Friday, November 17, 2006 / 6:57 PM
It was all bright and sunny over Siem Reap. Cambodian food is delicious, and the people are friendly. Visited Angkor Archaeological Park (which includes more than 20 temples!), Silk Farm, and the markets. My friends even went to the gym over there, exercise-freaks! Haha. Anyway, it's more of a cultural visit, go if you want to learn more of their cultures and enjoy the breathtaking scenery. Oh, I heard from my tour guide that there is nightclubs over there, and you can have a girl to dance with you for the night for USD3.
Angkor Wat
Really-Steep Stairs
So squeezy! Everyone is endangering everyone's life by pushing. Lucky for me, got a lady who is climbing right in front of me gave me a helping hand.
We finally reached the top. It's sunset!
Walking in the Park, and ya, most of the toddlers are either half naked or bared. The girls are selling necklaces to tourists. 3 for USD1, I heard.
Took this at the Land Mines Museum. The Museum took in peoples who are injured or crippled because of land mines, and even provides education for them. The living conditions are bad, even the buildings are quite run down, and when we were leaving, the kids practically crowd over to ask for money. Now they are trying to improve the living condition, and be more able to provide the kids with proper education, with insufficient funds. You can always help them by making donation.
It's a nice experience. I wouldn't say no, if I were given a chance to go there again. Singaporeans are so much more fortunate. Cambodian worried for the necessity, and what does most of us worry for?
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