with the state of our boat: old fashioned, fast with no life jackets – a refreshing break from the PC world (not the computer shop, in fact I quite like the shop, I mean Politically Correct…you probably knew that…well if yopur so smart th...

Start as you wish to continue Wake up at 7:20 when the bus leaves at 7:30 because you got hammered on buckets of cocktails the night before; try and shower, shave, put in contact lenses, dress and pack in under 10 minutes which leads to bribing a random Thai lady to do up your bag as you sit on it and she frantically swears in Thai whilst using all her (and surprising amount of!) strength to move the zip about an inch; then you forget your socks, thus re-opening...