Siem Reap, Cambodia Day 2 - Khmer Ceramics Centre, Brown Cafe, The Missing Socks Laundry Cafe

Day 2





































We had registered for the ceramics class in Khmer Ceramics Centre
It costs us $55 for 2
The experience was totally worth it
It was my favorite time in Siem Reap




































Our teacher could not talk
He guided us using sign language
He was very patient in teaching us
And his disability did not stop him from smiling












































































































After that we went to have our lunch at Brown Cafe
This cafe was recommended by our hotel staffs
They said it was the best place for coffee
Indeed it was!
Look how happy I looked















































After filling our tummy with these delicious food
We continued our journey to a Holy Place where Cambodian goes for prayers



























Then
We went back hotel to rest for a while
And continued to fill our tummy with more desserts
We went to the Missing Socks Laundry Cafe
The name sounds so cute
As the name suggests
It was actually a cafe + laundry for you to have a cuppa while washing your dirty clothes

Look at the wires
View from our window. The kids were playing with a cat.
The waffle was so so so GOOD! Mango was super sweet!





































And we shall call it a day
Stay tuned for Day 3~

Location: Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia

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