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corrupt border guards, granite climbing and off-putting locals!

I have arrived in Cambodia! we set off from the islands in the morning and arrived at a very unofficial border! it was a tin house and a wooden barrier! the offical then charged us $2 for an exit stamp from Laos which was probably corrupt, but the Cambodians did it too on the other side of the...

permalink written by  Clairesj on November 18 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: Clairesj's Travel Blog



Phnom Penh.. nataional holidays three for three

We were off on our bus from Saigon to Phnom Penh and we were expecting a fairly rigorous boarder crossing; some of the people we talked to, and the reviews on the internet hinted at corrupt boarder guards and long wait times. Our experience however, was totally painless. A little confusing...

permalink written by  ECRadventure on November 2 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: ECRadventure's Travel Blog



October 09

02.10.09, Friday My energy and motivation is back. I feel pretty exited because I found a book that’s called: Funding Agency and Partership Directory under my living room table actually one night. It contains hundreds of Funding Agencies and Schemes to apply for some money for projects etc. I...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on October 13 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: VSO experience in Cambodia



October 2009

02.10.09, Friday My energy and motivation is back. I feel pretty exited because I found a book that’s called: Funding Agency and Partership Directory under my living room table actually one night. It contains hundreds of Funding Agencies and Schemes to apply for some money for projects etc. I...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on October 13 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: VSO experience in Cambodia



16.09.-30.09.09

16.09.09 Cycling to work along the river is really nice. Usually in the morning I see first the elderly lady who sits in her little shop just next to my house. She can’t speak a word English but we smile at each other and she is very friendly when I buy something there. Then I wave to Vandy who...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on September 30 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: 16.09.-30.09.09



end of August, beginning of September 09

27.08.09 Now, Channa has Malaria. He complained about neck-stiffness and fever. When I found out I sent him immediately to the doctor and he has not only malaria but also typhoid fever. He is a tough cookie, he had injections yesterday and today and wanted to come back to work tomorrow. I...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on September 13 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: end of August, beginning of September 09



August 2009

12.08.09 So. After being on holiday and having fun, I’m now back at work and do what I am supposed to do. Capacity building and development work. I really have the urge to achieve something while I am here and it is hard sometimes to motivate myself and just keep going. So I try to keep...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on August 24 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: August 2009



01.-09.08.2009

I was wondering, why Sihanouk Ville felt so westernised, but it is, as I read now, because it has been only constructed in the late 1950’s as a port city, so the town is much newer, more urban and cosmopolitan that most Cambodian provincial cities. In general it is Cambodia’s premier beach...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on August 10 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: my trip to the beach



first entry

So, Here I am now. It’s the late afternoon of my second day in Phnom Penh and I feel alive for the first time since I’m here. After a really long but smooth flight to Bankok, I nearly missed the next one to PP due to confusion at the gates. I got picked up before the check out by Suon...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on August 5 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: first entry from Cambodia/ PP



Cambodia...the last Asian country to explore on the tour

Our bus journey from HCMC to Phnom Penh (the Cambodian capital) was long &, thnakfully, uneventful. It is very hard to describe the border crossing throughout Asia, apart from to say that they are nothing like those in the Western world. Under-staffed, a distinct lack of security, & nobody tells...

permalink written by  johnnoble on July 31 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: John's year off...



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