The Changiville
No.137B, Street 330, Phnom Penh
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The Changiville Phnom Penh

No.137B, Street 330 Phnom Penh, Cambodia

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Buddha sat under the Boddhi Tree

A travel blog entry by roberc02

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This really is it - the last blog entry from Phnom Penh - a final endpoint in a long goodbye which started around Singapore when in my head, my travel adventure was over strictly speaking, as I was now on family business but so many of you asked me to keep writing so I did...

I have the cine reel running in my head and I hope you too share …

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Da geht was...

A travel blog entry by janinger

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... sollte das doch billiger sein...
Unser entdeckter Nudelsuppenstand um die Ecke war fantastisch. Die Kambodianer können doch gute Nudelsuppe machen. Ab dem dritten Tag wurden wir noch freundlicher begrüßt. Interessant war hier, dass die Suppenküche direkt neben einem Cafe lag. In beiden Läden konnte man beides bestellen. Die jeweilige Bedienung ist dann immer zum anderen Laden rüber gelaufen und hat die Bestellung abgegeben. Angenehm ...

Making Maps Without Borders, Episode 8/20

A travel blog entry by gisnoborders

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... Experience people from Engineers Without Borders Australia come by the NGO on Friday the 24/2/12. We visited the Railways relocation site mentioned above and also Satrey Kleang Sang, a community where we have done some infrastructure and house upgrading. First thing though was to have them visit the NGO office where I started by telling them my role and activities here and then the program ...

Return To Phnom Penh

A travel blog entry by alanhopkins

... with the exciting walk to a free cash machine, possibly one of my favourite walks to a cash machine on the entire trip. From here we walked to the palace. We walked in and there was a queue, **** that, I have no idea what it is but it's mightly close to being a temple and it's more than mightly close to being something I give absolutely **** all about. We consulted the book.
A tuktuk took us across town to a park/hill. We had to pay to walk in, a security ...

Getting to Know Phnom Penh

A travel blog entry by crittylaoshi

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... chocolate and red bean. It was a pretty good dinner overall. We returned to our hostel around 9 p.m., had a drink and then called it a day (a depressing yet enlightening one at that).




































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