About 300 miles Northwest of Phnom Penh, you’ll find Siem Reap. In this region is where you’ll find temples abound for you to explore. Angkor Watt is perhaps the most famous of these temples which Suzy and I have explored last year, but this year we find ourselves drawn back to one of our favorites. First let me explain…read more →
When the sun goes down over Cambodia and you’ve had a long day of exploring Ancient Temples, you’ll find it time to kick back, stop walking, and relax. In downtown Siem Reap, you’ll find the “Night Market” area. Here you can certainly bargain your way into ownership of almost anything you crave. Most visitors to Siem Reap end up here…read more →
As you travel through the Jungle in search of Ancient Temples to explore, every once in a while you will find a Monkey or two running along the side of the road. If you’re in the mood for a show, all you’ll need to do is stop your tuk-tuk and get out. The Monkeys are quite smart, if a human…read more →
Last year while Suzy and I were attending culinary school in Chiang Mai, Chef Thanapon told us of a blues bar downtown. Nothing else needed to be said, Suzy and I were always open to an evening of fun and music. The club is in an unlikely place, it sets atop the mezzanine level of the Kalare Night Bazaar. The…read more →
I believe we all have seen the 1957 war epic; The Bridge on the River Kwai starring Alec Guinness and William Holden. What many may not know that the bridge is indeed real. During the war the bridge was built by Japanese forces in Thailand trying to complete a railway that would connect Burma to Siam (present day Thailand). The…read more →
Suzy and I found the Saxophone Pub last year when searching for some live entertainment in Downtown Bangkok. Here you’ll certainly have a good time. The food is good and the music is better. The Swing Kings are a regular at the Saxophone Pub, you’ll find them there Wednesdays and Thursdays and perform at about 9pm. Large big…read more →
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