Siem Reap! Finally I was there! I broke the record (although it is just a simple record)!
I joined the trip which was actually called a camp organized by SYCA (Sunburst Youth Camp Alumni). I know three of the organizers (Pyseth, Lak and Chhun). It was such a coincidence that we all met there. I registered with Mengly and Chetra, but when we were separated into three different family groups.
The camp was amazing! It was exhausting but not as hard as expected. It was quite challenging somehow in terms of physical strength and team works. I was under Lak's group as expected, however I didn't expect to be separated from Mengly and Chetra. My family group is Group D, and we named it One Destiny. Mengly's group is E, Suckseed. Chetra's group is F, Dynamite.
There were 7 groups in total, and we competed for the best. It was a good, challenging experience to work with people whom I didn't know. I felt very fulfilled when we were able to scored the second ranking for group cultural performance.
Though we were not in the same group, Chetra, Mengly and I managed to meet up and hang out during the short break times.
I went to only the Siem Reap City, Angkor Wat, Bayon's front gate, and the nearby area. There are so many other places that I still miss out. I do wish to go further and broader, freer and more adventurous.
Surely, I will go there again in the nearest future.
I joined the trip which was actually called a camp organized by SYCA (Sunburst Youth Camp Alumni). I know three of the organizers (Pyseth, Lak and Chhun). It was such a coincidence that we all met there. I registered with Mengly and Chetra, but when we were separated into three different family groups.
The camp was amazing! It was exhausting but not as hard as expected. It was quite challenging somehow in terms of physical strength and team works. I was under Lak's group as expected, however I didn't expect to be separated from Mengly and Chetra. My family group is Group D, and we named it One Destiny. Mengly's group is E, Suckseed. Chetra's group is F, Dynamite.
There were 7 groups in total, and we competed for the best. It was a good, challenging experience to work with people whom I didn't know. I felt very fulfilled when we were able to scored the second ranking for group cultural performance.
Though we were not in the same group, Chetra, Mengly and I managed to meet up and hang out during the short break times.
I went to only the Siem Reap City, Angkor Wat, Bayon's front gate, and the nearby area. There are so many other places that I still miss out. I do wish to go further and broader, freer and more adventurous.
Surely, I will go there again in the nearest future.
2 comments:
congratz that you break a simple record...
the camp must have been fun...
and if you go there again, in the near future, doesn't that mean you will be breaking a broken record?
lol :p
:D thx you!
When I go again, it will simply be another trip. First time is always the most memorable and record breaking of course!
Thx for visiting and leaving a comment here.
Jocelyn
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