Though the clinic at Uncle Monk's temple was in an air-conditioned building, we were all ready for a cruise on the water back in the city. A cruise n the "Dolphin" line did the trick down the Tonle-Sap river and merged onto Mekong river for what turned out to be a wonderful two hours. We got to witness a beautiful sunset with great cut fruits, peanuts, and beer. |
| We are told that these boats cruise between Cambodia and Vietnam on the Mekong River. |
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| Houseboat |
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| Floating restaurant for boaters |
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| Phnom Peng skyline at sunset |
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| Fruit bowl served on the cruise...pineapple, dragon fruit, and of course, watermelon. |
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| This 5-star hotel, built by the Chinese on a peninsula between the two rivers, dwarfs everything around it. According to locals, it is only at 10 percent capacity since it went into operation 4 years ago. Look at all the swatters on the riverside. |
A leisurely stroll back to the hotel was interrupted by us taking in a wedding party being photographed and dinner at a Mexican-Khmer restaurant.
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| This became one of our favorite restaurants in Phnom Penh |
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