Mittapheap Phnom Penh

<br>Walking<br>around Phnom Penh is such a change from Vietnam. Number one, it<br>isn't as crazy &#8211; it is definitely less populated. To us, there is<br>also a melancholy feeling throughout the town &#8211; although people<br>were moving about it wasn't the boisterous energy that we saw in<br>Vietnam &#8211; instead we felt a certain sadness. Maybe it is because<br>of the sights we visited today. This morning we went to the Tuol<br>Sleng Museum &#8211; a building in its third ...

... Phillipines &amp; Nath &amp; I to get ready to go to Vietnam on Saturday morning. On the way home from the airport Nath &amp; I went to Central Market as he wanted to do some more shopping &amp; then we had dinner at Baan Thai again on the way home.<br>Felt very quiet going back to the house that night after everyone had left &amp; we missed the noise &amp; fun !!!!<br> <br>

... 05). Great. So we walk about and see the Independence Moument and the Liberation monument and spend the day dodging traffic. After a while we stop off in the Phnom Penh Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC), which considering the recent history here is rather famous. After a few pricy (here) shakes we finally end up at the Grand Palace, and I have to say even though its impressive it's not quite as big or lavish at the one at Bangkok. Going out for a few drinks later ...

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... skilled. They risk burns &amp; cuts which as you can imagine are quickly infected. At a bar we met a man called Richard. He is part of a non profit charity which arranges for groups of people to donate money which is then used to buy food, medicine, shoes, etc. You then take a truck to the dump &amp; distribute these items. Every penny goes to the children &amp; workers on the heap. <br>We did this, and it is two things -<br>Firstly it is a rewarding ...

... have booked a hotel, the confirmation hasnt come through yet so fingers crossed. Last chance - we tried to get a flight to PHU QUOC but all fully boooked so we looked through the LP and RG and planned the alternative route, we think we can get a bus from HCMC to Rach Gia late in the evening and travel overnight getting the early morning ferry from RACH GIA to PHU QUOC. That means we dont need the hotel room so how shady do we feel :(<br><br>

... locally as Choeung Ek) is quite small and can easily be seen in an hour. For those of you less familiar with the history: <br><br>Before 1975, The Choeung Ek killing field was an orchard and Chinese cemetery. After overthrowing the Khmer Republic Regime in 1975, the Ultra Communist Khmer Rouge Regime (UCKRR) converted Choeung Ek into a killing center. It was part of the larger Security Prison called S-21. It is estimated that ...