Hotel Cambodiana Phnom Penh

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313 Sisowath Quay Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 23-426288

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Best Capital Ever

Crossing the border between Lao and Cambodia had to be even stranger (and cooler) than between Thailand and Lao. This time, instead of a small boat simply dropping us off across the river, we literally walked ourselves across the border in the middle of a forest. Make sure to look at the pictures I uploaded...very random. After the border crossing and two bus trips we made it down into the capital of Cambodia, and got our first real look at the country. I know before I've mentioned my distast...

Phnom Penh, Cambodia kellyg11
Phnom Penh

Short flight with MH from KUL to PNP. More modern than we were expecting. Met by a tour driver and taken to the hotel. Good location on the banks of the Mekong. Turns out the hotel was unfinished when Pol Pot took power in 1975 and whilst the location is great, the rooms showed their age and is in need of an update. Breakfast v good.  Only a short tuktuk to the centre near the FCC, a wonderful watering hole

Phnom Penh, Cambodia mappo
Da Janela do Meu Quarto, Vejo o Mekong

DA JANELA DO MEU QUARTO, VEJO O MEKONG Desde o inicio do planejamento da viagem, tinha certeza de que veria, fotografaria e navegaria pelo Rio Mekong. Mas nao imaginava que o Mekong, "Mae dos Rios", descortinar-se-ia generoso da janela do meu hotel! No Hotel Cambodiana, em Phnom Penh, os quartos tem ampla vista para Mekong, polvilhado por uma miriade agitada de barcos de pesca, de carga e de passageiros. Pude filmar o movimento dos barcos sem sair de meu quarto, confortavelmente sentado, capt...

Phnom Penh, Cambodia rechmachado
Cabodian childrens fund

Well I landed back in India last week after a very quick visit to cambodia, I last visited cambodia 7 years ago and wow what a change the place is amazing. Its hard to believe a country can change so much! When I first visited in 2001 Cambodia touched us like no other country has done to this day, I have a personal love for Cambodia and its people. In 2001 my self and my wife visited a childrens hospital and along with the tourist routes we done as much as we could at the time for the childre...

Phnom Penh, Cambodia shaun_gooch
Back to Phnom Pehn

Well we made our way back to Phnom Pehn and arrived here about 2:00pm. Our driver spoke very little english, but we managed to communicate. We stopped a few times to stretch, and allow for nature to call. On one of our stops our driver bought a can of pop, and we departed .. about 5 minutes later after he was done drinking he calmly rolled the window down and discarded the can right out the window. The litter even in the country side is terrible. We are staying at a nice hotel along the Mekon...

Phnom Pehn, Cambodia toddsmoke
Siem Reap to Phnom Penh

Morning at leisure, bus was late to pick us up for the 6 hour transfer to Phnom Penh Not exactly a pleasant journey as the road was rough, lots of obstacles en route eg cows on road, slow moving trucks etc but at least it gave us a chance to see some countryside, so I found it quite interesting if a little long. Most interesting stop was at Skuon, famous for cashews & spiders - several women greeted us as we got off the bus with platters piled high with fried spiders, looking black & ...

Phnom Penh, Cambodia traveltragic
Cambodia&Thailand

I wanna go back there as soon as possible!!

Phnom Penh, Cambodia ulisse
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Phnom Penh Post

... other and buried, sometimes even buried alive. And when you walk up to the monument in the middle of the Killing Fields, you walk inside and what you see is levels and levels of skulls. Hundreds and hundreds of them. People were arrested by the Khmer Rouge and brought, by the truck load, to the killing fields. It was often peasants that would be forced to execute these people, and to save on the costs of ammunition they mostly did it by using hammers, axe handles, spades, bamboo ...

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Conversations in Phnom Penh

... to say the whole experience was a little surreal.

Most of us took off to the beach at Sihanoukville for a couple of days, rather than hang around the house. About 4 hours on an air-conditioned bus (aaah! Heaven). Accommodation at Monkey Republic was basic but the price was right at $6 for 4 people. I didn't get into the night scene at the beach bars which line the for at least a kilometer but I did test out the Casino on night two. Have gotta say that the toilets there were ...

Phnom Penh, Cambodia stilllooking
Phnom Pah!

... Easily the most uncomfortable I have ever felt anywhere. By day it was fine I guess. At one point I nearly had a mini breakdown in the middle of the street when I had to say no to the 3 millionth tuk tuk driver but then I just had to laugh. There is absolutely no point getting wound up. So I just started joking with them everytime and turned it into some warped game which at least kept ...

Phnom Penh, Cambodia roseminusheels
The Killing Fields

... As you walk over the carpet you can feel the tiles move and it's exhillerating to think that they are really silver. The pagoda also houses a brilliant emerald Buddha that seems to almost glow from within. There was a group of monks visiting the site and as they left the pagoda a younger one was holding hands with an elder... a beautiful and touching sight. It reminded me of something I had seen earlier that day from the back of the motorbike. A little boy ...

Phnom Penh, Cambodia mickeymo
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