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Walkabout Hotel Phnom Penh

Corner of Street 51 and 174 Phnom Penh, Cambodia

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Khmer Rouge er dumme

A travel blog entry by petergade

Da vi ankom til Phnom Penh tjekkede vi ind paa Walkabout Hotel, spoejst sted med kaempe bar i bunden af hotellet som vi naturlivis skulle udforske senere paa dagen..
Men vi valgte at lege turister for en dags tid og smed vores ting paa vaerelserne. Vi var ude og se S-21 faengslet. Har oplevet det foer, men alligevel var det en meget …

Killing Fields (the photos may be upsetting)

A travel blog entry by rayrayandjuicy

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Rach-border crossing from Laos into Cambodia was a joy as after already paying for our visa they then wanted a dollar off us for every little thing they did..stamped our passport,extra dollar,zapped us in the head at a stall saying 'quarantine',extra dollar.walk across the border with our big bags 200metre,extra dollar! but we had heard it was …

Back in the capital of Cambodia!

A travel blog entry by tom-of-boracay

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Eine weitere Busfahrt steht mir heute bevor, diesmal in die kambodschanische Hauptstadt, eine 4 stuendige Reise, der Bus ist halbleer zwar, meistens einheimische Passagiere, und es regnet; seit einigen Tagen ist das Wetter etwas schlechter geworden, aber fuer eine Busreise ist das we***** ein Thema, bei der Ankunft am Zentralen Markt von Phnom Penh …

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Catch-Up-A-Gogo

A travel blog entry by mrsharvey

... were very nice, albeit ridiculously low talkers, but they have had some fascinating travel experiences. At 4.15 the boat stopped, and we were expected to meet on the bottom deck to travel by sampan to one of the towns along the delta. At 4.13 I was napping, so I grizzled and groaned a bit (ok, a lot), and was tempted not to join in this particular activity. I am so glad I did! The tour guide, Hung, was a young, awkward, slightly overweight man who had seemed ...

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

A travel blog entry by debsrtwjourney

... and killing after confession from the detainees were received and documented." It previously housed a primary school and a high school. There are graves and a marker at the entrance honoring the last persons who were found in the prison when it was liberated by the Vietnamese. As with other museums in Southeast Asia, the exhibits are gruesome. There is blood on the walls and the floors of the former interrogation cells. Not a lot, but it ...

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