I can't believe it - I found a MS office program that I could resize these pictures with - so, finally: some Canon shots!
Seafood! The cheapest food at the street stalls is often the best. So good!!
Stairs to an old Angkor temple (9th century)
young dogs (and cats) are everywhere
backstreet at Phnom Penh's lakeside
sunset on Phnom Bakheng, Angkor
Another shot from Bokor Hill Station near Kampot
Pepper!
service station in Phnom Penh
Preah Khan, Angkor
The smiling faces of Bayon temple are a great highlight in the dozens of amazing temples and temple complexes that is Angkor, the capital of the Khmer empire in the 12the and 13th century. Angkor Wat is the main temple of that old capital, and in the best condition of all those old stones, but also of course - the most crowded by thousands of tourists. We found a good time to visit though: lunchtime. When all the tour buses go back to Siem Reap. Can't upload pics now - but for me the main highlight were those "jungle temples" anyway.
The famous Pub Street in Siem Reap
Apsara Dance Show
Riverview in Kampot
King's Palace in Phnom Penh
you can leave your greeting cards and wellwishes in especially put up pavillons
the huuuge reclining Buddha
Holger's parents are here! Their first time in Asia!!
Gerd loves the Tuk Tuk Experience!!
Mohnstollen unterm Weihnachtsbaum! Einmal anders.
Khao San Road - meanwhile turned into more of a colourful market for the whole family...
...while all the streets around have turned into crowded but nice drinking and eating places.
Chang Beer!
Pad Thai from the street stalls!
aaaand....
Yes, he did!
But now they can relax in the beautiful villa that our friend Nim rented with her family in Hua Hin
The two Dads get along well and the Sang Som is flowing....
Nim and her Mom.
