Der Göttliche Hauch

Today we been at the airport to take the flight to sygon and they tell us it was yesterday upss... we had big luck .
they changed our tikets with no charge for tomorow
a cimpliment to lufthansa .
never been so easy with stundard turist ticket .
more picture on the galley sektion
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Tuch down in the heart of indochina
Just get the first day with manz impression on our Indochina Trip in Bankok.
Fantasik food on everz corner zou can not pass by without a littl test from everzthing, and astonishing its absolutlz healthfull for the stomag.

Die Ruhe ist eine liebenswürdige Frau und wohnt in der Nähe der Weisheit.
(EPICHARMOS)

Richy Freund in Kambodscha

Christoph Kayou Waskow
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Phone: 00855 - 12 648 116

Bongtown73@gmx.de

Hi just to show you the wounderfull skype elephant
he will be with me all the wey on my Travel in CAmbodia Vietnam and Laos.
I will plug my skype (USB) on the Internetcaffe when iam going online so all my fiends will be seen that iam alive
;)
The blog will used for a Travel log too and if like it shoud work with the MMS stuff to you can get live the pictures i will do from my mobile on the Blog

Link: http://www.travelfish.org/

Link: http://www.travelfish.org/location/cambodia/southern_cambodia/kampot/bokor_national_park

Established by the French as a hill-station, Bokor had its heyday in the 1920s and since then has been abandoned twice, during World War II and the Khmer Rouge period. Walking through the crumbling casino/hotel and other buildings dotted across the Bokor ridge is a little spooky, particularly if one of the frequent mists roll in, but it’s easy to imagine what it must have been like. At least one horror movie has been filmed here, and we suspect once Hollywood hears of this place, many more will be in the pipeline. When we visited we pulled up in front of the casino a mere 10 metres away, but couldn't see it. The area saw fierce fighting between the Vietnamese and Khmer Rouge, with one side holed up in the Catholic Church and the other in the casino, with both buildings still bearing the scars today. A great view back over Kampot can be seen if it’s a clear day.

It’s worth spending a night here, even though the accommodation is only very basic national park dorm rooms and very limited food – instant noodles -- and drink – warm beer – are available. The two-tier Popokvil Waterfall is certainly worth a trip to, though at 4-5km from the casino, it’s best to have your own transport. Wear or take warm clothes.

Bokor was established as a national park in 1993, spans four provinces and despite substantial illegal logging, remains home to elephants and some claim tigers.

To get there, you can hire a 4WD from Bokor Club for US$30 per day, which isn’t so bad if you squeeze in four or five people, as you need transport to see everything along the ridge. Kampot guesthouses also run trips in Camrys for $6-8 per person, or more if you’re staying overnight. The national park accommodation is $5 per person and park admission is an additional $5 per person. The road is not good and should not be attempted by novice motorcyclists, but if you're patient you can do it on a Honda Dream.