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Bayon Phnom Penh

No 2 Street 75, (formerly Bayon Town Hotel) Phnom Penh, 12201, Cambodia

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Cambodge

A travel blog entry by lagacel

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Nous quittons Saigon le 1er janvier après-midi par autocar à destination de Phnom Penh, capitale du Cambodge. Il fait beau et chaud et le voyage se déroule bien, mais encore une fois, il faut beaucoup de temps pour parcourir peu de distance – environ sept heures pour quelque 400 km,
il faut aussi compter le passage à la frontière, qui se fait sans encombre; nous avons déjà notre e‑visa, ce qui accélère considérablement les ...

Phnom-enal (ba doom tish!)

A travel blog entry by mrsharvey

... interesting considering that George W. swore black and blue that it wasn't torture. The journey to Killing Fields was only 15 kilometres, but it took forever for our tuktuk driver to negotiate the dusty, jam-packed roads. There was a wonderfully detailed, dignified and heartbreaking audio guide to accompany our tour, and the Killing Fields themselves were surprisingly beautiful and picturesque in places. I made it all the way through the two-hour tour, and only lost it ...

Palaces, prisons and Phnomerians

A travel blog entry by david142

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... they would collapse. It's a real humbling experience especially as the Cambodian's seem such lovely happy people.

We get to 240, a fab modernist boutique-hotel right in the thick of town near the river and royal palace. Head to the quay for a wander and some food. We are pleasantly suprised at what lovely garden, buildings and open spaces there are here - such a contrast to the outskirts.

Next morning and up bright and early and off to ...

The Roller Coaster of Emotions in Phnom Penh

A travel blog entry by luckshmy.subash

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... 2nd. The palace itself was huge and some areas blocked off. It was a sight to behold but sadly the highlight of this hour came when we found the drinks section. First we found kiwi fruit juice then the real highlight was when I found a bottle of Pepsi Twist (the closest things to Coke Citra) All I can say is the Coke Citra story is a long, emotional and tragic story.

We were pretty exhausted as the hour went close to midnight. We were thinking ...

He sad and beautiful sights of Cambodia’s ca

A travel blog entry by john-vanda

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As with our city visits before, today would be a coach tour of the town, to visit the major monuments and to learn a little about the history of the place.

First stop was the Royal Palace, a massive and beautiful complex in the centre of town containing temples, state buildings and the residence of the Royal family. Although he was at home, apparently the King was too busy to pop out to see us. Highlights ...

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