The best 16 hours of my life- part 4

 I have to have a disclaimer right now.

Dear future children I may have: I'm sorry

that your birth and overall life may never

measure up in comparison to my time in

Cambodia. It's not your fault you came into

my life after this life changing experience.. There was 

no competition once it happened. You're still important

just not as important. I'm sorry.

Ok. Let's discuss why Cambodia

rocked my socks and then some. This journey began 

on a fun foot. We took our private transfer and they

first brought us to the wrong border. It was sketchy...

as hell. There wasn't much around but there were

lots of interesting activities happening around us.

Once the driver discovered what happened, they brought

us to the right place in Poi Pet. A man came and found

us and asked to hand over some cash to get our visa. Well

this happened a few times. We handed over cash folded

in our passports and we finally made it over. We arrived

to our amazing hotel in time for serious sleep. The next

morning we were up and at them by 5:30. Here's why.

The sun started to rise over Angkor Wat. It was only

getting better by the second.

There were crowds but I swear, I felt completely

alone and like I was the only person watching this.

Once the sun was there, it was clear we needed to

dig in and explore. And so we did.

Don't mind me... Just flexing it out.

The long, detailed hallways.

The swimming pool. But missing something.

We could have spent the entire day there but we

were limited on time so it was off to Ta Prohm.

Aka- the jungle temple.

This place was incredible!

Again, there were people around but it was so

quiet and peaceful there. It felt like our own little

secret in there. 

Our guide found a little face peaking at us. Creeper.

It was time again to move along and visit the 

last stop.. Angkor Thom. Famous for it's

four faced stones.

It was incredible as well. Such amazing detail everywhere

you turned!

Now you see kids, why Cambodia has my heart. But we had

say our goodbyes and move along. Because we were about to

embark on our final part of the trip.

But fear not, I shall return to Cambodia.