family trip to southern east asian country.

A few days ago I went came back from the my family trip to Vietnam and Cambodia. It was my our 2nd trip as a family. trip and also It was also my first time to take be in an airplane for more than 2hrs, so I can say it's my longest trip that I've ever had so far. In Cambodia, we went to see the national world heritage, Angkor Wat. It's a temple and there's a wall painting on every wall surrounding the temple. You know what, I guess it's wall carving rather than wall painting. We heard some stories about the carvings on the walls, and it has which had some scary and mysterious drawings. Even though the heritage was damaged because of the inner war in Cambodia, I could still feel the greatness of the temple and the majestic view from the top of the temple. There were so many visitors from all over the world using different languages, but I believe that they would feel have felt the same thing. and After I stayed for 2days in Cambodia, we went to Vietnam. We taking took a plane at night and the people who sit sat next to me looked like westerners so I talked to them and had some talk while we were on the plane. it I figured out that they were from Canada and that they were already in Cambodia for about 2weeks. I guess westerners tend to have enough time when they're having a trip. In Vietnam, it looks more progressed developed than Cambodia. It seemed like the country's growing fast just like South Korea did. had been through. We went to Halong Bay near Hanoi City in Vietnam and saw awesome natural caves there. It was so nice and I was overwhelmed by the marvelousness of nature.
You really need to see it and then you can see yourself saying wow spontaneously. It was a great trip and experience.

I enjoyed reading about your trip. Overall you did a good job.

family trip to southern east asian country.

A few days ago, I came back from a family trip to Vietnam and Cambodia. it was my 2nd trip as a family trip and was also my first time to taking an airplane for more than 2hrs, so I can say it's my longest trip that I've ever had so far. In Cambodia, we went to see the national world heritage, angkor wat. it's a temple and there's a wall painting on every walls surrounding the temple, you know what, I guess it's a wall carving rather than wall painting. we heard some stories about the carving on the walls and it had some scary and mysterious drawings. even though the heritage was damaged because of the inner war in Cambodia, I could still feel the greatness of the temple and the majestic view from the top of the temple. there were so many visitors from all over the world using different languages, but I believe that they would all felt the same thing. and after I stayed in Cambodia for 2 days, we went to Vietnam taking by plane at night and the people who sat next to me looked like westerners so I talked to them and had some talk a conversation while we were on the plane. it figured out that they're from Canada and they were already in Cambodia for about 2weeks. I guess westerners tend to have enough time when they're having a trip. In Vietnam, it looks more developed progressed than Cambodia. it seemed like the country's growing fast just like South Korea had been through. We went to Halong bay near Hanoi city in Vietnam and saw awesome natural cave there. It was so nice and I was overwhelmed by the marvelousness of nature.
you really need to see it then you can see yourself saying wow spontaneously. it was a great trip and experience.

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I'm glad you had a good time overseas. great entry, just watch for your past and present tenses :)

family trip to southern east asian country.

A few days ago, I came back from our family trip to Vietnam and Cambodia. It was our 2nd trip as a family and also my first time in an airplane for more than 2hrs so I can say it's the longest trip that I've ever had so far. In Cambodia, we went to see the national world heritage, Angkor Wat. It's a temple and there's a wall painting on every wall surrounding the temple. I guess it's wall carving rather than wall painting. We heard some stories about the carvings on the walls and some scary and mysterious drawings. Even though the heritage was damaged because of the inner war in Cambodia, I could still feel the greatness of the temple and the majestic view from the top of the temple. There were so many visitors from all over the world using different languages and I believe that they felt the same thing. After we stayed for 2 days in Cambodia, we went to Vietnam on a night flight. The people who sat next to me looked like westerners so I talked to them. I figured out that they're from Canada and they were in Cambodia for about 2weeks. I guess westerners tend to have enough time when they're travelling. In Vietnam, it looks more progressed than Cambodia. It seems like the country's growing fast just like how South Korea had been. We went to Halong bay near Hanoi city in Vietnam and saw awesome natural cave there. It was so nice and I was overwhelmed by the marvelousness of nature.
You really need to see it so you can hear yourself saying wow spontaneously. It was a great trip and experience.