Your tuk tuk driver for Angkor Wat and Siem Reap

I recently came across this good article in the UK's Telegraph newspaper:

Getting really psyched for my next trip to the places and people I love so much!

According to recent press reports, there appears to be a certain amount of confusion, misunderstandings and mistakes with the new Angkor ticket scheme. For those traveling there I want to help clear that up before you go.

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Exotissimo, a well-established tour operator specializing in Southeast Asia, has introduced a six day tour in Cambodia combining the normal tourist highlights of Angkor Wat with structured visits to several deserving NGOs. According to today's

It has been many years since Nat Geo has done Angkor but they have done it again in great style. Nat Geo magazine's July issue had the Angkor empire as the cover story and they have done a wonderful job with an extensive presentation on their website as well.

Ever think of taking a break, packing the bags and heading off on a family adventure? Well that's exactly what the Mitchell family from Tasmania, Australia has done. Mom Debbie, Dad Mitchy and little Grace, Olivia, Finn and Mac have recently begun their six month unscripted trip through parts of Asia, starting with Cambodia. The best part for those of us left at home, or thinking of making such a trip, is that everyone can follow their a...

I recently received this short travelogue from one of our tuk tuk guests about their experiences traveling overland from Bangkok to Siem Reap. I thought it may be interesting for other travelers as we often get questions about it. Our thanks to Christine!!

"The train journey from Bangkok was very cheap, on time and very crowded! As we started in ...

Everyone knows about the standard online or old-fashioned guidebooks for Angkor Wat be it from Lonely Planet,

2007 was another banner growth year for Cambodian tourism. According to statistics recently released by the Cambodian