An Advanture Explore Unique Documentary Status in Phnom Penh

Welcome to another exciting day on my traveling blog. Today, I decided to take you along on a fun little adventure - a small group tour, organized by a group of my friends. So grab a cup of tea, or in this case, a bottle of green milk tea, and I'm ready to go.

The day began bright and early at 6 am. Like every morning, I made sure to prepare myself a bottle of liquid goodness to kickstart the day. However, to my the sad thing, I found that there were no coffee supplies available in my house. So today, I have a green tea instead.

After about 30 minutes, my friends arrived, all excited for our little excursion. We hopped into our vehicle and made our way to our destination, planned by our shared enthusiasm for exploration.

Since it was a self-organized tour, we didn't receive any allowance from anyone.

Upon reaching our destination, we found ourselves in what seemed like a museum. The place was filled to the Buddha statue with fascinating artifacts and captivating learning documents. But what caught my eye the most was the big sculptures around the area. I amazed by the sheer size and intricate designs of these magnificent pieces of art.

As we explored further, we delved into the wealth of knowledge these documents had to offer. It was like stepping into a new place that comfort me with nice documents as a music background, where information was waiting to be discovered at every turn. We spent hours immersing ourselves in the knowledge and absorbing everything we could.

One thing that struck me was the attention to detail in the exhibits. Every display was thoughtfully arranged, telling its own unique story. .

After an eventful day of discovery and exploration, it was time to head back home. My mind was amazed with newfound knowledge and a renewed sense of curiosity. As we bid farewell to the museum, i feel grateful for the opportunity to expand my horizons and learn something new.

Well, that wraps up our small group school tour adventure. It may not have been a grand expedition, but it was the perfect reminder that learning can be exciting and fulfilling, even in the simplest of settings.

We were looking for food at 5 pm. For now I think the traffic is busy so the best choice we should waiting here instead of waiting the for the rush hour along the street.