Hiding from the sun and heat
This little museum was created by a former Khmer Rouge child soldier who later switched sides and laid lots of mines during the conflict. After the war he started to clear sites of land mines and UXO by himself and collected the defused weapons. Most are Soviet or Chinese made but there are also American ones and lots of unexploded ordnance.
He started this little museum to collect money for people injured and spread awareness to the Mine Ban Treaty. Sadly China, Russia and the US haven’t signed the treaty 😔
At night we headed out to the quite touristy Pub Street and did touristy things like having our feet cleaned by fish 😆
Hungry?
Taking pictures of people taking pictures
Played a lot of pool
Then we saw there is an Angkor Wat themed mini golf so we had to try that 😀
It was soooo hot 🥵
Aaron winning
Nearby is a wake board park so I convinced Aaron to try that.
Enthusiastic at the start
First timer
We only booked one hour but Aaron gave up after 30min of not being able to start 🤣 I did some rounds but was also exhausted when my time was up. The muscle soreness would hunt me for days 😅😵.For our last night we stopped at the Tuktuk Club, a street with lots of tuktuks converted into little bars each blasting out its own music. Obviously we had to put on Girl Talk 😉 And as it was after midnight it was Aaron’s birthday which we had to celebrate 🥳
Happy Birthday 🎉
Next I will tell you about our sunrise trip to Angkor Wat!