Bangkok

Once again it was time to leave Vietnam to renew our visa, this time we chose to travel to Bangkok. We arrived around noon and headed to our hotel to drop off our luggage. We decided to take a stroll to get our bearings, we were staying on the edge of the tourist area called …

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Malaysia

Bobby and Karen, Stewart’s friends of many years, passed away in the Fall of 2021 in a mud slide on their organic fruit farm located 50km/30 miles northeast of Kuala Lumpur. When this happened, we were unable to visit due to all the Covid-19 restriction throughout the world at the time. There were 36 people …

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War Remnants Museum

This museum is about the Vietnam/US war, and after effects, This war should never have happened as it was a false flag that started it. This will mainly be photos as all information is contained within them. Its long past time humanity learned from the mistakes made by others long ago that are written within …

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Siem Reap Pt.2

Next stop Ta Prohm Temple, this temple is being reconstructed with the help of the Indian Government. In and amongst these ruins’ trees have grown over the years within and around some of these buildings, you will see this at various locations. We continued to follow the road passing some temple site until we came …

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Siem Reap

After our five days in Phnom Penh, it was off to Siem Reap, we had our Tuk-Tuk driver pick us up 10:30am to take us across the river to the where we would catch the 11:30am bus to Siem Reap where we would be spending another 5 days. We arrived late afternoon, settled into our …

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The Killing Fields

We visited the central museum here in Phnom Penh, this was quite disappointing as we expected more general information and history of the country. Most items on display were from Angkor Wat. From here it was off to “Tuol Sleng”, this was Por Nhea Yat Highschool before “Pol Pot” and Prison Chief “Kang Kek Lew” …

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Phnom Penh

As our visas were due to expire on the 2nd of January, we needed to leave Vietnam. The decision was made to catch a bus from Saigon to Phnom Penh in Cambodia as there were things we wanted to see and visit in Cambodia but Phnom Penh would be our first stop. There is are …

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Saigon Pt.2

The day after we returned from our sightseeing tour, we visited the Independence Palace which is open to the public for viewing. Ground floor:   Second Floor: View from Second Floor Balcony There were a couple of military vehicles on the grounds. There is a ‘Hash group’ in Ho Chi Minh City, they have a …

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