In part II of Siem Reap, Cambodia, I visit the temples of Bayon and Ta Keo. Bayon specifically is one of the most amazing things I have seen in my life and my reaction proves that feeling.
In part II of Siem Reap, Cambodia, I visit the temples of Bayon and Ta Keo. Bayon specifically is one of the most amazing things I have seen in my life and my reaction proves that feeling.
Hey Brock
Loving your video blog here – it’s great to watch as you travel around Asia!
Thanks and look forward to watching more 🙂
/ Sofia
These are some AMAZING videos! I love the new Buddhist Backpack Brock! If you get to Tibet I think their form of practice will really amaze you.
Plus, it’s great that you’re meeting and having a good time with locals….it’s one of the best things to do when travelling!
Keep it up!
Hey Brock,
Glad you made it to Angkor – one of my favourite places in the world. You ride in might have been tough but at least your luxury coach didn’t get stuck in a rice paddy overnight!
Great video Brock! They keep getting better and better as you go. Is it possible to add on your site two things? One would be a packing list and another would tell us where you are now.
What kind of laptop are you using?
A wonderful video… it is amazing how the power of beauty can hit us… I felt the same way on our Alaskan Cruise this past August viewing the magnificant beauty of the Endicott Fjord…. brought tears to my eyes…
One of your best videos yet. So amazing to see the temples and learn something. Glad to see you have a little kid in you still. Always take time to play and dance. BTW: Finished the book you bought me. It was excellent and something I`d read again.
Wow, simply gorgeous! Those faces are quite powerful, I can understand why you were so touched.
@Sofia – Thanks for checking in and also for the feature on your site. Wow. A feature. I love how you make things very straight forward – ‘What is a Hostel.’ I think new travellers need something like this. I hope to offer something similar to this travel community but in video format. Hopefully ours will compliment each others nicely. Keep up the good work.
@Darren – Thanks D. I like the serenity of the Buddhists. I am looking forward to Tibet a lot for that reason. Oh, and love the locals. You get a different view of things.
@Sandy – Well, don’t you two just have the worst luck. I loved Angkor, specifically Bayon.
@Kate – Glad to hear you enjoy the videos. I do need to get a where I am map in yes, and a packing list should be up in the next month or so, I hope. I am using a 13″ Macbook Pro as I travel. No other option for doing editing.
@Lisa- Oh I bet that would be powerful. I found it even stronger as I was not expecting it at all.
@Teresa – You can thank Ryan J for that suggestion. Little facts are important but an oversight on my part. You got to keep a little kid in you all the time. Happy you liked the book.
@Andi – Yes, truly spectacular. I would recommend it to anyone! Try to see it if you can.
Got back from Cambodia and Vietnam on Mar. 8 of this year. Had a fabulous time. Best food I’ve ever eaten anywhere in the world…and I’ve done a lot of travelling. Great seeing your clips!
Jan
@Holly – Glad you and the fam are enjoying the videos. As for the jump rope – girls…You’re ON!
@Jan – I can agree on the Vietnamese food 100%. Did you try Pha and the slow drip coffee with condensed milk?