Today we are on the way
to the
floating village.
There are three
places - the most popular places to see the floating village in
Siem Reap.
One... which is really
close to Siem Reap.
We heard that it's...
really touristy, might be a tourist trap.
So... our host
recommended the one we're going to now.
Probably
will be really quiet.
It's very peaceful
so far.
It's about a... maybe half an hour
tuk tuk ride
from, kind of the main city centre.
It's quite a bumpy road
sometimes.
- But we made it! - We made it, and I think it's really worth it.
It's $25 to hire the whole boat
so we have this big huge boat
all to ourselves.
We went in the morning with Mr Bun -
we went for
shopping in the market so,
Mr Bun bought some -
smaller boats around us as well - so loud.
So Mr Bun bought stuff for
for dinner
and...
We went to a little "restaurant"
for breakfast, so we had hot noodle soup.
And it was $1.25 per bowl.
It was really good.
We're at a nice temple called Banteay
Srei? I'm not sure about the pronunciation
but it's made out of pink,
red, and yellow sandstone, I think.
It's really detailed and intricate.
It's different than all
the other temples we've seen so far.
I think this is also the last
of our temples on this trip.
I think we've had enough!
This one's a bit further away as well
so... it was a long tuk tuk ride.