Oh I love Siem Reap a lot. So many good memories in Cambodia, I did live there long ago. But I really miss Battambang, a city lost in the middle of nowhere. I miss the peace, the quietness, the countryside, the gentle people, the mango season, the khmer celebration and above all I miss their soul.
I was there for 2 weeks last month. It’s quiet and peaceful. People are friendly. Also visited Sihanoukville and Phnom Penh. Siem reap is the most authentic.
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I can’t believe you know Alexis!!! Siem Reap was our home for 15 years before we moved to Bhutan and we’re so thrilled you visited Cambodia again finally. To see those streets made my teary eyed! By the way, we used to own a gallery and shop called Poetry just right beside Picasso as well as a cafe called Art Deli. We were one of the first businesses in the Alley West!
I haven't been to Siem Reap in almost 20 years. Totally unrecognizable. I thought it was expensive compared to Thailand. I'll bet it's crazy expensive now.
Beautiful video and really nice watching. like to see your video about Cambodia country with best place in that areas.🌷🌷 love Cambodia as well Thailand country.❤️❤️
Reap is pronounced with two syllables Ray-ap. (Siem Reap actually means the 'defeat of the Thais', which doesn't stop them attracting Thai tourists). I was last there in 2019 not that long before Covid closed all the SE Asian borders. A very lively little town with a great manic character...
@@tcdp9804 A bike is dirt cheap and you can give it away to someone when you leave so they can use it, not many hills at all in Cambodia apart from up in mountains. Siem Reap is a cyclist paradise.
@@nunya2036 You're right! I'll do that, too. Besides, a bicycle is less dangerous. Is there always a near village on the road? I will be greeting locals waving hands. Thanks a lot, friend!!
I didn’t know you could rent bikes there, what a cool way to get around town……..food is one of the nice things in Seim Reap……can find about anything you crave there……
I have to admit that this city is far better than majority of Indonesian cities by looking at the street and sidewalks alone. It's beautiful and calm, the sidewalk is wider than ours.
I love Siem Reap., so chill after touring Angkor. Too bad about Miss Wong's. The old place was so cool. That was hang out when Pub St. got too loud. Thanks
Love the current day tour of Siem Reap which is lookin' real good. My favorite places in the city center are Yellow Submarine Bar and Il Forno pizzeria. Siem Reap is loaded with lots of great places. Believe it not, I'm from America and the very best Western food I ever ate was in Siem Reap which is a most walkable one with excellent bars and restaurants. I really loved Charlies bar with the motorcycle above it, but I understand it's gone now. That was a lovely place for a beer, fish, and chips. It could be nice a very nice place to live picking up a few English classes on the side for some chump change, but the nonstop hassle put me off. I still like this very special place from a tourist perspective though.
Cheers for the memories Jereon I used to eat in the restaurant on the corner of Street 9 the toilet has many photos of Tin Tin on the wall,,,peace and happiness as always Geff
the older building looks the same as those shop houses in southern Thailand i.e. Phuket.. Hatyai.. etc and all the way down to Singapore via Penang Malaysia.. it looks like Siem Reap is reasonably well kept.. quite tidy.. and very charming.. i'm sure once all their expensive infrastructure is completed in a few years Cambodia will be a serious competitor to Thailand and Vietnam.. ''i think'' this is a recent development.. am i right..
I'm from Vietnam there are not much historical places to see in Vietnam we just have some natural wonder. If you know Southeast Asia history or World History you would know that Angkor was the world largest city in the world 1 in every 1,000 in the world live there and it was the capital of the surrounding countries of Thailand, Lao, Southern Vietnam and part of Malaysia and Yunnan China
Well Cambodia's entire population is Bangkok's and the surrounding cities. Vietnam's population eclipses Thailand's declining population even if you add Laos, and Cambodia. Vietnam has 3 major developing cities Ho Chi Minh, Da Nang, and Hanoi versus Thailand who has only one developing city Bangkok/GreaterBangkok. Also there so much one can do with the size of the country and how much coastline! Competition comparing the three Vietnam will always have the advantage and Thailand 2nd and 3rd Cambodia.
@@thuthach4665 kkkkk Việt Nam mà không có nhiều địa điểm du lịch lịch sử thì nước nào có bạn. Kì quan thiên nhiên thế giới thì đầy ra, chẳng hạn như Vịnh Hạ Long, vườn quốc gia Phong Nha kẻ Bàng, hang Sơn Đoong, Tràng An,.... Chẳng qua bạn chưa đi nên mới nói vậy thôi, đi nhiều để biết nhiều nè.
in 2015 coming from Los Angeles, CA i tour the Angkor Wat and stay nice hotel in Siem Reap and visited the city of Phnom Penh then to Manila and back to Califonia 😊
Hi thanks for showing Siem Reap . Very nice video . I remember a was there about 20 years ago , I remember the red piano there and I stay at the golden anker for 2 dollars . I need from Prasat ( surin ) 10 hours by car and about 8 years ago 4 hours . Have a nice evening and stay safe from Heidelberg Germany .
Hi. I like your video. The fact that you concentrate on showing the surroundings and telling a little bit about it makes the video more interesting. I`ve seen so many travel-vlogs with people almost only filming themselves. Not that interesting. So thanks for posting these videos.
Thanks for your video I love Siemreap as Cambodian because it gives you more space, quietness and friendly people around you. The original local seem to be more kind and honest. Anyway I grew up in Phnom penh and it's just not the same.
Nice video, brings back memories, my last visit was in 2006, we used to go for dinner every night to what I think was called 'Blue Parrot Cafe', I remember the cocktails and the food, all in great atmosphere. Nice and vibrant city it was and I am sure it still is. The temples of course are such a beauty to visit. One sentence I still remember from all the little kids running around us: "Buy postcard sir? Only one dollar". Unforgettable.
From Singapore too! Was there in May, awesome without large tour groups' noise but of course not good for locals. Rent a bike and go around, there are many great eating places and lodging just across the river and out the centre/pub street etc. Forget abt the souvenir shops in the centre's night market = aged tourists trap. Visit their local markets instead, the vibe is exciting, and the food is authentic !
Great update on Siem Reap, thanks! I visited a few years ago and it looks pretty much the same, especially around Pub Street, with which I became very familiar! But it was good to learn about the new places and I'll be sure to check them out, especially Street 26 and Miss Wong's, should I return again soon. You mentioned traffic in the city and it causes me to remember how difficult it was, as a pedestrian, to cross the streets in Siem Reap because the traffic paid no heed to crossing pedestrians. I learned to just follow locals crossing the street and, perhaps being a little facetious here, to follow the local dogs when they were crossing the street.
We had a driver in Siem Reap, i was suprised he drive not more then 40kmh and say, trafic jam. He was the brother of our guide. For all we paid 50$ per day
I was there in June, so much quieter than it was pre-covid. I hope it picks up soon for the country. I might drop back again in a few months and see how it is going. I just got back from Indonesia, which I was also in, back in June and it has really gone ahead in tourist numbers.
I was luck enough to spend a week there when the Chinese were locked at home, before international travel was really hit. Great time for visitors. Beginning of a disaster for the locals sadly.
Seriously, you can not compare Bangkok with Siam Reap. Bangkok is a huge city with a lot of downside. The sidewalks are broken, the road are full of potholes, you have electric cables pending everywhere, the building are derelicted. Outside of the new shiny shopping mall, Bangkok is simply a huge dormitory place without any charms. Siem Reap on the other hand is stunning, beautiful, very impressive and very chic. You really feel yourself in the old and beautiful Asia.
Both Siem Reap and Bangkok are great places to visit. BKK has lots of charm, including the old, run down parts...which are generally the parts that have the most history and are the most interesting...and unlike most cities, even these parts are pretty safe in BKK.
@@parttimephilosopher7097in Bangkok, which part has the most history? Which one has the charms? Because Nearly 90 % of the city is completely run down.
@@SP-hr3uv There are still lots of interesting parts of BKK, but much of it is also becoming a homogenized city. If you really want to know, spend a few hours watchin Bangkok Pats videos www.youtube.com/@BangkokPat/videos. Some of the interesting parts of the city are modern, some are well known to tourists, but others are hidden away and related to different groups that have settled there and trade over the last couple of centuries, and some of the parks and cannels and different ways of life. Some times it can also be a bit depressing...but it's almost always safe...except for the traffic.
@@parttimephilosopher7097 i have no ideas what you talking about. I know extensively very well all Asia. I did live and work in Bangkok back in 2000's. At this time, the city for most of his part was completely run down. I was back in Bangkok just before the pandemic. Nothing did change in nearly 15 years. All the same decripit buildings. In Bangkok, there is not so much of museum, sightseeing or beautiful street/architecture/building. In simple words, the Thai did simply build a city-dormitory not the 7th wonders of the world like you pretend. If people are looking for the real soul of Asia. They will found it elsewhere than Bangkok/Thailand. Just my 2 cents.
Fun fact Jereon when I was in Siem Reap I had a drink in the Picasso bar with my friend and the chef from the raffles hotel was in there and told me to eat pig and not chicken,,,
❤❤❤ So nice to see Alexis in the video!!!❤❤❤ Siem Reap look so different.... I have several Blush dresses Alexis designed and I love to wear them and still get compliments for them.
Nice vid! We are going in a couple weeks, our second visit, first pre-convid. My wife (Japanese) really loved it. Me (American) wanted to see the Temples, having done that I was finished. I was looking for other stuff. I plan on visiting the Greek restaurant, thx! I crave some! None in Japan!
sort of surprised at all the French style buildings. I know the French has a presence in Vietnam but they had a pretty good influence in Cambodia as well. Thanks for the nice tour through Seim Reap, plan to get there someday.
@Chase Williams Yes, from what I learnt Khmer king at the time knew that Dai Viet(Vietnam) and Siam(Thailand) were thinking of invading Khmer(Cambodia) with a purpose to share the Khmer territories between both nations so, he made a deal with France to put Cambodia under its protectectorate preventing Cambodia from being washed off the map from the two neighboring nations. That was in 1863.
Oh I love Siem Reap a lot. So many good memories in Cambodia, I did live there long ago.
But I really miss Battambang, a city lost in the middle of nowhere. I miss the peace, the quietness, the countryside, the gentle people, the mango season, the khmer celebration and above all I miss their soul.
I was there for 2 weeks last month. It’s quiet and peaceful. People are friendly. Also visited Sihanoukville and Phnom Penh. Siem reap is the most authentic.
Welcome to Siem Reap Cambodia.
Thanks for your help promote our country.
It looks so “retro” that it reminds me of the golden 50’s era!💛
Thanks for bringing us to this beautiful place in Cambodia host big likes.Thank you so much for supporting my live stream last night host i really appreciate it
I really like Siem Reap, especially because it’s the gateway to Angkor Wat.
Alexis is doing a great job by manufacturing all that clothing locally. Great help for locals. Absolutely brilliant.
I can’t believe you know Alexis!!! Siem Reap was our home for 15 years before we moved to Bhutan and we’re so thrilled you visited Cambodia again finally. To see those streets made my teary eyed! By the way, we used to own a gallery and shop called Poetry just right beside Picasso as well as a cafe called Art Deli. We were one of the first businesses in the Alley West!
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Where is better to live butan or Cambodia? Where is cheaper?
@@noerodriguez7881 we loved our time in Bhutan for sure but Cambodia will always be a perfect home for us.
Alexis sounds she has a kiwi accent? I'm moving from New Zealand to Siem Reap in December, will go say hi 😊
I haven't been to Siem Reap in almost 20 years. Totally unrecognizable. I thought it was expensive compared to Thailand. I'll bet it's crazy expensive now.
And all streets you are ride on was new… wow… it’s so modern . Happy that I was the first time there 10 years ago… was totally different
Beautiful video and really nice watching. like to see your video about Cambodia country with best place in that areas.🌷🌷 love Cambodia as well Thailand country.❤️❤️
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@@travelplace24 Also nice.👍
Reap is pronounced with two syllables Ray-ap. (Siem Reap actually means the 'defeat of the Thais', which doesn't stop them attracting Thai tourists). I was last there in 2019 not that long before Covid closed all the SE Asian borders. A very lively little town with a great manic character...
We always buy a bicycle when we go there and then take it out to the countryside and donate it to a family who needs one.
not too many hills? Should a scooter be an alternative?
@@tcdp9804 A bike is dirt cheap and you can give it away to someone when you leave so they can use it, not many hills at all in Cambodia apart from up in mountains. Siem Reap is a cyclist paradise.
@@nunya2036 You're right! I'll do that, too. Besides, a bicycle is less dangerous. Is there always a near village on the road? I will be greeting locals waving hands. Thanks a lot, friend!!
Finally, you are here in my Angkor Wat, Siem Reap🇰🇭☺️
Welcome to Cambodia and thanks for sharing 🇰🇭
I didn’t know you could rent bikes there, what a cool way to get around town……..food is one of the nice things in Seim Reap……can find about anything you crave there……
I have to admit that this city is far better than majority of Indonesian cities by looking at the street and sidewalks alone. It's beautiful and calm, the sidewalk is wider than ours.
Ubud, Bali is a comparable. Very walkable and touristy with lots of wonderful bars, restaurants, and a walking market.
@Gottes God let me correct your typo a bit, you mean "there are no sidewalks at all"?
เที่ยวให้สนุกครับ Have a good trip.
My second home in my heart. I adopted a family there and they adopted me.
Welcome to Sieam Reap
I love Siem Reap., so chill after touring Angkor. Too bad about Miss Wong's. The old place was so cool. That was hang out when Pub St. got too loud. Thanks
Love the current day tour of Siem Reap which is lookin' real good. My favorite places in the city center are Yellow Submarine Bar and Il Forno pizzeria. Siem Reap is loaded with lots of great places. Believe it not, I'm from America and the very best Western food I ever ate was in Siem Reap which is a most walkable one with excellent bars and restaurants. I really loved Charlies bar with the motorcycle above it, but I understand it's gone now. That was a lovely place for a beer, fish, and chips. It could be nice a very nice place to live picking up a few English classes on the side for some chump change, but the nonstop hassle put me off. I still like this very special place from a tourist perspective though.
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Unfortunately Charlie did a runner leaving a trail of debt behind him.
@@vladradek Well darn, that was a cool bar.
The Oldies shop house looks nice, clean & peaceful. Interesting should visit one day.
Thanks for sharing.
😄👍🙏
Nice view
Cheers for the memories Jereon I used to eat in the restaurant on the corner of Street 9 the toilet has many photos of Tin Tin on the wall,,,peace and happiness as always Geff
This was ver informative, Thank You
Siem Reap is my favourite city here in Cambodia.
Wow, such a lovely tour. The town look like Phuket Town in Thailand. Haha, you think riding the bike is more dangerous then Bangkok, so funny.
Happy to see SR coming alive again
the older building looks the same as those shop houses in southern Thailand i.e. Phuket.. Hatyai.. etc and all the way down to Singapore via Penang Malaysia.. it looks like Siem Reap is reasonably well kept.. quite tidy.. and very charming.. i'm sure once all their expensive infrastructure is completed in a few years Cambodia will be a serious competitor to Thailand and Vietnam.. ''i think'' this is a recent development.. am i right..
I'm from Vietnam there are not much historical places to see in Vietnam we just have some natural wonder. If you know Southeast Asia history or World History you would know that Angkor was the world largest city in the world 1 in every 1,000 in the world live there and it was the capital of the surrounding countries of Thailand, Lao, Southern Vietnam and part of Malaysia and Yunnan China
Well Cambodia's entire population is Bangkok's and the surrounding cities. Vietnam's population eclipses Thailand's declining population even if you add Laos, and Cambodia. Vietnam has 3 major developing cities Ho Chi Minh, Da Nang, and Hanoi versus Thailand who has only one developing city Bangkok/GreaterBangkok. Also there so much one can do with the size of the country and how much coastline! Competition comparing the three Vietnam will always have the advantage and Thailand 2nd and 3rd Cambodia.
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@@thuthach4665 kkkkk Việt Nam mà không có nhiều địa điểm du lịch lịch sử thì nước nào có bạn. Kì quan thiên nhiên thế giới thì đầy ra, chẳng hạn như Vịnh Hạ Long, vườn quốc gia Phong Nha kẻ Bàng, hang Sơn Đoong, Tràng An,.... Chẳng qua bạn chưa đi nên mới nói vậy thôi, đi nhiều để biết nhiều nè.
@@minhtrangbui99 đấy đều là "natural wonder" như bạn ở trên nói, ko phải "historical places"
in 2015 coming from Los Angeles, CA i tour the Angkor Wat and stay nice hotel in Siem Reap and visited the city of Phnom Penh then to Manila and back to Califonia 😊
Hi thanks for showing Siem Reap . Very nice video . I remember a was there about 20 years ago , I remember the red piano there and I stay at the golden anker for 2 dollars . I need from Prasat ( surin ) 10 hours by car and about 8 years ago 4 hours . Have a nice evening and stay safe from Heidelberg Germany .
Nice to see the Colonial Style of the City. 🙏
Watching from Philippines 🇵🇭
Thanks for posting. Really good to see the contrast between Pub street in the a.m. and p.m.
Also, great to see cottage industry being supported.
Wow! You have pedaled from Benjakitti Forest Park to Cambodia, in a few hours. 😆
Hi. I like your video. The fact that you concentrate on showing the surroundings and telling a little bit about it makes the video more interesting. I`ve seen so many travel-vlogs with people almost only filming themselves. Not that interesting. So thanks for posting these videos.
Wow... !!! My best friend, It's always great. Your video is excellent quality. We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks
The Red piano is my favourite one in pubstreet because Angelena Jolie went there be for.
I was in Siem Reap when this video was made and spent a few evenings at the Red Piano.
Its the cleanest city in Cambodia
My shop is inside old market. Great to see this video.
Thanks for your video I love Siemreap as Cambodian because it gives you more space, quietness and friendly people around you. The original local seem to be more kind and honest. Anyway I grew up in Phnom penh and it's just not the same.
Enjoy watching this series back on a quiet Saturday night,,,peace and happiness as always jereon,,,
Looks so different to BKK and then similar too, interesting, never been there yet. 🙏😅☺️
Nice video, brings back memories, my last visit was in 2006, we used to go for dinner every night to what I think was called 'Blue Parrot Cafe', I remember the cocktails and the food, all in great atmosphere. Nice and vibrant city it was and I am sure it still is. The temples of course are such a beauty to visit. One sentence I still remember from all the little kids running around us: "Buy postcard sir? Only one dollar". Unforgettable.
Wow. Nice compilation and presentation on this city. It definitely gave me an idea where to visit and stay here..
Great overview, heading there in a couple weeks! Can’t wait!
Thank for visiting cambodia 🇰🇭🙏
Greetings from Singapore! This video was useful. I'll be headed to Siem Reap in a few weeks.
Don't forget to contact my friend Bong Yan for a tour :-) czcams.com/channels/S2IhJOGPzSOohAa8XNemlQ.html
From Singapore too! Was there in May, awesome without large tour groups' noise but of course not good for locals. Rent a bike and go around, there are many great eating places and lodging just across the river and out the centre/pub street etc. Forget abt the souvenir shops in the centre's night market = aged tourists trap. Visit their local markets instead, the vibe is exciting, and the food is authentic !
@@cheeseizblue we are in Siem Reap right now.
@@guitarsingaporeRapture have fun, make memories!
Thanks for this video!! Maybe I will be there in 2023!!!
very nice place in Siem reap, thank you sharing 😍
Great update on Siem Reap, thanks! I visited a few years ago and it looks pretty much the same, especially around Pub Street, with which I became very familiar! But it was good to learn about the new places and I'll be sure to check them out, especially Street 26 and Miss Wong's, should I return again soon. You mentioned traffic in the city and it causes me to remember how difficult it was, as a pedestrian, to cross the streets in Siem Reap because the traffic paid no heed to crossing pedestrians. I learned to just follow locals crossing the street and, perhaps being a little facetious here, to follow the local dogs when they were crossing the street.
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Nice clean and interesting city. Thanks for sharing. 😀
Very interesting video❤👌
We had a driver in Siem Reap, i was suprised he drive not more then 40kmh and say, trafic jam. He was the brother of our guide. For all we paid 50$ per day
Terbaik, Satu Diantara Yang Terbaik Ditemukan Di Cambodia. Salut 🙏
Great video 👍😉🕺🇬🇧
Liked your video. Steady and calm. Selected music also is good. 👏👏👏👍
Hahaha Claire and Jeremy at the end, hi, wasn’t expecting that. I’m home now…had my 4 weeks in Siem Reap
We met Alexis in Picasso Bar , lovely to see her 😍😍👍👍
Siem Reap is my hometown ❤- Angkor spider driver 👍
Great
I was there in June, so much quieter than it was pre-covid. I hope it picks up soon for the country. I might drop back again in a few months and see how it is going. I just got back from Indonesia, which I was also in, back in June and it has really gone ahead in tourist numbers.
I was luck enough to spend a week there when the Chinese were locked at home, before international travel was really hit. Great time for visitors. Beginning of a disaster for the locals sadly.
I visited 2018 time of the water festival visited the floating village had a great time ,brings back memories, great video cheers 🍻
Very authentic city. Love the French style.
Hehehehe, that last part was funny!
Thanks for again a great videooooaahhh ;)
Great video! love it 😍
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Welcome to Cambodia
Thank you for coming Cambodia Siem Reap, i loved your videos.
We had a great time.
Seriously, you can not compare Bangkok with Siam Reap. Bangkok is a huge city with a lot of downside. The sidewalks are broken, the road are full of potholes, you have electric cables pending everywhere, the building are derelicted. Outside of the new shiny shopping mall, Bangkok is simply a huge dormitory place without any charms.
Siem Reap on the other hand is stunning, beautiful, very impressive and very chic. You really feel yourself in the old and beautiful Asia.
Both Siem Reap and Bangkok are great places to visit. BKK has lots of charm, including the old, run down parts...which are generally the parts that have the most history and are the most interesting...and unlike most cities, even these parts are pretty safe in BKK.
@@parttimephilosopher7097in Bangkok, which part has the most history? Which one has the charms? Because Nearly 90 % of the city is completely run down.
@@SP-hr3uv There are still lots of interesting parts of BKK, but much of it is also becoming a homogenized city. If you really want to know, spend a few hours watchin Bangkok Pats videos www.youtube.com/@BangkokPat/videos. Some of the interesting parts of the city are modern, some are well known to tourists, but others are hidden away and related to different groups that have settled there and trade over the last couple of centuries, and some of the parks and cannels and different ways of life. Some times it can also be a bit depressing...but it's almost always safe...except for the traffic.
@@parttimephilosopher7097 i have no ideas what you talking about. I know extensively very well all Asia. I did live and work in Bangkok back in 2000's. At this time, the city for most of his part was completely run down. I was back in Bangkok just before the pandemic. Nothing did change in nearly 15 years. All the same decripit buildings. In Bangkok, there is not so much of museum, sightseeing or beautiful street/architecture/building. In simple words, the Thai did simply build a city-dormitory not the 7th wonders of the world like you pretend.
If people are looking for the real soul of Asia. They will found it elsewhere than Bangkok/Thailand. Just my 2 cents.
I also live in siem reap thank for make video about earn hope we coffee in siem reap one day
I adored this episode!
Thank you for visit Cambodia
I am there now it's no where near as busy as pre covid, miss wongs is moved to street 26
Fun fact Jereon when I was in Siem Reap I had a drink in the Picasso bar with my friend and the chef from the raffles hotel was in there and told me to eat pig and not chicken,,,
Thanks for sharing , I love Cambodia
Thank you for visit us.
Cambodia kingdom of wonder
Amazing!!👍👍
Hahaha … had a few drinks in the Picasso bar last time I was there
Hahahhaa.....cool end. Have other vloggers do your "signature ending"
Thank you for coming to our city 🙏😊
It was a pleasure Seng.
Cheers mate . Nice video
Thanks you for your share 👍👍
A very nice discovery of the city 😃👍
Thank you so much.
am I crazy or does this look more wealthy than Switzerland, all is very tidy and very tasty built and kept, and well kept?
Miss Siem Reap
Was there last time in 2000. Let's say its changed ;)
great video.
Wow so beautiful 🥰
Nice video mate👍
❤❤❤ So nice to see Alexis in the video!!!❤❤❤ Siem Reap look so different....
I have several Blush dresses Alexis designed and I love to wear them and still get compliments for them.
We had a fun evening with Alexis and Max. Feel free to share the video with your friends from Siem Reap, so they know how it looks now :-)
Annette OMG! So great to see your comment up here! This video made me miss our former “home” in Cambodia really badly.
@@spoolartist Haha, I see you found our connection with Siem Reap and Alexis :-) Annette is actually one of the original Global Travel Mates.
Nice view city
Nice your videos
Nice vid! We are going in a couple weeks, our second visit, first pre-convid. My wife (Japanese) really loved it. Me (American) wanted to see the Temples, having done that I was finished. I was looking for other stuff. I plan on visiting the Greek restaurant, thx! I crave some! None in Japan!
If you want something else, you might try the Quad Bike Experience as well! czcams.com/video/RBVBvmVC-1Y/video.html
@@globaltravelmate thx, I am considering renting a motorcycle. If I can figure out license for driving in Cambodia status.
That my city bro, hope you enjoy your trip over there
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sort of surprised at all the French style buildings. I know the French has a presence in Vietnam but they had a pretty good influence in Cambodia as well. Thanks for the nice tour through Seim Reap, plan to get there someday.
Cambodia actually brought Frenchs to Indochina.
@Chase Williams Yes, from what I learnt Khmer king at the time knew that Dai Viet(Vietnam) and Siam(Thailand) were thinking of invading Khmer(Cambodia) with a purpose to share the Khmer territories between both nations so, he made a deal with France to put Cambodia under its protectectorate preventing Cambodia from being washed off the map from the two neighboring nations. That was in 1863.
CAMBODIA thank you the / UN / so much