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Up early to start the journey back to Phnom Penh.
Unfortunately it was not possible to get a coach all the way through to our next destination so an overnight stop at the Lakeside guesthouse (where we stayed before) was in order.
The journey began with a seven person ride in a taxi with the driver laughing at us.
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After visiting S-21 in the morning, Phnom Penh delighted us in the evening as the country celebrated Bon Om Tuk – the water festival.
Bon Om Tuk is one of the largest events in Cambodia and marks the end of the rainy season, occuring in November for three nights during the full moon. The festival is a thanksgiving to the Mekong River for rich, fertile land and abundant fish.
In Khmer Bon Om Tuk literally means ‘the festival of the boat races’. Villages from all over the country send teams with their dragon boats to compete for three days of races which take place until sunset. Over 350 boats participate annually competing for a grand first prize of…100 dollars (around fifty pounds). That pot of gold is then shared between as many as 70 rowers.
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