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I liked to go here during lunch or just in the afternoon. Its a beautiful museum and they always have wonderful work displayed. A must see for sure.

Ok well the title of my entry alone should tell you how I felt about it. I’ve been there twice and would love to go again. The first time I went was a total surprise and I had no idea what I was gettiing my self into. Until my boyfriend at the time was like, hey lets go down to the beach (He’d been there a number of times) and I realized that once we crossed this imaginary line in the sand NO ONE wearing clothing!! Omigod. After about 2days I finally had the courage to venture over to the ‘nude’ side and it was amazing!. So freeing, relaxing and opening experience. The ppl there are wonderful, we spent about as much time at Hedo as we did outside of Hedo, venture out if you can, there are some amazing falls and trails to visit and local restaurants with amazing ethnic food… Try the Conch, it’s not bad!

Before going to Angkor Wat, I had already had the privileged to travel quite a bit, but for some reason never considered visiting the many wonders of the world. This place is amazing! It’s huge first of all (so wear proper walking shoes) and sooo beautiful. You feel a sense of history walking through the ruins and its just incredible when you learn how old this place is and everything that went on there. The most incredible thing is the fact that someone ‘found’ this place, it was literally hidden for years by over growth and trees. This place gave me the bug! The traveling bug, I can’t seem to sit still since and this burning desire to see more just won’t go away. Life is good.