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  • A great day with some great kids!I am so happy that we found the Angkor Orphan and Education Organization today. They recently moved into a new building because their other location was destroyed by flood. They are working to fix up this place, starting Posted by Pelham Family in The Pelham Adventure | Dec 17, 2011
  • Busy, busy, busy!We have just been loving Siem Reap! I can't explain why, but it is a perfectly comfortable place to hang out. There is something about the people here that is different from anywhere else we have been. Posted by Pelham Family in The Pelham Adventure | Dec 16, 2011
  • CambodiaWe'd read that the border between Thailand and Cambodia was troublesome. Many touts want to lure you away and scam you. With this in mind we used the government bus to get to the border and already had Posted by ClaireJoe in Joe and Claire's Travels | Dec 14, 2011
  • Bayons mange ansikter!Så var det tid for del to av min tempelvandringberettning. Dag fire gikk turen innom to meget fotogene templer og ruinene etter rikets mest omfattende tempelby. Selv om det er Angkor Wat alle kommer for å se, vil jeg nok Posted by annemona in Asia og Australia 2011 | Dec 14, 2011
  • Week 8: It’s all gone Koh Rong! Day 1-2 Seedy Sihanoukville – Named after a king, but not fit for a pauper Sihanoukville was one of those places where its reputation far exceeded it's reality. It was meant Posted by franandsusie in Fran & Susie's travel dairy | Dec 5, 2011
  • Battambang to Bangkok to BaliBack on the bus again to make the trip to Battambang, last stop in Cambodia. We've had the same bus driver for this trip but none of us asked his name and now its kinda too late so we just Posted by le_peeps in The Redundancy Tour | Dec 13, 2011
  • Siem Reap; vandring blandt historiske templerEtter en helt grei minibusstur (mini som i størelse på bussen og IKKE lengde på turen) ankom vi den historiske byen Siem Reap. Vi skulle tilbringe åtte dager her og bo på norskeide Soria Moria hotell :-) Hotellet var akkurat Posted by annemona in Asia og Australia 2011 | Dec 12, 2011
  • Angkor WaspI don't have enough words for "amazing" to describe the ruins at Angkor Wat. I had read about them, looked at pictures, watched a History Channel documentary, and I was still surprised and blown away. We still have Posted by Pelham Family in The Pelham Adventure | Dec 12, 2011
  • Siem ReapSo we arrived in Siem Reap to the sound of 'lady, you buy from me, one dollar'. The words 'one dollar' will forever play in my mind over and over and over and...! Apparently everything in Cambodia is one dollar. So Posted by le_peeps in The Redundancy Tour | Dec 11, 2011
  • Cambodia VideoSorry for the wait.....enjoy!!! Posted by solemian in Helena and Ian's New Adventure | Dec 8, 2011
  • Velkommen til paradis!Etter noen herlige dager i Kambodsjas hovedstad, satte vi nesen mot en liten øy ved navn Koh Thmei. Koh Thmei ligger en times kjøring med båt utenfor Kambodsjas kyst. Vi visste lite om stedet på forhånd, men hadde store forhåpninger Posted by annemona in Asia og Australia 2011 | Dec 7, 2011
  • Besøk i en noe merkelig dyrehage!Dyrehagen utenfor Phnom Penh var viden kjent i vår verden lenge før vi ankom Kambodsja. Ei jeg ble kjent med mens vi var i Australia anbefalte den sterkt og den var varmt omtalt i Lonely Planet boken vi hadde med Posted by annemona in Asia og Australia 2011 | Dec 7, 2011
  • Phnom PenhSo I've a new group and a new leader, Jay. I've a new roomie, an Oz girl. We also have an oz guy, an Irish girl and a couple from New York. Pretty much all around the same age as Posted by le_peeps in The Redundancy Tour | Dec 6, 2011
  • Phnom Penh“The fans are really strong in here!” Looking somewhat bemused at Kaz I ask “are you serious?” Sitting in the FCC (foreign correspondents club) rooftop (alfresco) bar reflecting on Cambodia it's hard to put aside the dismay at how little the Posted by karenandlach in Our Travels | Dec 6, 2011
  • Week 7: Cambodia’s sleepy South coast Day 1-4 Kep We escaped the island of Phu Quoc on the ‘Super Dong’ ferry and headed to the Cambodian border crossing, Ha Tien. This border was only recently opened to tourists. Posted by franandsusie in Fran & Susie's travel dairy | Dec 5, 2011
  • An epic weekend on Pub Street...So basically in Siem Reap I have two lives – my school life and my other life, which lets face it, I may as well call my Pub Street life – and it’s amazing how much the two coincide! Posted by ljmac2 in South East Asia mark II | Dec 5, 2011
  • Siem Reap We were greeted at Siem Reap airport by the tuk tuk driver from our hotel, Pang…after a couple of minutes I knew I liked this place already - he was just so happy and friendly! Also, Posted by karenandlach in Our Travels | Dec 2, 2011
  • Phnom PenhVi tilbrakte til sammen 7 dager i Kambodsjas hovedstad Phnom Penh, fordelt på to besøk. Dette var en by vi stortrivdes i og det var nesten litt trist å skulle dra videre. Phnom Penh er en stor by, men Posted by annemona in Asia og Australia 2011 | Dec 2, 2011
  • Same same but different: HCMC & onto The Kingdom of CambodiaSo back to the craziness - this time in Ho Chi Minh. A city with many more motos and tuk tuks than Hanoi but somehow the incessant beeping and hassle is more manageable here due to the wider, more open Posted by alnsoph in alnsoph around the world | Dec 1, 2011
  • The Killing Fields og S-21Bussturen fra Saigon i Vietnam til Phnom Penh i Kambodsja var en prøvelse hva det meste angår, men da vi først kom frem til bestemmelsesstedet ble alt så meget bedre :-) Vietnam var et tilbakelagt kapittel og vi var mer Posted by annemona in Asia og Australia 2011 | Dec 1, 2011
  • Holiday in CambodiaWe had a great couple days in Phnom Penh. The people are lovely and very hospitable. We made friends with a couple other travellers from our boat and had a few drinks that night at the backpackers before hitting the Posted by Joel-Renee in The beer is better when backpacking | Nov 29, 2011
  • A Note from the BorderP.S. (Pre-Script): The letters on top of the word "DEPARTED" looks more like "Poipet" than "Pailin". I've emailed Capitol Tours, but have got no answer. But my next stamp from Thailand sa Posted by automidori in SEA Trip by Any Means | Nov 29, 2011
  • A heart breaker of a week at school...So last week was a bit of a heart breaker at school. On Monday it was Teacher Amelia’s last day, and yes I was successful in making all my kids write on her cards “Teacher Amelia is crazy!” Posted by ljmac2 in South East Asia mark II | Nov 29, 2011
  • No thank you! No massage! No tuk tuk!When we left on this adventure, I had given a bit of thought to visiting Cambodia, but admittedly, knew very little about it. Thoughts of Cambodia were accompanied by visions of poverty, jungles, and general disorganization. Guess what? Posted by wilsonprawdzik in Living Like We're Rich | Nov 28, 2011
  • Leaving Phnom Penh for Bangkok by BusAll the way from Phnom Penh to the border of Thailand, September 5th 2011 It turned out that the bus I booked through [[http://www.thesinhtourist.vn/|The Sinh Tourist]], wasn't a bus owned Posted by automidori in SEA Trip by Any Means | Nov 27, 2011
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