You’re not leaving anything behind, you’re now carrying beautiful memories and the friends you made in SR are in your heart and will welcome you with open arms whenever you return. Onwards and upwards, cheers to new adventures!
Going to a hustle and bustle PP City and it's not like a sleepy SR City. I grew up in PP City during the 60s and the city was so quiet and peaceful then before the war erupted in 1970. It seems just like yesterday. Only memory lives on. Have a great time there. Peace ✌️
Thank you, yes PP is crazy compared to SR, it’s a nice change from the sleepyness! That must have been a crazy & intense time for you, glad you got out ❤️
I had only spent a few days in Siem Reap last time I traveled. I landed back in Bangkok miserable, the Kingdom of Wonder had stolen my heart. Next year I'll be traveling again, looking forward to my return. Might even spend a whole month in SR by itself lol. It's an enchanting place with wonderful folks
You’re not alone in feeling this way. As someone older, I’ve also been moved to tears by the beauty of the world-majestic mountains, serene seas, flowing rivers, and endless beauty of the skie. These experiences are a gift, a testament to your intelligence and emotional depth. Your capacity for gratitude and empathy, especially when you feel the weight of leaving behind those who are poor and vulnerable, is something rare and precious. You should embrace these emotions, as they reflect a level of sensitivity and understanding that many people lack, often due to tough life experiences that dull their sense of connection and empathy. As the great poet Rumi once said, "Be drowned in gratitude and kindness, for they are the highest forms of intellectuality." To feel deeply is not a weakness, but a strength-a sign of a mind and heart attuned to the richness of life. Treasure this gift; it sets you apart in a world that often forgets the power of compassion and gratitude....
Cambodians are wonderful people who take time to learn English. I’m not sure the driver was crazy but please have more respect for the differences in culture and norms when you’re traveling 🙏🏽
Seam reap is a province of my heart and i love the most everytime i visit there i never ready to leave , i understand how u feel don't be sad i hope u are alright and thank for loving our country
Sarah, your kindness are touched by the innocents and open heart of the Khmer people like any human beings who love peace, cause you experience it with your own eyes and felt with your heart, don’t forget to go visit Khmer Krom people in southern Vietnam in Khmer villages and the rice fields, where true Khmer are living, not just the Khmer Temple 😢😢😢❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
I was a little emotional when I left as well. The best part is that you can always go back. That tuk tuk driver was hilarious. He did give you good advice about not using your phone to point with or else it could get snatched. Haha
@@unfilteredtraveldiaries you know I could ask you the same question. Haha. I don't sleep much and I use the quiet time in the early morning to catch up on RU-vid. Your video schedule is perfect for my nocturnal lifestyle. Haha
@@unfilteredtraveldiaries safe travels. I extended my stay in Dalat again. I'm heading back to Saigon in a few days, and then back to Phnom Penh to hunt for an apartment.
Hey Ricky! I rekon you’d love Cambodia, it’s chill & similar vibes to Isaan around Siem Reap. Thanks heaps, appreciate it! I wasn’t sure about doing a solo channel but glad I am now.
Met one of my best friends whilst traveling about 15 years ago on a shuttle bus in New York city, they ended up coming to Australia for a couple of weeks, lucky enough we have managed to cross paths a couple of times since. Its amazing how connected we can become in such a short amount of time. Enjoy Phnom Penh and Safe Journeys Sarah.
It really is, I met the most beautiful friends there and they’re people who will be lifelong friends! It was sad leaving because I just love it there so much & all the people there. Sometimes home is more about the people than the place.
Oh babe, remember this, Cambodia always have an open arms whenever you’re ready to return. We all loves you. Cambodia always have you in their heart ❤️
Tears & emotions are all part of the journey , certainly hard to leave some places - The bus looked good - gee that tuktuk driver was all over the place lol , you pretty much did everything for him - embrace the random - take care & safe travels - Thanks Sarah ✔️👋🙏
Yes, it’s good to let it out I rekon. Love a good cry! The bus was great & the tuk tuk driver was a bit of a weird character but we had a good time 😂 Thanks Ant, going with the flow is the best 😊
Thanks for loving our country and people Sarah🙏🥰 Hope you will return your visit to SR, Cambodia again❤. May you have an enjoyable days during your stay in Cambodia.
Thank you sweetheart for your heartfelt toward our Cambodia ,it’s the spirit of Baramey our ancestral energies that awaken you. I was born in Cambodia my parent were having a frugal lifestyle before the Genocides occur ! Like a blink of an eye we were force to leave our country I was only 3 years old during the Genocide happen . Twenty years later as I visit Cambodia , once our plane reach across the sky of Cambodia my whole body frame were feeling quite emotionally uneasy to sees the past memories the smell of my country the air the memories , as my flight landed on the ground , ill promise I was crying uncontrollably but silently trying to hold my tears even unable to speak until my beloved mother whisper in my ears stop crying my child for few mins I hold back my tears and we’re prepare to grab our luggage for heading out !!! Surely I will be moving back to Cambodia for my earlier retirement Love Cambodia ! Hope to cross your path someday to Siem Riep ! Please have a safe flight to Australia 💔🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🙏🙏
@@unfilteredtraveldiaries I am contemplating to go to Cambodia or to Florida for vacation next month. I love to spend my time in Cambodia because the traveling is killing me😂😂
This video is about a person's journey from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. 0:00 - 2:00: The speaker expresses their sadness about leaving Siem Reap and the amazing people they met there. 2:00 - 4:00: The speaker talks about the challenges of saying goodbye to people they've grown close to while traveling. 4:00 - 6:00: The speaker shares their love for Cambodia and their excitement for future visits. 6:00 - 8:00: The speaker stops at a restaurant for lunch and describes the beautiful scenery. 8:00 - 10:00: The speaker continues their journey and encounters various animals like cats, chickens, and ducks. 10:00 - 12:00: The speaker arrives at their hotel in Phnom Penh and shares their experience with a crazy Tuk Tuk driver. 12:00 - 14:00: The speaker reflects on their journey and expresses excitement for their upcoming trip to Vietnam. 14:00 - 16:00: The speaker ends the video by thanking viewers and asking them to subscribe to their channel.
@@unfilteredtraveldiaries Hi ❤️🇰🇭🙏🏽 You’re emotional missed Siem Reap made me proud of my country from a person overseas in Australia. Maybe I bump into you someday and give you a hug 🤗 for showing appreciation about my country. Much love to you ❤️
In near end video Tuktuk driver told you be careful with your phone don't hold phone or something precious outside when you ride tuktuk. ពូគាត់ចេះណែនាំភ្ញៀវចឹងល្អជៀសវាងកើតហេតុនាំពិបាក់ដល់ភ្ញៀវ
