Here are the girls in their favorite mode of transportation. (at least thus far). The tuk-tuk. Motorized in Cambodia, it is one the easiet and least expenseve ways to travel. We settled in to one most nights we were there to take us to dinner. For about 4 dollars, he would drive us to dinner and pick us up when we wanted. Nice.
Here is a video of our tuk-tuk experience. The camera is shaky, the wind loud and I move around a lot. However, you get to see a bit of the sites and sounds of Siem Reap. Also of note: when our driver picked us up he was wearing a helmet (albeit, unbuckled) when he picked us up, no sign of the helmet. After dark rules, maybe?
All of the food in Cambodia was amazing. AMAZING. I mean, we love all food, but Cambodian food is wonderful. Similar spices to Thai food, but different. This photo was at the Khmer Kitchen. Yummy.
After dinner, we headed to the night market. Lots of fun items for sale ranging from $2 t-shirts to fancy jewelry (yep, Mary I picked out something special just for you!) :)
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