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Phnom Penh
A Travel Blog entry by tkd from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... these days. We also spent some time at the central market and did a few urban hikes. One other sad thing about Phnom Penh is the poverty. As you walk the tourist streets of PP, you see kids the age of 10 trying to make a ...
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Phnom Penh: maybe later?
A Travel Blog entry by sumnerp from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... he got a hefty commission). After checking in, we spent the rest of the day getting our bearings around the Sisowath Quay area of Phnom Penh (which runs along the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers). We quickly found that the weather had turned hot once again ...
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10 things I like about Phnom Penh
A Travel Blog entry by garybarnes from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... commission). But I must admit I'm quite a fan of this place. Below I've listed my top-10 of favourites in Phnom Penh: 1. The Royal Palace The Royal Palace of Phnom Penh is a complex of structures including a.o. the Silver Pagoda. Vaguely reminiscent ...
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Week One, Goings on in Phnom Penh
A Travel Blog entry by joshing16 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... very crowded and choked with cafes, restaurants, and bars catering to foreign tourists. Walking up along Sisowath Quay I got to Wat Phnom, Phnom Penh's namesake and the city's oldest and most characteristic landmark. I took a climb up to take ...
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Phnom Penh; Home of Wats, Monks and Khmer History
A Travel Blog entry by emmaandpaul from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... meal and a couple of beers were in order to celebrate both our arrival and all of the future experiences. Our first morning in Phnom Penh. Breakfast would be a treat. We ate at Le Croisette. Emma had fresh passion fruit muesli with yoghurt, while I opted ...
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System Shock, phnom penh, sihanoukville
A Travel Blog entry by eshane from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... above the clouds since it was so small, it flies low to the ground, lots of turbulence, felt like a rollercoaster. arrived in phnom penh, paid $22 ($20 visa and $2 "penalty for not having passport photo") to get into country, immediately surrounded by ...
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The Charm of Phnom Penh.
A Travel Blog entry by carolynvarga from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... of a gold statue. Oh how I wanted that statue. After the Palace Barry took me for a spin around Sithowath Quay, the fancy area of Phnom Penh by the riverfront. This proved to make Phnom Pehn a charming place to look around, leafy boulevards and many ...
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Phnom Penh, Cambodia - Beauty and the Beast
A Travel Blog entry by cessna152 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... the hustle and bustle outside. It was hot and dusty, the streets clogged with motorcycles and pedestrians. Compared to Siem Reap, Phnom Penh was a third world city. It reminded us of Delhi, with shoeless children and scrawny dogs wandering around in the ...
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Phnom Penh is Closed
A Travel Blog entry by houseofwanush from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... in Kompong Thom for lunch. So it takes the same amount of time as the boat and costs about 5 times less. When I arrived in Phnom Penh, I learned that there was some kind of freaky holiday going on and most businesses were closed. I had a devil of a ...
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One Night in Phnom Penh
A Travel Blog entry by manisha from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... the poverty we would see the first night, and the appalling conditions that some people lived in on the streets of Phnom Penh. Sisowath Quay by the Mekong River is lined with restaurants and bars serving seafood and imported wine for tourists and expats. ...
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Our Stay in Phnom Penh
A Travel Blog entry by divertedmedia from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... in order to see A) The Killing Fields (Choeung Ek). And B) S-21 Prison (Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum). Upon arrival in Phnom Penh it was instantly noticeable how much of a difference there was between the tourist friendly Siem Reap & the bustling ...
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Bus to Phnom Penh
A Travel Blog entry by ericjon97 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... of the Khmer Rouge. Either way, it’s a shame. We got back on the bus for another 3.5 hours until we got to Phnom Penh. I thought that the time went by pretty quickly, but Dad didn’t enjoy the ride at all. He’s still ...
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Phnom Penh
A Travel Blog entry by nellyandsime from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Some people and websites had said to bypass Phnom Penh as there isn't anything to do there! While we didn't stay for long, I'm gald we did stay there. I wouldn't say the time there was pleasant - because of the nature of the places we visited and to be ...
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The Quay - FCC Family's newest river front hotel and Phnom Penh's first carbon friendly and environmentally sound hotel. As you step from the vibrant riverfront of Phnom Penh along the banks of the Tonle Sap, prepare yourself for a fusion of innovation ...
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