Angkor Wat at sunrise
Leave at 4:45. We pack you coffee in a flask and a small breakfast in a tin.
Two lists. One steps outside the gate; one doesn't ask you to move.
Leave at 4:45. We pack you coffee in a flask and a small breakfast in a tin.
Two hundred and sixteen stone faces, all of them smiling at something only they remember.
The temple the trees decided to keep. Go late, when the light slants through the roots.
Pink sandstone, carved like lace. An hour out, and worth every minute of it.
Floating villages, fish traps, a sunset on the great lake. Take a hat.
An hour and a half north: a sacred mountain, a cold river, and a swim under the falls. We pack you breakfast.
Young Cambodian acrobats telling Khmer stories under one bright tent. We book your seats.
Market in the morning, mortar in the afternoon, dinner you cooked yourself by candlelight.
Sit with the loom for an afternoon and leave with the scarf you made.
Three dancers in the courtyard, one drum, the smell of jasmine in the air.
Yeay's tour of every leaf she cooks with. Bring a notebook.
A shelf of dog-eared paperbacks and a hammock you don't have to give up.
We pour something cold; you watch the palms turn gold.
Vetted drivers, honest prices, charged to your room. No haggling at the temple gate, no surprise fees at the end of the day.
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