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Siem Reap International Airport Ally way in Siem Reap City Angkor National Museum In Cambodia, they use American Dollars and Cambodia Riel. Most of the transactions can be done in American Dollar. To visit the Temples, you can get 1 day pass for $20, 2 or 3 day pass for $40 and 1 week pass for $60.  You can buy the pass at 5pm for the next day and still go to the temples for sunset the day before and  the pass will get activated from the next day only.  Wear lightweight clothing as the weather is humid in Cambodia and also while visiting the temples, you shouldn't wear revealing clothes. You can do the tour in flip flops but I will recommend a comfortable shoes because these temples are big and it is a lot of walking as well.  Angkor Wat is Famous temple and hence monks from within Cambodia comes to visit the temples.  Food is expensive in Angkor Wat than in Angkor Thom! From Siem Reap C

My first time in Thailand, I flew straight to Chiang Mai: culturally rich, beautiful city.  For a plate of Pad Thai in this market here, it was around 45 Baht (£1).   This white temple is located in Chiang Rai, 3 hours away from Chiang Mai. When going to Temples, you have to be aware that you are not allowed to wear shorts or sleeveless. So, when you are packing for Thailand please bring at least one pair of long trouses or skirts and half sleeves Tee.   Northern Hill Tribe   Cycling around this beautiful Chiang Mai city. 4 hours drive from Chiang Mai, Pai remains a safe haven for hippies and an ordinary girl like me! This village makes you feel safe as it is secluded and laid back.  I instantly fell in love with this place. After much travelling, I could just chill all day doing nothing and later hop into some mellow bars... Hopped on a night train to Bangkok from Chiang Mai, which took around 12 hours to fly to Cambo

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