Just put “The Orientation Lodge Siem Reap” on Google and it will pop out. Hope this helps. 👌

You are very welcome. I’m glad this video reached you. And yes, the local markets are way cheaper! And it’s also fun to explore them.

Wet markets are the best option for cheaper prices. I go to this supermarket for the convenience from my gym location.

Thank you! 😊

Muchas gracias. Aprecio tus amables palabras. ¡Me encanta este apartamento!

para un extranjero con dolares es muy facil

It’s called The Orientation Lodge. You can find them on Airbnb or google them it will show you the links as well. I usually walk to the main town, it’s about a 12-15 walk but you’ll pass by a lot of restaurants and bars so it’s not a boring walk.

You’re very welcome. I hope you’ll find one too. Also if you plan on living long term ( year/s) You’ll find way cheaper options. I suggest book a month or 2 to settle in then start apartment hunting when you’re a little adjusted.

Thank you 😎

I appreciate the love. Thank you! 😎

You're welcome

Definitely expensive for Argentina standard. I got this apartment through Airbnb. And yes, I didn’t have any friends to help me and the Facebook rentals don’t have this type of apartment. Also they require other documents I can’t provide like a local ID. But I did find a way cheaper apartment after here that’s I think good for the price to apartment ratio.

You’re definitely right. It would be so hard to find this type of apartment at the price range in the US. And thanks!

Don’t look 😂 You’re too invested.

Right around 9 to 10 hours. Depende na din sa line pag cross sa immigration part.

I took the train. It’s on the lower floor of the airport. There are plenty of directions at the airport. All the way to the left once you exit from baggage claim.

Both the local Cambodian Riel and U.S. Dollars are accepted bills.

@@ljchosen nice info appreciated

A cat is never a distraction! They’re the center of attention. 😹😹😹

I booked my ticket through my hotel front desk. Most of the people booked theirs at the office of Vireak Buntham Express. But just go to vireakbuntham.com and you should be able to book there. Schedule is online as well.

@@ljchosen does not seem any more left. What about travel mart bus?

@@StuartPronAccent-xi1gt I have not tried them unfortunately.

I can recommend Giant Ibis

Thanks

Check you other comment. I replied there. 😇

and yes she gave you the front seat for the view

Wow! Thank you for the additional information. I had such a great time and the people were very nice.

I booked my ticket through my hotel front desk. Most of the people booked theirs at the office of Vireak Buntham Express. But just go to vireakbuntham.com and you should be able to book there. And as for Cambodia. I prefer the easier pace of Siem Reap and of course the Angkor Complex is there (a must visit kc yun) Schedule is on the site.

BALI ITINERARY (5 Days) WARNING‼️ This is the NOT the slow travel you were looking for. ✌️This will be a jammed-packed adventure that will require early morning call times, lots of rides and walking (maybe some hiking) but I assure you it will definitely be fun and your memory bank will be full. Day 1 - Arrive in Bali. Depending on the time you get there, you can right away put your travel hats on and explore the neighborhood. Eat some local food from one of the many Warungs, maybe a light shopping as well. Then make sure to head out to the beach for the sunset because it is magical. I suggest Seminyak for a much chiller vibe, but if you are up for a sunset party vibe you can go to Canggu in one of there beach clubs. Day 2 - Nusa Penida Island (yes, the famous IG spot!) snorkeling with Manta Rays / Turtles. This will require some advance planning. I recommend booking thru Klook or whatever your app of choice is. Drop by magnificent photo stops worth posting on your Instagram, such as Angela Billabong, Broken Beach, Klingking Beach, and the Crystal Bay. You’ll get the opportunity to swim in the area’s crystal clear waters. You can even go snorkeling in Crystal Bay, Gamat Bay or Wall Bay and discover the majestic marine life in the area. It’s a must for any beachgoer visiting Bali. Day 3 - Uluwatu. Today is coffee, temples, sunset and fire dance. You can start your day by going on a Luwak coffee (very interesting coffee story) tasting tour in the morning, then head over to Tanah Lot Temple. After that, admire the beauty of Uluwatu Temple - one of the most sacred temples by Hindus. Located on a cliff facing west. Making the sunset view in the afternoon will be clearly Visible, bright yellow sunlight and an atmosphere that makes photography lovers always want to capture it. all of this beauty will be more complete when you watch the Kecak Dance, a sacred dance that is played by more than 50 people, every day always crowded with spectators, the atmosphere will be more beautiful when the sun starts to fall and it’s bright. colored, accompanied by the sound of kecak, this experience will feel like you’ve never felt. Day 4 - Mt. Batur sunrise trek. Pick-up time around Seminyak was 3AM 😱 But this is definitely one my most memorable experience in Bali. Then after that you can check-in at your hotel in Ubud since it’s your next destination. Then if you have the energy, watch a traditional Balinese dance program at Ubud Palace before grabbing a nice dinner in town. Day 5 - Ubud. I suggest your rent a scooter if you can for this next leg of your trip. Drive to the beautiful Tegalalang Rice Terraces in the morning then move forward to chasing waterfalls (there’s a lot!) after. My favorite and probably the biggest is Nungnung. If you still have time, a little side tour to the monkey sanctuary if it’s one thing you wanted to do.

You’re welcome. I really advise to book it in advance. And I think the pricing had significantly changed since I did this. Inflation is really crazy.

@@ljchosen looking on google maps, there seems to be two ports where ferries go to Uruguay, one close to the centre and one further south close to San Telmo, which one did you go?

@@marialu2722 Colonia Express, Av. Elvira Rawson de Dellepiane 155, C1156 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina. That’s the address from CABA. That’s where I took the ferry.

Oh wow! The more I learn.

Oh wow! The more I learn…

I’m really glad you found the video helpful. I’m pretty sure you will like your stay at Orientation Lodge. The owner is amazing! I am of Chinese and Filipino heritage. And Hanoi is a beautiful city. Busy but beautiful. I might be putting up Vietnam content soon as well. I appreciate your support. Thanks again! Have fun on your adventure 😊

Your video was very helpful. Thanks! I already booked the Orientation Lodge for one month. FYI...the TV is no longer in the room. But it's OK. Easy Peasy! 😂

@@yrrah23 oh no! Well you can actually request a TV if you’re staying at least for a month (I think). Just ask the owner.

Depends on what you do there. My budget was $10USD (no party, budget restaurants) $30 (good food, bars at night)

Surprisingly not bad. I mean if you’re outside at night, you do get more mosquitos. But inside the apartment, I didn’t have issues. (I usually keep my glass doors closed, and I use bug spray too.)

@@ljchosen Thanks for your message!

Hello. Yes you pay for your own electricity. They will show you your meter once you check in. (Take a picture of it for your records.) And you can definitely have guests over. I hope you enjoy your stay there. Owner is really nice.

I hope I did it justice 😅

Yes they are! I’ve enjoyed it fully 😍

Yes it does. For long term you have to pay for your own electricity.

It varies so much, you can get from 300 up to 800 depends on location, amenity and build.

I'm glad you did. I do too!

Any recommendations on agent. Plans are a foot to visit SE Asia long term, Cambodia specifically.

@@MrJrweir We are talking about a travel agent right? I travel and organize on my own, so unfortunately i don't have a trusty travel agent i can refer you to in Cambodia. Sorry about that.

There's a notch on the door that you can pull up or down.

Oh wow! What a coincidence! :) I hope you had a great deal in Siem Reap airbnb. The owner is sooooo kind and they offer tours there as well as tuktuk guides. Did you go to the NEW Cebu Carbon Market??? I went but never got the chance to Vlog.

@@ljchosen I really look forward to it! No, I'm looking for a place to be at peace and work. I didn't visit anything tbh. I REALLY love and miss the Filipinos though! Some of the nicest/kindest people I ever met.

I’m Filipino/Chinese 😇 I get mistaken as Vietnamese though.

Angkor Market by Highway 6. :)

@@ljchosen most be one of the more expensive..

@@davidnarcissus39 It is honestly a bit more expensive than buying at the local wet market. I just like the convenience and the availability of products that I need in one location.

Oh yeah. I got certified in Indonesia. 🤿

Bro its literally blasted in the video lol $32 USD

So we arrived around 1ish PM. so 7 am (check-in) that would be around 6 hours total. The ferry ride along is approx 3.5 hours.

There’s a very big common kitchen to cook. Never had a problem with cooking. If you ain’t the cooking type there’s literally 4 or 5 restaurants right outside the Main Street. And if I you walk for about 8 minutes more you’ll be around the restaurant and bar row. Also food panda will solve all your food delivery if needed.