Posts Tagged ‘border’
The title says it all. Â For what it’s worth, the land route from Bangkok to Siem Reap (the home of Angkor Wat and other cambodian temple complexes) is one of the most unabashedly corrupt places on earth (as far as we’ve seen.) It is so corrupt that an entire web site (it took Hazel and I about 2 hours to read the whole thing) has come into existence with the sole goal of guiding helpless travellers through the gauntlet they will experience taking this trip.
We had a great first night camping and slept really well in the nice, sandy campground.
We had to get up really early, but it meant that we got to see a beautiful sunrise before breakfast!
Right after breakfast we got going because we needed to finish driving through Botswana and get into Zambia this day. Â The landscape wasn’t that interesting, but we did see a little wildlife before we made it to the Kazungula Ferry that crosses into Zambia.