Autor: weneverstoptravelling

After Tonle Sap we went straight back to Siem Reap, getting all our stuff into the backpack and finally took the night bus to Sihanoukville in the south of Cambodia. Here some street photography impressions.

A very special village, or at least two of them, are located on a sea called the Tonle Sap. This sea is 1 m deep during dry period in April / May, but some more meters deep during rainy season – in other words, all the houses need to swim instead of having poles.

Another very impressive temple inside the Angkor Wat area is the Ta Prohm temple where the Hollywood movie Tomb Raider was produced (at least some scenes). The very interesting part of this temple is the inside area, where trees and walls are combined in a way, that the support each other.

As already promised, the Angkor Wat journey goes on with some other awesome temples.

Angkor Wat was one of the main reasons for a Cambodia trip as we talk about seeing Angkor Wat for years. So after a first day in Phnom Penh and a horrible night bus trip, we arrived in Siem Reap at 5 am. Sunrise was already gone, so seeing Angkor Wat during sunrise is the…

End of April time was finally ready to get some stuff into the backpack and leave Germany behind… Flying over Singapore into Phnom Penh in Cambodia, nearly 24 hours later from door to door – or better said from door to bike rental station, we finally arrived. And we only miss one backpack 🙂

Some impressions from a sunny winter walk through Schwetzingen Schlosspark close to Heidelberg.

Finally we arrived at one oft the most famous buildings of St. Petersburg, called the Blood Church.

Another lovely day in an awful cold part of Russia. The weather is pretty nice, but as the humidity is so high, the -26°C feel like -40°C… but the sun was shining all the day. So no excuse for not leaving the hotel and experience this city.

As we arrived in Saint Petersburg quite early at 6:30 in the morning via train, we had to wait some time until our hotel is ready and used the time to gather first experiences with the local metro.