These Photos were taken at The Royal Palace in Phnom Penh Photos of Angkor Watt in Siem Riep One slip could've hurt. Make sure you check out the hot air balloon near Angkor Watt. The guards said don’t touch. . .whoops. Random statues on a relatives property. We rested here during the long drive to Siem Riep Here is Srey Gniete, a family member and the usual accessory when touring Cambodia, combing through one of the beaches. She is the funniest and smartest 5 year old ever. Here is Srey Nit. She is a friend’s kid and probably the cutest I've seen because of her big ears. This is "baby boy", he is cool. . .except for the fact that he peed on me twice. Often when he cries, I'll hold him and play with him till his head just plops on my shoulder and dozes off. My sis and I getting down at a dance club. The meal costed me less than 2 bucks but the beef cha is probably the best I've had. I enjoyed the times we at at home also. One of the best things about Cambodia are the abundantly delicious fruits. My personal favorites are mangosteens and fresh durian. these photos were taken at Banteay Srey These photos were taken at Preah Khan Ta Prohm This police car looks like it came right out of a cartoon. The BS mall. The clothes were fairly expensive here, but I couldn’t resist buying two clubbing shirts because the gals that helped me pick out my clothes were so pretty. Soriya is probably the biggest mall. Psah thmey is probably the biggest market I visited. We checked out the Culture Village in Siem Riep. They had some cool wax figurines and art work. Guess who the singers are. . .? My sis and I, in the middle, are just taking a refreshing dip in the pool with family. Random houses. I am the hunter. . .you are the hunted! Oh mannn. . .why did I agree to wear this stuff? The preceding photos and this one are fromt he waterfall about an hours trek from the Angkor temples. Museum in Phnom Penh. Here they have many sculptures of historical significance. It gets pretty conjested in Phnom Penh. Beach in Sihanoukville I made this sand girl with my sis to model a pose for me. A different beach. . .but I don't remember which. . . Here Tak and I are eating some funky looking Cambodian lobsters. We found a lot of eggs in them which were yummy. Hike up the mountain about 30 mins from Phnom Penh and you’ll find this monument designed and partly built by my family member. In it holds some bones of Buddha. You’ll pass these before you get there. I had the privilege to watch my bro-in-laws younger brother play the guys in white. He along with the rest of the Norton University team whooped up on them, 3-0. This guy is a relatively famous movie and karaoke star. He sung at the bar and coffee shop where another family member regularly sings. Cambodian kids are precious. My cousin showing me a path to the Mekong River. Photo of some agriculture on the Mekong River. Roadside peepee while enjoying the magnificent view. My sis just out of the bushes herself.