Brendon Doran

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Name: Brendon Doran
Date registered: April 11, 2008
URL: http://2kiwis.co.uk

Latest posts

  1. Day 5 – Kampong Cham — March 27, 2008
  2. Day 4 – Angkor Temples & Tonle Sap Lake — March 2, 2008
  3. Day 3: Siem Reap and the Temples of Angkor — February 27, 2008
  4. Day 2: Cambodia, travel to Siem Reap — February 27, 2008
  5. Day 1: Bangkok — February 27, 2008

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Mar 27 2008

Day 5 – Kampong Cham

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Our next destination was Kampong Cham, an old port town slowly fading now the Japanese have paid for a bridge over the Mekong River. We journeyed by local bus with 16 seats reserved at the front, a mix of local people and a few tourists taking the other seats. The journey was about as memorable …

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Mar 02 2008

Day 4 – Angkor Temples & Tonle Sap Lake

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We managed to get up even earlier today but still had to wait until 4:45am to leave as the ticket office didn’t open until 5am. If not first we were second to receive our tickets and we then set off 13kms west of Siem Reap heading towards the Roluos temple area, specifically the Bakong temple. …

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Feb 27 2008

Day 3: Siem Reap and the Temples of Angkor

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We were up and ready, waiting for our ride shortly after 4:30am. Unfortunately we didn’t realise our driver was sleeping by the hotel counter and he slept though our quiet walking so we headed off a little later than planned. This worked out OK and after getting our day passes we were soon walking the …

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Feb 27 2008

Day 2: Cambodia, travel to Siem Reap

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The next morning we all congregated in the hotel foyer at 7am and then started our journey towards the Cambodia border. We had two vans to transport us to the border, eight of us in each. Our van was very bling, the ceiling was an array of garish lights (thankfully not turned on) and there …

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