MABUHAY!
This is a photo and video journal of our brief travel adventure to the historic Kingdom of Cambodia.
EXIT FROM THAILAND
A magnificent farewell gate full of decorative Thai architectural motifs was my lasting impression during our exit from Aranyaprathet, Thailand. At the Thailand border, no money or donation was requested from us for an exit stamp on our passports.
The majestic Thailand gate to Cambodia |
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ENTRY TO CAMBODIA
Upon entering the gate to Cambodia, you'll be greeted by many vendors selling different kinds of merchandise, also taxi drivers, tuk-tuk drivers, and beggars.
The majestic Cambodia welcome gateway arch. |
Walking around 200 meters from the Thailand border, amidst some shops and stores, we finally found the arrival gate of the Cambodian immigration for an entry stamp. |
Stroll from Aranyaprathet, Thailand Looking for the Cambodia Border Immigration Office
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EATING CAMBODIAN STREET FOOD
We found this street food stall selling grilled pork and rice.
TAXI RIDE FROM THAI-CAMBODIA BORDER TO SIEM REAP
Our taxi ride from the Thai-Cambodia Border to our hostel accommodation in Siem Reap, Cambodia is around 3 hours. We paid the shared taxi ride $US 20.
Our travel map route |
Cool Taxi Ride from Thailand Border to Siem Reap, Cambodia
CHECK-IN TO OUR HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION
We stayed at Alis House, a cozy and tidy hostel for 2 nights which we booked from Airbnb.com. This nice accommodation is around very near the city center, 15-minute Tuk-tuk rides to Angkor National Museum and 30 minutes away from Siem Reap International Airport.
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Night Road Trip Around Siem Reap, Cambodia
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