Lugares guardados de Phat

Phat Buoy: Loved this place - more for the ornate dragon sculpture in the outer garden and painting on the back wall - stunning

Phat Buoy: Probably the nicest if all the assembly halls in Hoi An - a must visit

Phat Buoy: This place can get busy in high season

Phat Buoy: Lovely island although no better than Cua Dai Beach. Very interesting market with some suspect products. Very disappointing diving with poor visibility

Phat Buoy: Expensive cocktails for Vietnam. Good standard though with some unique recipes

Phat Buoy: Very strong cocktails here with a 2 for 1 early doors happy hour. Great way to start the night

Phat Buoy: Good photo opportunities- beautiful at night

Phat Buoy: Nice place for a quick coffee and a bite to eat

Phat Buoy: Very cheap - good for snacks. Decent fried wonton

Phat Buoy: Good stop off on the way to My Son - prices reflect the fact you have no option to eat elsewhere

Phat Buoy: Proper Vietnamese butty/baguette at street food prices - grab n go

Phat Buoy: Quality fresh food - simple traditional recipes and food

Phat Buoy: Updated modern Vietnamese food with great views across the water from upstairs. Extensive menu choices

Phat Buoy: Above average modern Vietnamese fare - not too popular with tourists but worth a try

Phat Buoy: Craving some western sweet goodness - this is the place to come. Expect to pay for it tho. Bet u went to KFC for tea too!? ;0)

Phat Buoy: A lot quieter for an Irish bar than you'd expect. Need that Guinness fix? Here's the place to go

Phat Buoy: Great place to relax away from the noise of pub street

Phat Buoy: High quality local products on offer from clothing to stone carvings. Friendly sellers

Phat Buoy: This is where the locals shop. Cheaper than the other markets in town - mostly food based produce on sale here

Phat Buoy: More of a massage and drinking area than a flea market - better shops elsewhere

Phat Buoy: The Bayon is stunning - the most impressive large scale temple I've ever visited - the facial carvings in the large pillars of rock are mesmerizing

Phat Buoy: My favourite of all the Anngkor temples. Much more to this place than a Tomb Raider set. Easy to get lost. Tree roots intersect so much of these ruins - man vs nature!

Phat Buoy: Simply incredible - a must visit in Cambodia. Better than Angkor Wat in my opinion

Phat Buoy: Different style to the surrounding temples. The walk up and down can be treacherous. Wear shoes with a good grip, especially in wet weather

Phat Buoy: Beautiful monument in a state of ill repair. Not sure how much longer this will last with humans climbing on it. Doesn't help when it's safer to climb the rock stairs than the thin rickety wooden ones

Phat Buoy: Not a lot here in all honesty other than the obvious. I'd enter Angor Wat from the opposite direction for full effect

Phat Buoy: Cover up on the top section (wear appropriate clothing). The female guardians are like extremely unreasonable in not allowing westerners up vs others. Very racist

Phat Buoy: Nice quiet spot and nice owners - good quality noodle dishes

Phat Buoy: Found the museum only slightly interesting. Lovely building and gardens

Phat Buoy: Mango iced drink is the order of the day