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... 1980s, when the tragedy of the Khmer Rouge was fresh in the West's mind. So I wasn't expecting a great deal of Phnom Phen before reaching it - apart from the first impressions of the poster I'd had negative reports from other travellers and read some ...
... . A visit here is a profoundly depressing experience, certainly not for children or the faint-hearted. However visitors to Cambodia and Phnom Phen should visit both the Killing Fields and the S-21 Museum as it shows the depths human nature can ...
... it did not leave in a hurry. With the bus underway it would be a few more hours till we reached Phnom Phen which gave me a glimpse of Cambodia albeit from the window of a bus which surely never gives the most representative look at a place but from the ...
Today we went for a long, long, long walk around Phnom Phen, picking up a few of the city sights and bartering a little at the local markets trying to find a bunch of high quality knocked off watches. Cambodia is full of knocked off stuff, DVD box sets ...
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Safe travel in Cambodia
Posted on Aug 22, 2009, 08:57:22
... wanted to pee:-) I think the best way to get around Cambodia is by bus, and then maybe the boat between Siem Reap and Phnom Phen. Best, Eva Maria I'm thinking of biking somewhere in Cambodia early Jan - was wanting to do a 3 day ride - did you ...
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Safe travel in Cambodia
Posted on Oct 13, 2008, 08:20:51
... 2006 by bike, and it felt quite safe...just had to remember to not go into the fields or forrest when one wanted to pee:-) I think the best way to get around Cambodia is by bus, and then maybe the boat between Siem Reap and Phnom Phen. Best, Eva Maria
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RTW planning
Posted on Oct 8, 2005, 13:50:21
... it would be a pity to miss Angkor Wat, it may be touristy now, but it is so because it is awe inspiring, and if you skip Phnom Phen, you can fly in and bus out in 5 days, missing a great deal, but still seeing scenes you will never forget. I know nothing ...
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Food Porn!!!
Posted on May 7, 2009, 04:01:39
... and wonderful delights or even the most simple dishes....I think this could be a drool worthy food photo fest.... Volcano Beef, Phnom Phen, Cambodia.....similar to steam boat....YUM! Post your food photos from the road (or even from your local)
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