on rice fields littered with the iconic sugar palm trees... imagine this on a sunset!
making our way on forest tracks...
a very curious monk inspects the red beast...
one of us probaby had too much wine the night before...
this kid got curious as well...
making a pit stop in a village...
I looked like shit at the end of the day because of the dust and the rain (very lethal combination, especially if you're not into mudpacks and all), but I sure had an awesome time!
Anyone visiting Cambodia should do this!
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Oh I would love to!!! Seems a great adventure. My only concern is whether the routes are already clear of land mines (if it's still really a concern, forgive my ignorance).
Hi Jake,
That issue has well been addressed already especially in Siem Reap where tourism is the major source of livelihood. During the war, Siem Reap was also cleared of civilians so land mines were not actually placed here. Majority of them were placed in borders around Thailand and Vietnam and are being cleared by big UN-based agencies. So there is no need for alarm at all!
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