After two weeks of last minute planning and the actual travel itself, I am back on writing stuff. I am working on the pictures I will be posting for the rest of my entries but I decided to write about our final itinerary of the Indochina Trip.
August 18: Day 0 - meet up at the airport, flight via Cebu Pacific at 20:00H to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Checked in at Seventy Hotel at Bui Vien St., HCMC.
August 19, Day 1 - Cu Chi Tunnel tour and Walking Tour of Saigon (Reunification Palace, Notre Dame Cathedral, Benh Thanh Market and Saigon Square).
August 20, Day 2 - Travel to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Checked in at Velkommen Guesthouse in Riverside, Phnom Penh.
August 21, Day 3 - Tour of Phnom Penh (The Killing Fields and Museum, S21 Genocide Museum, Russian Market, The Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda and Wat Phnom)
August 22, Day 4 - Travel to Siem Reap, Cambodia. Checked in at Bou Savy Guesthouse. Walking tour of Siem Reap (Pub Street, Siem Reap Night Market)
August 23, Day 5 - Angkor Wat Tour (Small Circuit Tour and Banteay Srey)
August 24, Day 6 - Travel to Bangkok, Thailand. Checked in at Sawasdee Bangkok Inn at KhaoSan Road, Bangkok
August 25, Day 7 - Bangkok Walking Tour (Wat Phra Keo and Royal Palace, MBK and KhaoSan Road)
August 26, Day 8 - Flight back to Manila at 19:00H via Tiger Airways.
August 27, Day 9 - Travel from Clark, Pampanga to Manila.
I expect there will be more and more posts as I begin thinking of the titles of each and every post I willl be doing. Weekends are reserved for my blogging, as soon as I finish my photos.
Well, Project C is done and we're off to plan Project H. :D
3 countries in 8 days! Wow!
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This is nice! :)
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Thank you so much!
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