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Untitled. On our stay at Phnom Penh, we visited their Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum. I was excited at first because I was expecting to see their different sides of their culture, but upon entry of the museum,well, it was different. 

 

Well, I can't tell to you the whole history of Cambodia but what will I share to you is that, they experienced dictatorship from a man named, Pol Pot. And according to my research almost 8 million died because of his policies.

The museum was an old school. My aunt said it was the exact prison where Pol Pot placed all of the families and other prisoners. 

This is the bed of the prisoners and the metal thingy their is like the lock that is attached to their foot.

NO SMILING, I guess. When you're in their, you can't really smile because you will the ambiance of sadness, sorrow and everything! ang bigat niya sa puso. AS IN.

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And because smiling is not allowed and you can't really smile because of the ambiance. Here we are.

This is their prison. The class room were turned as a prison jail. If you can see, there's still a blackboard at the end of the prison. The feeling inside was so creepy. You can't stay inside long because you will really feel the sorrow and the past of the place.

I didn't post too much picture because I don't want you my readers to feel the uneasiness of the place.
Just search about the history of Cambodia and discover it yourself. HAHA :)



Hope you enjoyed! I hope so. :)

Aircon clothes is so in today because of our weather, oh well, it's SUMMERTIME! I decided to wear this comfy and soft white lace dress but wore it as a top on our trip at Angkor Wat. I was planning to wear flats or open shoes but we will be walking long and I don't wanna torture my feet, that is why I wore my all time favorite chucks.

White lace dress FF4L Boutique

 My attempted tumbling shot. HAHA

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"A man travels the world in search of what he needs and returns home to find it."George Edward Moore

Travel Blog 102 Angkor Wat

 Our first day ay Siem Reap Cambodia and our mission for that day is to visit the most popular Angkor Wat.

 

 Before entering the place you need to pay $20 and have your IDs with picture then proceed to your 5 min drive to Angkor Wat.

 Angkor Wat became the symbol of Cambodia on its flag because this is the prime attraction place in Cambodia.

You must prepare your highest sunscreen protector before going to Angkor Wat because of the scorching heat. They sell $15 for an umbrella and $10 for a hat, so it is better to bring your own hat and umbrella. HAHA. 

If you are going inside the temple, sleeveless is not allowed, so better bring cover ups or polos when going inside the temple. Those who were wearing sleeveless can wait downstairs and enjoy the rest of the view.

Hope you enjoyed! :) 

"Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not." Ralph Waldo Emerson

Skater Girl

Skater dress. I'm in love with them now a days. They're so flexible that you can wear it for a formal look or just your usual casual day. This is what I wore on our flight to Siem Reap Cambodia last April 23, 2013. 

 photo bomb. Papa's girl. :)

Skater dress from FF4l Boutique . Follow them on Instagram @ff4lboutique and like them on Facebook.

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"A woman whose smile is open and whose expression is glad has a kind of beauty no matter what she wears."Anne Roiphe

Travel post 101

“Travel brings power and love back into your life.”

Last April 23, 2013 til May 2,  my family and I had our vacation at 4 different countries, namely, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia and Singapore. Each country gave us new experiences and everything. 

First stop, Cambodia. We decided to have our Cambodian photo shoot together with my Uncle's family. Cambodia is also known as Kingdom of Cambodia that is why their Khmer Clothing looks very elegant. 

Mi Familia

mi hermano

Eyes on my nephew's shoes. HAHA.

mi tío y mi tía

The Casts 

And ofcourse, yours truly, 

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"Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education; in the elder, a part of experience." Francis Bacon