Quay Phnom Penh

277 Sisowath Quay Phnom Penh, Cambodia

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Welcome to Cambodia. New year, new country!

A travel blog entry by hil-john-quayle

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... of Vietnam and into no-man's land. Stopping again, we were herded off the bus and into the Cambodian immigration checkpoint, in which our picture and a digital scan of our fingerprints was taken. We boarded the bus once again, and in about 100 metres we stopped for lunch. We had brought with us a fantastic baguette filled with ham, chicken, cheese and salads only we had already eaten it! Along with a chocolate doughnut each!! It was ...

Tuol Sleng (S21) and Choeung Ek (Killing Field)

A travel blog entry by debsrtwjourney

... The organization is doing great things for these kids. The food was excellent and so was the service. The pride in the kids was palpable. They go on to work in some of the world’s best restaurants – including as chefs. We ended up going to a restaurant that evening – the Blue Pumpkin – that employed a number of Friends graduates. In addition to the restaurant they have a retail store – which a number of ...

Making Maps Without Borders Episode 4/20

A travel blog entry by gisnoborders

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... big win. In all, 10 people showed up and we discussed everything from our Urban Voice webmap, Mango Maps (a simple webmapping tool just developed by Aruna), the application of GIS in research on flooding in Phnom Penh, crowdsourcing GIS, the Land, Management and Administration Project (for systematic land registration and titling of most plots in Cambodia), a project surveying the boundaries of Cambodia currently underway, another ...

A City Rebuilding

A travel blog entry by maryandjeff

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... goes on. Millions lost their lives as the list of people who Pol Pot wanted to eliminate kept growing. Cities in Cambodia like Phnom Penh became ghost towns with only the members of the Khmer Rouge living in the city. It is estimated that 3 million Cambodians (25% of the population) were killed in the four years that Pol Pot ran the country. In 1979 the Khmer Rouge fled with the approach of the Vietnamese liberating the country, ...

A journey to the dark side

A travel blog entry by comfortablynumb

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... so poor it brings a tear to the eye. However, the City Centre is clean, spacious and beautifully landscaped with its combination of Colonial and spectacular Khmer architecture throughout its temples, palaces, restaurants and boutique stores. Such well kept and beautiful buildings often lie within a stones throw of the most desperate poverty I have seen in Asia.

I booked our boat and bus ticket at the pier on the Mekong River before ...

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