Cambodiana Phnom Penh

During the first week of our adventure, we travelled with the Citipointe band to Cambodia. The first few days were spent in Phnom Penh and the band played at a youth concert at New Life Church. Whilst the Band was setting up for the big night Nath and ...

Déjà la fin de notre deuxième journée complète à Phnom Penh où nous avons établi nos quartiers à l'hôtel Cambodiana, très bel hôtel situé au bord du fleuve Tonlé Sap, le long du célèbre quai Sisowath (sorte de promenade des Anglais ...

Quelques photos des attractions incontournables de Phnom Penh: - Wat Phnom; - Palais royal; - Musée national; - Quai Sisowath; ... Nous avons volontairement évité le musée du génocide (Tuol Sleng ou S21) pour des raisons évidentes. ...

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 ...

Leaving Battambang we headed down to Phnom Penh, the country's capital and largest city. Cambodia is the least-developed country we have visited on our trip so far, and arguably the least-developed country we will visit. Poverty is widespread and the vast ...

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 ...

... . I'm going to go with the census webpage's estimate and the lower bound family size of 4.1. This produces an estimated 9.27% of Phnom Penh's population having been evicted, pretty close to the 9.5% listed in STT's report. Let's just say it's not more ...

... I think definitely this type of travel is for the young and beginners to travel. We are now in the luxurious Cambodiana Hotel in Phnom Penh after an altercation that it was time to accept our weakness, luxury hotels. I didn't mention the sex trade ...

... . 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 ...

... Cambodian Prime Minister, his Khmer Rouge troop’s under the order’s of Pol Pot, marched into the capital Phnom Penh, forcing everybody to flee the capital to the countryside to become agricultural worker’s, anybody who refused to leave ...

... Pot but perhaps no one will truly understand him.  Born in 1928, educated by Buddhists in a Catholic institution in Phnom Penh and later obtained a government scholarship to study radio and electrical technology in Paris, France.  During his ...

... the capital city. (pop.  1.4 million.) We were expecting traffic mayhem and congested skylines but none of that transpired. Phnom Penh turned out to be again French colonial buildings with balconies and wide streets. The central area has a look more ...

... time is a major step up. Finally the hotel.  I read some tour info which describes Phnom Penh as having crumbling colonial architecture and the Cambodiana is quite representative.  Nonetheless it's clean, and feels a safe haven and the staff ...

... light drugs but pretty much anything you could want I’m sure.  I experienced this by the burnt out lake area of Phnom Penh which was my first taste of Cambodian corruption. Other than this revelation, my first day in Cambodian was a fresh of ...