Pavilion Cambodia

... Singapore to Siem Reap first where we will spend 4 nights at The Pavillon Indochine, then onto Phnom Penh for 3 nights staying at The Pavilion and then onto Kep for 6 nights to stay at The Verandah, a quick stop for two nights in Singapore on the way home ...

We arrived tired and exhausted in Phnom Penh, the capital city of Cambodia late in the evening after a long day of traveling. BUT, you couldn't wipe the smiles off of all of our faces because the temperature was in the low 30's and we all felt warm for ...

... 28hour journey to Gladstone, Oz. This involved 4 flights, with no single one long enough for a decent amount of sleep. We loved Cambodia, in no small part due to the people, what a lovely place and I recommend you get here before it gets too ...

... with real silver tiles and housing a gorgeous emerald Buddha, along with many Buddha’s ornately decorated with diamonds), the Moonlight pavilion and the Throne Hall, which was being set up for an official meeting on the day of our visit. 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 ...

... up on all the latest of what's going on here. We parted with expectations to see each other again after our visit to Cambodia. What a fabulous gracious couple. funny thing to add. I had obviously rushed to pack and thinking I would need a nice pair ...

... Rouge has rightly been described as crimes against humanity but these sites are the key to understanding present day Cambodia. On a more lighter note I have found Cambodia a beautiful place and its people warm and friendly. The food has been ...

... of solid silver. 5 tonnes of a precious metal, you don’t see that every day! There was also a very strange French style pavilion here that looked totally out of place, apparently a gift from Napoleon III in 1876. We finished off the day with an ...

... of people getting piling any available transport to see the boat races and enjoy a day off. It's a guilty pleasure but as the tourism board has set up a pavilion by the river we foreigners are beckoned through the crowd for a great view of the ...

I woke up at stupid o'clock and packed my bags ready for the next country on my trip. We had a very quick breakfast and hopped into my taxi which was waiting for me. Got to the airport and got onto my flight to Phnom Penh. I arrived at Phnom Penh at ...

... we will soon see at Angkor Wat. We visited the National Musuem before heading to the famous Foreign Correspondence Club (FCC) of Cambodia for lunch. This was where the journalists hung out during the recent war. Today the place is a swank restaurant/bar ...

... ’s capital city, Phnom Penh. Teaming with people, Al found us a wonderful oasis to stay. A French colonial house, The Pavilion, was amazing and the breakfast was even better. Sitting by the swimming pool in the morning we were served fresh ...

... but the pool was pleasant and the market was two blocks away.  (sorry forgot to take a pic of the pool!) The Pavilion - should be renamed "Paradise;" an old, pale yellow French colonial building hidden behind a thick concrete wall. Superb service, ...

... could last the longest at the end but we were too hysterical. In case anyone is travelling here any time soon, I HIGHLY recommend the Pavilion DÓrient hotel. Our tuk tuk driver came and found us at dinner with a cell phone (he had to have looked for us, ...

... " to our left, which turned out to be a very small hill, but the only one we had seen in a predominantly flat region of Cambodia so it was obviously significant. We passed by many cone shaped hay stacks on the roadside that cows just wandered amongst and ...

... long wait, and an amount of dollars. We still cannot form a real impression of Phnom Penh. It does not represent the soul of Cambodia; that is to be found in the countryside. It is not typical of Cambodia either. It does not have the buzz, the vitality ...