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This Fantastic Friday post is for the many people around the world who eat fish for dinner every Friday. Our noses led us to the next stop on our Tuk Tuk Discovery Tour from Battambang in CAMBODIA. A roadside shed held wiffy vats of fermenting grey fish while beside them out in the open air, …
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Bicycle riding is a great budget way of exploring KAMPOT country. Having heard of the existence of salt fields across river we decided to take a look. Hiring beat-up bicycles for $1 USD/day we prepared ourselves for the challenge of the old bridge. Destroyed by the Khmer Rouge it had been rebuilt but with mismatched …
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On arrival in Kampot, CAMBODIA after a long, dusty and break-down riddled bus journey from Battambang, we rapidly started reappraising the length of our stay. Our pre-arrival booking for two nights first extended by one day, and then another as we re-shuffled a schedule that was at best loosely shuffled to begin with. Kampot days were …
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With 10 others we boarded a rusty boat to escape to Bamboo Island Cambodia for the day. A little misleading perhaps because at best it was a couple of hours, but it gave us a taste of what island life had on offer. Calm, Clear, Warm Water, Shade, Cool Breezes, Cold Cheap Beer (no island …
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Wat Phnom or “Hill Temple” came about in 1372 when Lady Penh went down to fetch water from Tonle Sap river in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. She found a dead tree floating in the river and inside it were four bronze and one stone Buddha statues. This was considered a lucky omen so she had a …
