Two weeks in Cambodia

This is a place that is characterized by its culture which stands out too much, being immersed in a place with so much history is really inspiring. One of the locations to go to is the Cambodian Genocide Museum, its visit produces many mixed feelings because it is very important to know the story from the perspective in which it is told, but without a doubt it is also totally heartbreaking and difficult to see all those events from such a close perspective

In Siem Reap I had a great time at the hostel, but I wasn't that excited about the temples, they are very similar and can get a bit monotonous, despite this it was fun to ride a bike through the streets and enjoy outdoor tours .

The jungle trek was a cool experience, walk in the jungle for a few days and eat fresh vegetables from the bamboo tools or sleep in the jungle in hammocks.

When you arrive, the first thing you are going to be dazzled by is its turquoise water, its nature, between fauna and flora and the great space for relaxation: this island was a paradise.

So the way to Samloem goes through Sihanoukville, which is a nice port city with a fun casino, hostels and all kinds of food... from there you can take a boat to one of the surrounding islands. I chose Samloem and enjoyed every moment. There are a few resorts on the island, but all of them give a natural environment, which makes it great.

The food, the view and the peace of this place were something unique! Definitely one of my favorites from this experience.

We had time to relax during the day, but there was also a great rave in the woods at night. You can walk the island from coast to coast in 30 minutes, so we could walk to the other side to watch the sunset in the evening.