Phnom Penh, Cambodia

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Phnom Penh is the capital and largest city of Cambodia. Despite its reputation as a 'rough' city, Phnom Penh is easy to get around and is a great introduction to Cambodia. [edit] Understand For western visitors, even those who have visited other Asian cities, Phnom Penh can be a bit of a...

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garisti on July 1, 2008 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

from the travel blog: Viaje por Asia

The Temples of Angkor and The Killing Fields

Based on the word from the backpacker streets, visiting Cambodia is something that you either love or hate. After spending 5 days there, we can see why so many people fall into that category... there is much to love if you can overlook the tough realities of this country. In one city, you've...

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TwoSouls on May 10, 2008 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

from the travel blog: Cambodia: Light, Shadows and a Layer of Smog

The Cambodian capital

The Capital of Cambodia, a place with some serious history. The city itself has a really good vibe. Once we arrived from our long day of travel the 5 of us (the four brits and I) together with our luggage into a normal sized tuc tuc. Impressive no? We were on our way to #9 hostel on the lake...

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ourindochina on January 29, 2008 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

from the travel blog: The Indo China Adventure (incl Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia)

Whistle Stop Tour of Cambodia

After deciding it WAS worth the long travel to make it there (rather than visit somewhere else in Thailand), we had just 2/3 days in Cambodia. Some of the things I noticed about the country: - how crazily bumpy the road from the Thai border was (because they apparently bribe the council not...

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H on December 20, 2007 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

from the travel blog: H - Seeing the world...

Cambodian Capital

The journey to Phnom Penh was on board a river boat through the large Cambodian Tonle Sap lake and the river into the city. The boat was really a barge with no side rails so everyone on board risked flying off the boat at 40 mph everytime you wanted to go below deck. Fortunately, we survived the...

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Sean, Karl & Dan on October 25, 2007 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

from the travel blog: Around the world in 180 days...

The killing fields and S21 museum

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vicks4 on July 27, 2007 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

from the travel blog: Post Work Trip - Vicky Griffiths

Angkor wat

Angkor Wat - Hunreds of temples, and hundreds of degrees. Melting.

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vicks4 on July 25, 2007 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

from the travel blog: Post Work Trip - Vicky Griffiths

Falling off a log - Bang Lung

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vicks4 on July 20, 2007 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

from the travel blog: Post Work Trip - Vicky Griffiths

Same same but different!

Hello everyone!Firstly we'd like to apologise for the lack of recent blog entries, we have had difficulty getting Blogabond up in Cambodia but have finally found somewhere that appears to be able to locate the site. So here goes, brace yourselves it's been a busy two weeks! Well, our last entry...

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corinne_sarah on February 18, 2007 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

from the travel blog: Thirteen weeks

We're in Cambodia!

Hello again everyone! We safely arrived in Phnom Penh on tuesday afternoon. We were picked up from the airport by a "tuk-tuk" (a motorbike with a brightly coloured trailer on the back) and our driver was lovely, really smiley and pleased to see us. The drive from the airport was brilliant fun in...

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corinne_sarah on February 9, 2007 from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

from the travel blog: Thirteen weeks

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