The Kabiki Phnom Penh

22, Street 264 Phnom Penh, 1000, Cambodia

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Markets everywhere

A travel blog entry by cathy_and_david

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Fairly gentle start to the day with late breakfast followed by ride on the back of a motorbike to the Russian Market. Huge array of stalls selling mostly clothes and scarves but also food (fresh and cooked) plus a whole section selling parts for motorbikes and tuk-tuks. Deliveries and collections (mainly food) are made by motorbike and the bike …

Siem Reap to Phnom Penh - Road Rules are optional

A travel blog entry by cathy_and_david

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We had booked the bus to Phonm Penh this time paying $4.25 (Capitol bus) instead of $10 which we paid for our first trip PP to SR.

We went into town to shop, buy some fresh spring rolls and say farewell to the town. Our bus headed off at 1.30ish. Met a doctor who was on her way to PP to visit her mother and David met two youngsters from …

Last day in Phnom Penh

A travel blog entry by cathy_and_david

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Early start with breakfast by the pool and headed off by foot to the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda which are within a short distance from the Kabiki. The king still resides somewhere on this huge property which has many interesting style buildings. There is a whole building dedicated to storing gifts from overseas dignitaries as well as a building …

Sorry, I only took out $40

A travel blog entry by wjford

Hopped a flight to Phnom Penh and I (Megan) was almost denied entry into the country because I lacked a full open page in my passport for my Cambodian visa. After much deliberation, they decided it was OK to put my visa over 4 other stamps on my passport, but I had to write a note that said I was responsible. They were not specific about the …

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

A travel blog entry by debsrtwjourney

Another difficult day. We wake up at 6 to music blaring all around us. It feels like an assault, an invasion of our privacy. I am not liking Cambodia so much so far. This is not helped by the place near the hotel recommended by Jess that we go to for breakfast. 45 minutes later me and some of the others are still waiting for our breakfast. Jess comes by and barks that we have to go. He is quite rude. Later, after the father of the family speaks ...

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