Trip Photos!
Finally managed to consolidate all the photos from the trip. I've picked out some for the benefit of my readers. Enjoy!
Day 1 - Saigon
Day 1 - Saigon
Notre Dame Cathedral - A piece of Europe in Indochina
Post Office - Right beside Notre Dame
Interior of the Post Office
Reunification Palace
Me with one of the tanks which crashed into the gates on 30th April 1975
View from inside the Reunification Palace and down the boulevard
My ride at the War Remnants Museum
Guillotine
Photo of My Lai Massacre
You have to wear white to eat glass noodles...
Post Office - Right beside Notre Dame
Interior of the Post Office
Reunification Palace
Me with one of the tanks which crashed into the gates on 30th April 1975
View from inside the Reunification Palace and down the boulevard
My ride at the War Remnants Museum
Guillotine
Photo of My Lai Massacre
You have to wear white to eat glass noodles...
Day 2 - Mekong Delta + Saigon
The Cathedral feels out of place in the Mekong Delta
After hours at the Cai Be Floating Market
Old lady making spring roll skin at one of the home factories that we visited
Ho Teck with our new Vietnamese friend
After hours at the Cai Be Floating Market
Old lady making spring roll skin at one of the home factories that we visited
Ho Teck with our new Vietnamese friend
Folk singers singing during our lunch
The Mighty Mekong
Vinh Long Marketplace
Q: Where did we have our dinner?
A: Cappuccino...
The Mighty Mekong
Vinh Long Marketplace
Q: Where did we have our dinner?
A: Cappuccino...
Day 3 - Cu Chi Tunnel + Saigon
We always forgot to take photos of our food
Chilling out at the fruit bar
Kok Wai with the fruit girl
Pasar Malam
Alley to our guesthouse
Photo with the friendly owner and receptionist
Chilling out at the fruit bar
Kok Wai with the fruit girl
Pasar Malam
Alley to our guesthouse
Photo with the friendly owner and receptionist
Day 4 - Saigon - Phnom Penh
Crossing the Mekong at Neak Luong
National Museum of Cambodia - closing by the time we were there.
Somewhere by the riverside
Wat Phnom: Where Phnom Penh gets its name
National Museum of Cambodia - closing by the time we were there.
Somewhere by the riverside
Wat Phnom: Where Phnom Penh gets its name
Day 5 - Phnom Penh + The Killing Fields
Landscaped garden of the Royal Palace
The roof is simply too bright
Me in front of one of the buildings
Kok Wai has a heavy hat
Ho Teck attaining enlightenment
Stupa where skulls of the victims are kept
Beyond words
Eerie and depressing - this is our only picture of Tuol Sleng
Bird's eye view of Phnom Penh
The Khmer girl whom we bought books from
The roof is simply too bright
Me in front of one of the buildings
Kok Wai has a heavy hat
Ho Teck attaining enlightenment
Stupa where skulls of the victims are kept
Beyond words
Eerie and depressing - this is our only picture of Tuol Sleng
Bird's eye view of Phnom Penh
The Khmer girl whom we bought books from
Day 6 - Phnom Penh + Siem Reap
Farewell to Phnom Penh
Cute baby whom we met on the bus
Tribute to our 'missing' friend
Lunch at the famous Blue Pumpkin
Simply love the beds
Dinner at Figo's
Cute baby whom we met on the bus
Tribute to our 'missing' friend
Lunch at the famous Blue Pumpkin
Simply love the beds
Dinner at Figo's
Day 7 - Angkor
The magnificent Angkor Wat
Ho Teck aka Peter Parker
Tuk-tuk: our choice of transport in Cambodia
Bayon: Nowhere to escape the faces
The faces up close
Our young guides at the Terrace of Leper King
I thought that we were supposed to look at the temples
Ta Prohm
An intricate and complete artwork in Ta Prohm
Looking cool while enjoying the breeze at the top of Phnom Bakheng
Ho Teck aka Peter Parker
Tuk-tuk: our choice of transport in Cambodia
Bayon: Nowhere to escape the faces
The faces up close
Our young guides at the Terrace of Leper King
I thought that we were supposed to look at the temples
Ta Prohm
An intricate and complete artwork in Ta Prohm
Looking cool while enjoying the breeze at the top of Phnom Bakheng
Labels: backpacking, bangkok, cambodia, phnom penh, saigon, siem reap, thailand, vietnam
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