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  • Sen Monorom 20 - 23 March I'll leave the ride to Mondulkiri to Phil to describe later on, for me it was a trip best forgotten. What I will say is that it was long and uncomfortable. We were headed to Posted by echo75 in Wanderlust | Apr 2, 2009
  • Interlude 19 March It was not possible to make the trip from Battambang to Sen Monorom in East Cambodia in one day so we arranged to stay in Phnom Penh for the night. The city is yet to convince me of Posted by echo75 in Wanderlust | Apr 1, 2009
  • Battambang I'm getting very behind with this blog. Officially - we're in Vietnam but I'm still catching up with writing about Cambodia so.... 16-18 March According to the travel guides Posted by echo75 in Wanderlust | Apr 1, 2009
  • ATM Angst and Dolphin Dreams in Kratie - Cambodia Kratie is a pretty province. Set alongside the Mekong, home to sensational sunsets, local markets, and funky resto's to entertain our appetites. Yet the main reason we are here is to see the elusive Irrawaddy River Dolphins... but first a Posted by beefnlamb in beefnlamb | Mar 29, 2009
  • Kompong Cham - Cambodia To break up our journey from Siem Reap - Kratie, we decide to stay a night in Kompong Cham - the gateway to North East Cambodia. Alana has dosed up on medication to survive the long bus journey, not helped Posted by beefnlamb in beefnlamb | Mar 29, 2009
  • Temple Therapy in Siem Reap - Cambodia Siem Reap - gateway to the mighty temples of Angkor. Four months into our trip and and we haven't met a single traveller yet that didn't have this one high up on their itinerary. In fact, for most it is Posted by beefnlamb in beefnlamb | Mar 28, 2009
  • Cambodia We started the day having breakfast in the hotel for US$2: a little expensive for what is was worth, soup or toast and a hot liquid they called coffee. It was at this time that we found out that Aki's Posted by TaniaPablo in Pato-viaje | Jan 12, 2009
  • Cambodia This morning we left Siem Reap and headed for the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh. We were lucky to have a large bus this time allowing us all to stretch out and get comfortable. This was good news as we would Posted by TaniaPablo in Pato-viaje | Jan 11, 2009
  • Sihanoukville We found travelling in Cambodia much easier than in The Philippines, due to the network.of dedicated tourist buses. In the Philippines our choices were to fly - which we did occasionally; travel by minibus - too expensive and the local Posted by brads-anna in wandering around the world | Feb 3, 2009
  • Khmer Arts 15 March On our final day in Siem Reap we decided to visit Artisans D'Angkor and the Silk Farm - a training institute and workshop for local weavers, carvers and painters. We were able to see the silk worms munching Posted by echo75 in Wanderlust | Mar 18, 2009
  • Road to Angkor 13 - 14 March Before setting off to the Angkor temples, we breakfasted among the butterflies at an outdoor cafe enclosed in wire mesh. Twice a week, butterflies are released into the cafe enclosure perhaps to keep the frogs and Posted by echo75 in Wanderlust | Mar 18, 2009
  • Siem Reap 12 March Siem Reap I'm a tourist. I can't help it. I bought a krama at the Old Market in Siem Reap. For the unfamiliar, a krama is the checked cotton scarf that Khmer people wear and use for Posted by echo75 in Wanderlust | Mar 18, 2009
  • Overland Cambodia 11 March For overland travel in Cambodia, all roads lead to Phnom Penh and so, in order to get to Siem Reap we needed to get to Phnom Penh from Kampot and then take a bus to Siem Reap. We Posted by echo75 in Wanderlust | Mar 18, 2009
  • Back to the Story I was wondering when I would have time to catch up on the last week's activities and lo the universe provides. I have diarrhoea. What better opportunity to stay very still in my room and catch up on Posted by echo75 in Wanderlust | Mar 18, 2009
  • Winter vacation (Part 3) After visiting Vientiane, I flew to Siem Reap, Cambodia, home of the world-famous (and rightly-so) Angkor Wat. Angkor Wat is the name of only one of the temples that are in the area around Siem Reap, and I spent Posted by rdut in You're moving where to do what?! | Mar 16, 2009
  • The secrets of Cambodian ’cheese’ Suasardei everyone! It’s late Thursday morning and looking like it’ll be another very hot day. For the last weeks, the temperature has been rising gradually again and with quite a bit of humidity, it feels almost as hot as it was Posted by Brizie in Temples, sand and motorbikes | Mar 11, 2009
  • Sihanoukville, Cambodia I must say Nick and I were pretty pleased to leave Phnom Penh! Just not our up of tea. We have been to many Asian cities and this one was the most in your face. The heat Posted by iniandnick in Ineka & Nick's Awesome Adventure | Mar 11, 2009
  • Sihanoukville Ah Sihanoukville...Probably our favourite place yet. Located on the South coast of Cambodia (the first coast we've reached), it's primarily a party town. We arrived late on the first day and headed straight down to the beach to see kilometres Posted by AmyLou2009 in Amy & Lou vs. The World | Mar 13, 2009
  • Bamboo and bikes in Battambang - Cambodia After a six hour bus ride from Phnom Penh we arrive in Battambang. Once Cambodia's largest and richest province, it remained on the front lines of civil war for much of the 70's, 80's and 90's. Yet it still exhibits Posted by beefnlamb in beefnlamb | Mar 11, 2009
  • Phnom Penh - Cambodia And so the 30-seater bus rolls to a stop at Psar Thmei, center point of gravity in Phnom Penh. Otherwise known as the central market, this huge art deco-ish dome structure and the sprawling street stalls that spill out if Posted by beefnlamb in beefnlamb | Mar 11, 2009
  • Sihanoukville 6 - 8 March Thursday 10am Guesthouse Gates Driver 1: "Where you go? Tuk tuk sir." Phil: "No thank you, not today." Driver 1: "You take tuk tuk." Phil: "No thanks." Driver 1: "You take tuk tuk tomorrow?" Phil: [silence] Driver 2: "Yo Posted by echo75 in Wanderlust | Mar 9, 2009
  • Movin On 5 March "Hello. These are our seats." (Smiling, friendly facial expression) "No, my husband, he.." (scowl, chin pushed out) "Yes they are, see, here on the ticket." (still smiling) "No, I .. we're.." (scowling, looking for husband for back up) "T Posted by echo75 in Wanderlust | Mar 9, 2009
  • Money, money, money "Hello Mr, give me money". Cambodian children have pretty good English but we had a little snag of having no cash to speak of - well only left-overs of baht. Why didn't I work harder in maths at Posted by echo75 in Wanderlust | Mar 9, 2009
  • Battambang We had heard from other travellers that there was not a lot to do in Battambang, a town that was 6 hours from Siem Reap and apparently the second largest in Cambodia. They were correct in that there were not Posted by AmyLou2009 in Amy & Lou vs. The World | Mar 9, 2009
  • Phnom Penh BUS TIME! Yay. Well, we said that we were going to try and do it on the cheap so we did. We paid our $11 a ticket and caught a 6 HOUR BUS from Siem Reap to Posted by iniandnick in Ineka & Nick's Awesome Adventure | Mar 9, 2009
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