And two more days in Bangkok so that returning to our Polish reality is not too sudden ...
My eye-glasses retrieved, the last drinks empty, no more cash - time to go back home.
With lots of regret, though!
Thank you all following us on the blog and co-travelling with us through Cambodia.
Isn’t it a beautiful country and aren’t the people amazing?
Today, Cambodia is safe and politically stable, is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Southeast Asia. It is worth a trip out before the tourist industry will deprive the place charm. After a three-fold relatively free and fair elections, the country is slowly maturing politically, economically and socially. In the last century Cambodia associated primarily with conflicts (Khmer Rouge!) That slowly go down in history. For a long time the country has kept the peace, and citizens want democracy and development of the country. At the same time among they youth support for the opposition is rapidly growing. More than half the population is less than fifteen years old and in the near future a substantial part of them will move to cities in search of work. The great hope of the economy is tourism. None of the more economically developed neighbours can compete with Cambodia in this area.
It wasn’t us who discovered it all first, but we are happy to have learnt and experienced that.
We encourage you to visit Cambodia!
See you in our blog laready in February 2017!
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