I did not see the world - PART V: Cambodia & Thailand

Welcome to the amazingly beautiful Kingdom of Cambodia, Mekong River, Cambodia 2013

On our way from Vietnam to Phnom Penh we once again got in touch which the Mekong River, Mekong River, Cambodia 2013

Hawkers were selling fried crickets to exhausted bikers, Mekong River, Cambodia 2013

Just random walking on the streets to get an impression, Phnom Penh, Cambodia 2013

There were none in Vietnam, but Cambodia was fully packed with tuk-tuks, Phnom Penh, Cambodia 2013

Found this market where vendors were hanging as much as their products, Phnom Penh, Cambodia 2013

Excited what a Cambodian Olympic Stadium looks like, although there never were Olympic Games, Phnom Penh, Cambodia 2013

Repair of some flood lights, Phnom Penh, Cambodia 2013

Tuk-tuks appear to be pretty convenient to hide from some heavy downpour, Phnom Penh, Cambodia 2013 

Another buddhist monk, Phnom Penh, Cambodia 2013

On my journey to find an ATM I met these kids playing football in the streets, Phnom Penh, Cambodia 2013

When I had those views from the bus I totally fell in love with the country, National Highway 6, Cambodia 2013

Some more because it was so beautiful, National Highway 6, Cambodia 2013

When you come to Cambodia you probably visit Angkor Wat, so did we, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

We met these two kids in a rural village on our way to Angkor Wat, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

But there weas also an endless number of  kids running around selling souvenirs, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

Also female buddhist monks wear a bald head, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

The Temples of Angkor were built between the 8th and 13th century and restorations will never end, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

Ta Prohm is a temple which was left to nature, Angkor Cambodia 2013

In a book I read you can choose figures from a catalogue and criminals will steal them for you, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

Temple of Bayon and its faces became my favourite temple, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

There are about 200 of these up to seven-metre high faces, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

The soles of my shoes will never lose the colour of this red earth again, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

Most visitors are tourist but also monks come here for their prayers, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

There is not only temples but also beautiful nature, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

But in lots of places you find temples and constructions hidden by jungle, Angkor, Cambodia 2013 

The area of Angkor is huge so you need to have a bike or tuk-tuk to get around, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

This bridge leads to the building complex which includes Angkor Wat in its centre, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

Pretty rare to have only one person in your field of view at crowded Angkor Wat, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

Some bus and tuk-tuk drivers playing board games in the shade of a tree, Angkor, Cambodia 2013

Construction side right next to the place where we stayed, Siem Reap, Cambodia 2013

This did not matter as we spent all the time at the temples and around, Siem Reap, Cambodia 2013

Kids we ran into while biking around for hours, Phnom Krom, Cambodia 2013

This boy was just climbing up on our bikes and pedaling for minutes, Phnom Krom, Cambodia 2013

She joined him short after and kept pedaling next to him, Phnom Krom, Cambodia 2013

In the end they were speeding around on our bikes, Phnom Krom, Cambodia 2013

Smiling boy, Phnom Krom, Cambodia 2013

Smiling girl, Phnom Krom, Cambodia 2013

This is what most rural houses in Cambodia looked like, Phnom Krom, Cambodia 2013

Mother and son, Phnom Krom, Cambodia 2013

Roadside petrol station, Siem Reap, Cambodia 2013

Weird vehicle, Siem Reap, Cambodia 2013

He was helping out in his mother's shop, getting cold water from those red boxes, Siem Reap, Cambodia 2013

Last stop before heading home - busy Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

All means of Bangkok's road transpotation in one photo, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Busy Silom district, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Enjoying a breeze at 35 degrees, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Thai hawker food was so delicious, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Teresa, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Some more flowers that I have seen next to most temples, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Bangkok seemed to be economically very flourishing, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Tall buildings everywhere, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Maximum of boxes and people you can transport with a tuk-tuk, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Bus on top of a bridge over Chao Phraya River from where you have a beautiful view, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Check SKATE Bangkok for more information on this insanely vivid city, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

In Cambodia petrol stations used old bottles, in Thailand they have yellow pumps, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Wat Arun is an impressing temple completly made of porcelain tiles, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

His bed was in the middle of a restaurant so his parents could take care of him, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Every tuk-tuk on the roads of Bangkok is a unique piece of art, Bangkok, Thailand 2013

Good bye Thailand - good bye Asia, Bangkok, Thailand 2013