Diamond Hotel Phnom Penh

... that these absolute atrocities occured within our lifetimes, and our tour guide actually lived through it. We also did a walking tour of Phnom Penh (the Merrells are holding up well, to bad about the legs they're attached to!!) and visited the National ...

... with red chillies on the tarseal - I wonder how many times they get pissed off with busses running them over. We arrived in Phnom Penh early evening after finding ourselves a nice enough Tuk Tuk driver, can't recall his name so we will just call him ...

... Palace and silver floors, shop-houses, burning boats, and over one million Khmer people create a solid framework for a revival in Phnom Penh, the capitol of Cambodia. The rule of Pol Pot began on April 17, 1975, when Khmer Rouge combatants, mostly ...

... about to see.  Our first night in Phnom Penh we walked around the city looking for some cheap eats.  Surprisingly, Phnom Penh was an expensive city.  Meals at “western” our tourist restaurants were $5+  per person.  ...

... side of the road, but Im trying to pass a 50cc moto with 5 people on it Anyways, 2 Days in the Capital of Cambodia, Phnom Penh.  THis city is mental.  Its similar to Siem Reap (Angkor Wat) except there are a million+ people and they drive ...