http://khmerbird.com/lifestyle/travel-guides/day-18-the-boarder-crossing-adventures-%e2%80%94-siem-reap-cambodia.html Cambodia #1 Sources Tue, 27 Jul 2010 17:21:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://khmerbird.com/lifestyle/travel-guides/day-18-the-boarder-crossing-adventures-%e2%80%94-siem-reap-cambodia.html#comment-1665 YangWatson Sat, 30 Jan 2010 02:46:14 +0000 http://khmerbird.com/?p=4690#comment-1665 This is quite interesting story , from Koh Chang up to Siem Reap. That means now you are in Siem Reap. I wish to follow the next story. Have a nice day. This is quite interesting story , from Koh Chang up to Siem Reap.
That means now you are in Siem Reap.
I wish to follow the next story.
Have a nice day.

]]> http://khmerbird.com/lifestyle/travel-guides/day-18-the-boarder-crossing-adventures-%e2%80%94-siem-reap-cambodia.html#comment-1664 Al Rockoff Sat, 30 Jan 2010 02:32:29 +0000 http://khmerbird.com/?p=4690#comment-1664 What makes you think that was only a "foot massage" that was being given under the table! Also that meat on a stick could have been dog and I do not mean hot dogs as you westerners are used to back home. Even an experienced traveler like myself have been conned out of $$$ in the past at that border crossing point but chalk it up to experience and part of my excellent adventure in "democratic Kampuchea". P.S.> don't eat the liver!!!! What makes you think that was only a “foot massage” that was being given under the table! Also that meat on a stick could have been dog and I do not mean hot dogs as you westerners are used to back home. Even an experienced traveler like myself have been conned out of $$$ in the past at that border crossing point but chalk it up to experience and part of my excellent adventure in “democratic Kampuchea”. P.S.> don’t eat the liver!!!!

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