A bit of France in Cambodia.

Ok, people here are too friendly to feel the same as France. But apart that, you can find french restaurant, supplies in the supermarket, french shops, french road signs (pretty much all the signs) and sometimes people speaking a better french than me. I left Thailand nearly a week ago without regret. People are too corrupted overthere and I'll probably never comeback there after this trip (I'll flight from Bangkok in a month and then...). Cambodian are more friendly, even the tuk-tuk drivers are (for some of them) shy. There is something deeply touching with these people.
We spend four days in Siem Reap. 3 days to visit Angkor, which is long enough to have a good look at it. Of course it's probably the best thing I've seen so far in my asian trip. It's just amazing.
Now, we are in Phnom Penh, capital of the country since two days. We don't do much, eating good food, watching (either bad or stupid) movies, playing games with Japanese tourist passing near our restaurant table and planning to do something the next day.
I don't know how long we gonna spend in Cambodia. But we'll be in Laos soon and then back to Thailand, to see if the people in Chiang Mai are as unfriendly as the rest of the country. We'll see.
Cya guys.