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  • 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
  • The Temples! Wow! It's temple time. This is what we came for and boy were we impressed! I have wanted to see the temples for 10 years. Many people say that they get templed out within a day Posted by iniandnick in Ineka & Nick's Awesome Adventure | Mar 9, 2009
  • Siem Reap The Angkor ruins feature heavily in most South East Asian itineraries. A vast area covered with hundreds of temples, all served from the hub town of Siem Reap. Whilst some will pass through here on their backpacking tour and camp Posted by brads-anna in wandering around the world | Jan 25, 2009
  • Siem Reap, Cambodia Here we are in Cambodia! After an amazing flight on Air Asia we arrived reasonably refreshed and quite relaxed. Air Asia are an incredible airline. We had prepared for the worst considering how cheap our tickets were Posted by iniandnick in Ineka & Nick's Awesome Adventure | Mar 8, 2009
  • Hidden City We again got up early today and met our Tuk Tuk driver outside at 7am. We went to Angkor Thom, which we had driven past the previous day. Angkor Thom is an old city and temple complex, and the site Posted by mancmiller in Around the world in 187 days | Mar 4, 2009
  • Last bit of Cambodia Details Since I never got to finish my cambodia post, I will try and recap the enjoyment we felt there from where I left off...We LOVED angkor wat, and I was so glad we could fit it into our already busy Posted by Kellrad in Conrad and Kelli's Excellent Adventure | Mar 6, 2009
  • Siem Reap If the Killing Fields and S-21 represent the low point of Khmer history, then the Temples of Angkor surely represent the pinnacle. Angkor, built largely in the 12th and 13th Centuries, is a city of mainly Hindu - with some Posted by AmyLou2009 in Amy & Lou vs. The World | Mar 6, 2009
  • Phnom Penh - Cambodia It's always exciting to enter a new country, to see how it varies from the one you just left. On first impressions Cambodia looked the same as Laos; with the same wooden shacks on stilts and the same cavalier attitude Posted by AmyLou2009 in Amy & Lou vs. The World | Mar 6, 2009
  • Crab in Kep & Kampot - Cambodia Next stop Kampot - an old riverside town with a lingering colonial legacy. Street after street lined with rundown french era villas & shops painted in mustard yellow or peachy orange (okay, perhaps not the one in the photo). Slow Posted by beefnlamb in beefnlamb | Mar 2, 2009
  • Photo Update As promised, here is an update of some photos from our time in Laos and Cambodia now we have a fast internet connection and reliable computer (Vancouver!)... The SBC preparing for an afternoon of tubing down the Nam Song River in Posted by HT in HT and Tez's Amazing Race | Mar 3, 2009
  • Cambodia Itinerary While our stay in Cambodia has been short, it has also been very enjoyable and memorable. It's also been the first time I felt like we were really just vacationing. We arrived around 1pm, toured our hotel and just loved everything Posted by Kellrad in Conrad and Kelli's Excellent Adventure | Mar 4, 2009
  • A Beautiful but Sad Day We made it safely to Cambodia yesterday, and after spending the rest of our day exploring the town of Siem Reap, we got up at 445 this morning to head to the temples of Angkor Wat to catch the sunrise. Posted by Kellrad in Conrad and Kelli's Excellent Adventure | Mar 4, 2009
  • Tomb Raiding In an attempt to beat the worst of the heat and humidity, we had arranged for our driver to pick us up at 7 am. The Tuk Tuk driver service is really good; for a set amount each day they Posted by mancmiller in Around the world in 187 days | Mar 3, 2009
  • Welcome to the Jungle! Today was a milestone. When booking our tickets for this trip, we agonised over whether to come to Cambodia. The main reason for the concern was that Siem Reap, where the Angkor temple complex is based, is a high risk Posted by mancmiller in Around the world in 187 days | Mar 2, 2009
  • 10 - Cambodia Phnom Penh - City Time Arriving into Phnom Penh we were really quite excited to be in a new country and we had high hopes for not just being seen as walking $'s. Phnom Penh is actually quite a nice city Posted by FiColes in Fi & Bryn's Big Trip | Feb 3, 2009
  • Sun, sleaze, & singapore slings in Sihanoukville - Cambodia We check into "Monkey Republic" (US$9) near the main beach area of Serendipity-Occheuteal. Sitting at the bar to enjoy our "free beer upon arrival" we bump into Mark from Koh Kong - a small world indeed! Sihanoukville was founded Posted by beefnlamb in beefnlamb | Mar 1, 2009
  • No, I don't need a tuk-tuk... Written by Kylie about travel from 26/2-1/3 On a bus on the way to the Cambodian-Vietnamese border We are just now leaving PP after a 3 day 4 night stint there. We had been there before, but only for a fleeting overnight Posted by stephankr in Running Away 2009 | Mar 1, 2009
  • Cambodia Hi again - sorry for the entries in quick succession...We have been busy! Now we are actually in Japan and trying to catch up! We had a total of 5 days in Cambodia, primarily to see Angkor Wat. As soon as Posted by HT in HT and Tez's Amazing Race | Feb 21, 2009
  • On the go So since the last entry we have seen a few more islands in the south of Thailand - which were all very beautiful, as you can see by the pictures. We splurged and enjoyed a true honeymoon in Koh Samui Posted by marionver in Thailand Trip | Feb 20, 2009
  • Chi Phat, Cambodia The Lonely Planet advised us that one of the only ways to penetrate the Cardamoms was to go to Chi Phat – where the Wildlife Alliances community-based ecotourism project is well underway, to protect the Cardamom ecosystem from poaching, logging, Posted by beefnlamb in beefnlamb | Feb 18, 2009
  • Koh Kong - Cambodia Conversions: 1 NZD ~ 20 Thai Baht, 1 NZD ~ 4000 Cambodian Riel The land border crossing from Hat Lek, Thailand to Cham Yeam, Cambodia was running smoothly - despite the corrupt government officials charging 1200 Baht (~$60) for our visa when Posted by beefnlamb in beefnlamb | Feb 18, 2009
  • Cambodia We woke up very early in the morning (no kidding!) and we left without having breakfast (a terrible thing to do to Pablo!) in order to be at Angkor Wat in time to get a good spot among the many Posted by TaniaPablo in Pato-viaje | Jan 10, 2009
  • Cambodge Alors, nous voici maintenant dans le pays de lempire Khmer, le Cambodge ! Nous sommes arrives le 25 janvier, 21h00, apres une longue epopee de 13 heures en bus, dont 3 sur les routes cahoteuses et poussiereuses du Cambodge. Nous sommes Posted by charlie49 in Charlie et Éli | Jan 26, 2009
  • Suasardei Chnam Chen! A new year a new blog article after all this time since the last one… I’ve been back in Cambodia for about 2 weeks now after a nice long Christmas break back in freezing Germany. It was lovely to be Posted by Brizie in Temples, sand and motorbikes | Jan 29, 2009
  • Going to Angkor Watt on a bike "Angkor Watt," I said showing him the map with my finger on the next stop, Kampong Thom. His eyes twitched, his friend scratched his head and pointed at my beaten up rented bike and looked a Posted by junglejane in Pages off a woman's journal | Jan 26, 2009
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