Here we are riding the tuk-tuk from temple to temple and it is about seven in the morning
which happens to be breakfast time for us, so I'm enjoying my banana with a great view.
Oh yeah!
The best way to get around and explore the temples of Angkor by far.
We are playing a game of where is Waldo.
Where is our tuk-tuk driver.
There is a lot to choose from but we can't seem to recognize him.
He's got to be somewhere.
We've noticed a lot of people visiting the temples of Angkor on bicycle and although
that sounds like a great idea getting the extra exercise and having mobility and saving
some money.
We've found that because a lot of the temples - the complexes themselves - are kilometers
in length and the heat and the humidity of this place.
We've found that taking the tuk-tuk, getting a breeze and resting our legs and whatnot
has really allowed us to enjoy exploring the temples more conserving our energy for that.
Most people are riding their bikes from temple to temple look exhausted.
They do not look happy.
They are sun burnt and their faces are red and you have to think that you'll be tired
by the time you get to the temple on the bike but then you have to spend time exploring
on foot and after that once you're done you still need to bike yourself back into town.
So take a tuk-tuk.
Take the tuk-tuk!