Have you seen such a beautiful natural waterfall? Well, i must say that all natural waterfall does look fascinating. Since Kota Tinggi waterfall is the only waterfall i've been apart from this, i can't deny that Phnom Kulen waterfall has its X factor. No doubt it was way better than Kota Tinggi. So our activity for the third day was simply having fun in water. Experience the wonder of nature and culture. It was a pleasure being here but the journey to reach this place requires great endurance. The road from Phnom Kulen entrance was bumpy and pretty risky. It was a long journey but i couldn't bring myself to sleep. My heart was racing fast and forgive me for saying this, i kept having the thought that we might end up with an accident cause i was literally bouncing in the van. I don't know how the rest managed to sleep it but i was in a look out. The steep hill added up to my fear. Upon reaching, i thanked god for the safe journey. No it didn't end there. When we reached our destination, we were supposed to climb down a 'not properly build' stairs so here comes the teamwork. Passed through a board and ahhhh, we have finally reached! It was an adventurous! 

I really enjoyed the cold water. So we swim around and it's time for photoshoot!

Sorry, i'm not a photogenic person.

Day four was happening! Check this out

All-Terrain Vehicle! For that awesome 2 hours, we went to the countryside and i'm very much in love with the greenery there. It was dry so we didn't get to experience mud. Nonetheless, two thumbs up for this. It was my first attempt and i really enjoyed this ride very much. 

Thanks to our 3 pilots, we were able to snap group photos with fantastic scenery and our ATV.

Since 5th day was the last day. We decided to take a chill pill by visiting the museum. I've learnt that there are over 1000 buddhas and what make them different despite looking all the same? It's the century and the stone used to carved them all. Interesting isn't it. 

Sorry again but photos inside the museum were strictly not allowed :( 

& i have to thank Abang Najib for that Pak Jawa hat, heee~

Oh, before we head down to the museum, we went to the muslim community. Yes, like FINALLY! Had breakfast and finally i saw a mosque in Cambodia. For the last four days, i was surrounded by temple and more temple and i thought i will not have the chance to even see a mosque. Found one though. The breakfast was close to Singapore food and it was finger licking good i tell you.

The Muslim Society & the ladies here, they cooked such a good food (:

 

& with that,

Goodbye Cambodia. Till we meet again (:

P.S Some photos credited to Abang Azrin & Abang Najib

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