Here's the summary video of our 5-Day Adventure in Seoul and Busan South Korea. Enjoy!

Checkout Things to do in South Korea during Winter for the winter checklist I've tried.

Dual Country Trip Day 1 - Manila to Siem Reap

Dual Country Trip Day 1 - Siem Reap

Dual Country Trip Day 2 - Siem Reap

Dual Country Trip Day 3 - Siem Reap to Bangkok

Dual Country Trip Day 4 - Bangkok

Dual Country Trip Day 5 - Bangkok to Manila

Walk with ChaMike in Bangkok, Thailand

Thailand was the other half of ChaMike's Dual-Country trip, the other one was Cambodia. Supposedly it was a TRI-COUNTRY adventure (Vietnam-Cambodia-Thailand) but because I spent almost a month in Ho Chi Minh for work (Read Work wth Cham in Ho Chi Minh Vietnam), I skipped it and pursued Cambodia-Thailand instead.

Every night tourists who visit Siem Reap end their day at Pub Street to eat, unwind, shop, people watch & have fun. Pub Street is where the bars and clubs are located, it is Siem Reap's party hub so going here is a must.

We went here on our last night, although we are not the type who drink all the time, experiencing Pub Street was on our list since this rowdy area is one of the most iconic places in Siem Reap that is not a temple. 

Ta Prohm was our last temple stop before we went back to our hotel to have lunch and freshen up. It was already 10:30 am and Mike and I were both a little tired and hungry as we've been up since 3:30am (Read: Angkor Wat Siem Reap Cambodia and Bayon Temple Angkor Thom Siem Reap Cambodia)

Ta Prohm was the temple I was most excited about as it is most popular for the huge trees going out of the ruins. Some scenes from Tomb Raider were shot here while Lara Croft (Angelina Jolie) roamed around the jungle temple.

After appreciating the sunrise at Angkor Wat, our tuk-tuk driver drove us to our second stop, Angkor Thom.

Angkor Thom which means Great City is the last capital city of the Khmer empire making it an important place to visit when you are in Siem Reap. At the heart of the ancient city you will see the Bayon Temple, it is also one of the most well-known temples in the Angkor Archeological Park. 

Have I told you I love boutique hotels? Yes, I absolutely love staying in a boutique hotel that's why I felt so lucky I was able to book a good one in Siem Reap. 

Walk with ChaMike in Siem Reap, Cambodia


Cambodia was the other half of ChaMike's Dual-Country trip, the other one was Thailand. Supposedly it was a TRI-COUNTRY adventure (Vietnam-Cambodia-Thailand) but because I spent almost a month in Ho Chi Minh for work (Read Work with Cham in Ho Chi Minh Vietnam), I skipped it and pursued Cambodia-Thailand instead. 

Walk and Work with Cham in Ho Chi Minh Vietnam.

ChaMike's 5th Anniversary Celebration at La Chevrerie and Spa.

Co-produced by :Rebateszone & Walk With Cham

Eat with Cham at the restaurant that inspired the fight scene in Kill Bill.

Eat with Cham at Genki Sushi.



Another reason why I really wanted to go back to Japan was this. Mike and I weren't able to experience a Kaiten Sushi (Sushi train) or sushi that comes in a conveyor belt. Not just that, can you believe that I only ate sushi once during the entire one week trip two years ago? Considering that I love eating sushi, I was really looking forward to taste really good sushi during our recent trip. Good thing my Mama is a fan too so we tried it at one of the most popular Kaiten Sushis in Tokyo, Genki Sushi.