Holiday Villa Phnom Penh

... executive, has been here 5 years but leaves soon) and his wife (PR) and two boys and niece (19 teaching English, came on a holiday and stayed). Dan (taking over chief executive) and his wife (I think taking over PR) and two boys. Miriam (a German doctor ...

... is so much to be seen, such as an old abandoned catholic church, the derelict French colonial style hotel and casino, Holiday Villa and a Buddhist monastery that is built on the verge of the mountain. Enjoy the fabulous view over Cambodian and Vietnamese ...

hi i'm sokha i live in Phnom Penh City ...

... Penh for 4 nights and 1 night in Stung Treng on our way to the 4000 islands in Laos.  Angkor Wat was enjoyable, Phnom Penh just about bearable and the 10 hour transfer to Stung Treng horrendous.  So Cambodia has been a mixed bag of experiences ...

... to the riverfront to meet my new Aussie friends, my moto took an alternative route to avoid the traffic. He took me through Phnom Penh's equivalent of Gagebrook. The slums. Apartments I'm told go for $8 a month. This place was like NOTHING I've ever ...

... kid himself really... that was an incredible experience... We thern did the 6hour journey back in our fake mercedes minibus to phnom penh ready for the 2nd week of school. It was really good being in the uni there amongst all the cambodian ...

Day 1 - Streets, Museum, Royal Palace and Temples Overnight bus arrived in Phnom Penh early in the morning. Had a map and after talking to one of the moto drivers had a landmark of the Stadium to orientate myself. Unfortunately the map I had was missing a ...

... .  The four of us ate like kings for $20 dollars.  After a few days of Kep it was time to head back to Phnom Penh for the New Year's celebration and also to arrange travel to our next destination, Siem Riep.  I am really excited about this ...

Hi Lovelies, I'm sending this from Dalat - or the "little Paris" of Vietnam. It was THE holiday destination for the French during colonial times (and was not then open to Vietnamese people.) It is now a major destination for honeymooners but is ...

... and they forced the trip organiser to concede, which suited us fine ! By this time the ex-pat crowd had arrived from Phnom Penh and although one British guy was nice and chatty, they were a self-contained group not really interested in common travelers ...

... a month, we decided to have a relaxing break in the sleepy riverside town of Kampot. On the Friday evening, we departed Phnom Penh in a share taxi from the E.C.C.C with Rachel's fellow UN interns – French Romain, Dutch Evelein and American Brenna. ...

After our foray into the darkest depths of humanity in Phnom Penh, we journeyed north to the tourism hub of Siem Reap, gateway to the ancient city of Angkor. For the next couple days we would be seeing some of the most intelligent architectural feats from ...

A brief pause along the way was pretty much our only intent as we set off by bus on a Thursday from Battambang for Phnom Penh. We thought it would be less tiring to break the journey and not have to spend the weekend in polluted Phnom Penh prior to our ...

... , this wasn't to be the case! By the time the pottering way done, me and the Flying Dutchmen arrived back in Phnom Penh. By the time we had sorted ourselves out and installed ourselves inthe same friendly hostel, it was late. I had a really ...

... nbsp;and installing lights and hired two bikes from the guest house to go and explore the town. Kampot is far smaller then Phnom Penh and much less touristy. We cycled about 8km, waving at local children and avoiding occasional trucks and motorbikes. ...

... (Sat 9th - Mon 11th October) Up early to catch the bus for the start of our 3 day trip through the Mekong Delta to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. All started well with the bus leaving promptly, although the maximum of 20 in the group somehow became 45.  ...