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Set off for Phnom Penh, Cambodia, on Friday 5th on the same flight that I'd been on two years before heading off on my big Thai adventure. Travelling alone for the first time meant a very boring (and slightly lonely!) few hours at Heathrow airport, but on the plane I found myself sat next to a...

permalink written by  lucy3119 on August 6, 2011 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: Cambodia 2011



Ho Chi Minh City and the end of my VSO placement in Stung Treng

As my last weeks as a VSO volunteer passed by, I lived and enjoyed life intensively in Stung Treng and elsewhere. Oli was very keen to visit the South of Vietnam and especially the capital - Ho Chi Minh City or as they call it unofficially: Saigon. We decided to travel by boat this time...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on July 3, 2011 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: Ho Chi Minh City and the end of my VSO placement in Stung Treng



Weddings in Stung Treng 2011 and some good news!

On the 29th was the Royal Wedding in the UK and although I don't have a telly, I heard all about it from the other volunteers because it was in the media non stop for weeks. The Phnom Penh VSO volunteers sent an e-mail around to invite to a Royal Wedding party and it said they even invited...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on May 7, 2011 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: Weddings in Stung Treng 2011



Mekong River Swim and vegetarian delights

(This text is written by Oliver Shipp) The chocolaty Mekong oozes its way through Cambodia towards Phnom Penh, supporting riverside communities and picturesque boats. It is impressive, photogenic, even beautiful. But would you really want to bathe in it? Daring VSO volunteers Katja,...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on April 28, 2011 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: Mekong River Swim and vegetarian delights



Sihanoukville

In comparison to Vietnam which is just beginning to grow economically, Cambodia would still be classified as an underdeveloped country. We were told that the average monthly wage is about $40. People basically live off the land and the sea to survive. We went to the beach in a tuk tuk...

permalink written by  rcodel on April 8, 2011 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: World Cruise - 2011



My 30th Birthday in Cambodia

Well, first of all we had a study tour from the RTC Stung Treng at the end of February. A few Clinical Instructors and Preceptors preferred to go to Kampot to see the Referral Hospital and Regional Training Centre there. So after some organisation and preperation off we went. It was my...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on March 27, 2011 from Kampot, Cambodia
from the travel blog: My 30th Birthday in Cambodia



visitors from Germany

The other very exiting thing that happend before Doerti and Ines arrived was: meeting the parents! Oli's parents came to visit him for about 3 weeks and they travelled around a lot. They even helped Oli and Alison cleaning the hospital beds in Thmar Pouk hospital for an Infection Control...

permalink written by  katja-horsch on March 14, 2011 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: visitors from Germany



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permalink written by  sophatiya on February 22, 2011 from Phnum Penh, Cambodia
from the travel blog: Preah Sihanouk Ville



I heart Kampot

After Koh Kong it was going to take a lot to find anywhere nearly as nice. I had heard from a couple of people that they really liked Kampot so I decided to head there. Kampot is a lazy little town next to Bokor National Park. We stayed at the best backpackers ever, Bodhi Villa, which was set...

permalink written by  lizziecarver on February 19, 2011 from Kampot, Cambodia
from the travel blog: Backpacking... it's not as fun as Insurance



The perfect beach!

After a couple of days in Snooky I decided to move on and try and find a better beach. I brought a boat ticket to Koh Kong which is a couple of hours from the mainland. It was one of those really awful boat journeys where you seriously start considering what your going to do if the boat goes...

permalink written by  lizziecarver on February 17, 2011 from Sihanokville, Cambodia
from the travel blog: Backpacking... it's not as fun as Insurance



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