Fcc Cambodia

WE LOVE CAMBODIA. It could become our favorite country. We were honestly a little worried about Cambodia - not sure what to expect. From afar, it seems so remote, wartorn, and scary. But it is beautiful, and we couldn't get enough of Siem Reap (pronounced ...

I am in the town of Siem Reap, Cambodia, the main town closest to the temples of Angkor Wat.  This has been a very exciting trip.  I have lots more pictures and I will add them as I ...

... is so so. At least it was whitish, but pretty watery so maybe that’s a drink to avoid in Cambodia. On the other hand the FCC strawberry daiquiri was great and John ordered a Passionfruit and Mint Caprioska as well. The free pool and numerous geckos ...

... , wait! Wait! Later OK!” Just keep walking, just keep walking… Childsafe Network: Good To counteract Cambodia’s extreme poverty, many excellent NGOs and organizations that help the disadvantaged are well established in the country. The ...

... sorry! After admiring the Silver Pagoda and its beautiful grounds, we walked over to see the Independence Monument, built to commemorate Cambodia’s independence from France in 1953 – and now also a memorial to Cambodia’s war dead. The ...

... . For the hour that we waited in a restaurant, we had to get used to the first difference between Vietnam and Cambodia. Although most SE Asian countries are conservative and discourage any kind of public display of affection, Cambodia apparently doesn't ...

... many students and not enough teachers, a whole generation of educated people was virtually eradicated. So there you have Cambodia...next instalment, Vietnam. If you would like to know more about Cambodia and its tragic recent history I recommend ...

We’d been looking forward to Cambodia with a mixture of fear and excitement, and our first stop was a bus trip across the border from Saigon to the capital Phnom Penh. Our tour conductor collected our passports and money for the visa’s before ...

... family friend on Jen's side ever since. He dropped in to the Mount last year when we were renovating and persuaded us that Cambodia was not to be missed on our careerbreak.   On arrival we learnt that the Cambodians benefit from foreign aid ...

... any attractions. One day down, one to go!     We wandered through Phnom Penh to the riverside and called into the FCC (Foreign Correspondents Club) for dinner. The FCC in Phnom Penh is one of the few in the world that you can go to without a ...

... all pretty tiring...i saved alot on transport though which was useful!  On Saturday we spent the afternoon playing cards on FCC roof and eating chips. Note to everyone coming to Phnom Penh, happy hour at FCC- all drinks half price including ...