 | Phnomh Penh, Cambodia |
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... due to the peaceful countryside setting of the killing fields and the fact that the museum looks pretty much like every school in Cambodia! Seeing the atrocities that went on is just heart-breaking. The bottom floor of the museum just has rows and rows of ...
... she cannot remember much but she lost 4 members of her family. It was a really depressing morning, but it just shows how far Cambodia has come in the last 30 years. It's amazing that it has developed, tourism is really big now and the people are really ...
So we arrived in Phnomh Penh late on Sunday night after negotiating a car at the border. It cost $30 so we werent complaining. We were completely knackered when we arrived and most of the places we had picked out of the guide were full. Eventually after ...
As Cambodia was only a last minute addition to the itinerary, I unfortunately only had a week before I had to be back in Bangkok. It is definitely somewhere I would love to explore further though from the brief impression I had of the country and the ...
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