Looking back on South-East Asia
Traveling through Thailand and Cambodia is generally very easy. There are busses going pretty much everywhere, with a set timetable and a fixed fare. For shorter distances we’d hire a
Kochstunde in Kambodscha
Hallo liebe Freunde, ich hoffe erstmal euch allen geht es gut. Viele Nachrichten haben mich erreicht, dass ich mit meinen Posts wohl etwas im Hintertreffen bin und damit habt ihr
Phnom Penh
It’s been a while since we were in Phnom Penh but I still wanted to write about it. Here we spend the last days together with my parents. We also
Visiting Battambang
The second biggest city of Cambodia is mostly known for its old town and the colonial buildings there. But what makes it really interesting is its surroundings. From other travelers
Plans were changed
The last post I made was about how my parents had joined us and that we have visited Angkor Wat. While I am a little behind on my posts, there
The Temples of Angkor
This text is about our visit of Angkor and Siam Reap between Febuary 29 and March 3 and includes a lot (!) of pictures. The complex of Angkor is not
Cambodia’s fantastic nature part II: Jungle
After one night in Sihanoukville we took the bus to our next destination in the Cardamon Mountains. The bus dropped us in Andoung Tuek on its way to Koh Kong
Cambodia’s Fantastic Nature Part I: An Island
We entered Cambodia in Sihanoukville which lies on the southern coast. The immigration was very straight forward and quick. Arriving at such a small airport definitely has its advantages and