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- Up the Irawaddy After 25 years of hopefully looking around on every boat ride I have ever been on in hope an unexpected dolphin might swim by (and 25 years of being disappointed that this has never happened to me wherever in the Posted by Annie Thornton in Meanderings in Asia | Jan 30, 2012
- Sihanoukville- Otres Beach. After a bus journey with all the usual Cambodian frills (delays, use as a rice transporter and then more delays) we landed at Sihanoukville. We had heard and read a lot of bad stuff about this place. Bought by the Posted by Justin Woolley in Whose idea was this.......? | Jan 30, 2012
- Visit to S-21 (Day 8)I am not an expert on Cambodian history. I've paraphrased the following summary of Cambodia’s recent political history from the Lonely Planet. The Khmer Rouge, a Cambodian revolutionary movement, took control of Cambodia on 1975. Leading the Khmer Rou Posted by Lynne Woolley in Whose idea was this.......? | Jan 29, 2012
- I want to ride my bicycle (Day 7) It was an early start today. We jumped on some bikes with Grasshopper Adventures to go for a 60km cycle into the countryside with our wonderful guides Thearith and Srey Mom. We were riding with Ulrike from Germany. Ulrike had Posted by Lynne Woolley in Whose idea was this.......? | Jan 29, 2012
- Journey to Phnom Penh (Day 6) So we are on our way from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh (Cambodia’s capital) by ‘luxury limousine’ coach – you even get little snack boxes and cold water. It’s official - Cambodian roads have more potholes than Manchester’s roads. The Posted by Lynne Woolley in Whose idea was this.......? | Jan 29, 2012
- Arrived in Siem Reap Hi Everyone, Hopefully this is all going to work as I am a first time blogger! Arrived in Siem Reap yesterday after a great plane trip. Lots of space to lay about and no travel sickness!!! Gotta love KWELLS. The hostel Posted by Arkgecko in Travels | Jan 28, 2012
- De l'ombre sur le voyageJe viens de recevoir la nouvelle du décès de mon frère Alain. Je suis encore sous le choc et bouleversé mais ca ne change pas nos plans, J’espère que Mom et la famille comprendront. Je les aime tous fort, Posted by carrierem in Asie du sud-est 2012 | Jan 27, 2012
- De Chau Doc a Phnom Penh (Cambodge)26 janvier départ de Chau Doc par bateau sur le fleuve du Mekong pour se rendre à Phnom Penh, capitale du Cambodge. Trajet de 5 heures. Occasion de voir plein d’activités fluviales sur le Mekong et surtout des Posted by carrierem in Asie du sud-est 2012 | Jan 27, 2012
- Kingdom of WonderCambodia is very much worthy of it's official name: Kingdom of Cambodia. I like it even better in French: Royaume du Cambodge. My first stop in the Kingdom was it's capital, Phnom Penh via bus from Posted by chang2n in Forever Summer | Jan 27, 2012
- Cultural Capital of CambodiaAfter celebrating our last night with the group before we went our separate ways we found that the party was premature and through a strange twist in the fate of all our travel plans, we were all heading to Phnom Posted by Annie Thornton in Meanderings in Asia | Jan 26, 2012
- Cambodia! After our rather long boat journey up the Mekong to Phnom Penh we arrived feeling hot and tired and made our way through the barrage of tuk tuk drivers to find our hostel. The hostel tur Posted by katie2801 in Round the world in a pair of crocs | Jan 26, 2012
- Tonle Sap Lake and the Chong Khneas Floating VillageDate of Visit: 17th Jan 2012 (Half-Day: Morning to Afternoon) Traveled as: Family Tonle Sap Lake The Tonle Sap Lake (Khmer equivalent of 'Great Lake') is very prominent on the map of Cambodia. It is the largest freshwater lake in South East Posted by arunbaliga in Arun Baliga@Travellers Point | Jan 26, 2012
- Getting under the skinThanks to some more bad planning by me (i have obviously got too laid back over the last few months....actually, I was seduced by an Air Asia sale offer!!), I only had 2.5 days in PP. ...Turns out, I Posted by Sussex Sam in Insert witty title here...... | Jan 25, 2012
- SnookyThe bus journey to the beach can only be described as arduous. Luckily, there was no sign of a hangover as I left in the relatively early hours. I had a good seat by the window so stuck my iPod Posted by Sussex Sam in Insert witty title here...... | Jan 25, 2012
- Rabbit IslandRabbit Island, off the coast of Kep, had become something of a fantasy land to us over the week before we set out. Over tipsy evenings of numerous bottles of non-Cambodian wine we had discussed the mythical facets of the Posted by Annie Thornton in Meanderings in Asia | Jan 24, 2012
- Home BoundGood morning, I am not sure how I feel this morning, a part of me is so sad to be leaving the place I have called home the past month, and the other smaller part cannot wait to be back with Posted by emilies-travels in My Adventures in Cambodia | Jan 23, 2012
- Day on the waterHello everyone, This trip is starting to seem like it has an animal theme. Today I went to the town of Kratie to go Irrawaddy dolphin spotting. I have heard of people going to swim with dolphins before but even just Posted by emilies-travels in My Adventures in Cambodia | Jan 23, 2012
- Siem Reap. Angkor What?? Day 4 of the grand tour and time for some serious temple bashing. Ok, so I know this isn't going to make me popular, but it may re-inforce my point. I feel I have seen a lot of good stuff Posted by Justin Woolley in Whose idea was this.......? | Jan 23, 2012
- Goodbye Thailand, Hello Cambodia (Day 2) It was an early start at Hualamphong Railway Station. We jumped (literally as the train was still moving) onto a train to Aranya Prathet. Benches claimed, windows down and food sellers in fine form – this was a fascinating journey Posted by Lynne Woolley in Whose idea was this.......? | Jan 23, 2012
- Stone and Woodcarving School Good afternoon, Today I traveled by bus to Siem Reap, a city where there is a reputable Stone and Woodcarving School. I got to see how they cut stone and wood for reproductions of the ancient Khmer temple carvings. It was a Posted by emilies-travels in My Adventures in Cambodia | Jan 22, 2012
- Cooking classHi everyone, After a very interesting change in weather yesterday, the weather is back to its beautiful normal self. Today I went to my cooking class offered by a local restaurant just down the street from my hotel. It was a lot harder Posted by emilies-travels in My Adventures in Cambodia | Jan 22, 2012
- hummm...Good morning everyone, The weather has taken a surprising turn for the worst. I was supposed to go to a Stone and Wood carving school today but I think I will wait for another day and just prepare my ingredients for Posted by emilies-travels in My Adventures in Cambodia | Jan 22, 2012
- Choeung Ek.Good evening everyone, Today I took a day trip about 15 km outside of where i am staying in Phnom Penh to go visit the Memorial at Choeung Ek. The memorial was both very interesting but very creepy at the same time. Posted by emilies-travels in My Adventures in Cambodia | Jan 22, 2012
- A ride of a lifetimeHello everyone, Today I got to do something I never even dreamed about doing in my entire life. I got to ride on the back of an elephant! I was absolutely terrified when we first got the ranch where the elephants were Posted by emilies-travels in My Adventures in Cambodia | Jan 22, 2012
- Angkor WatSiem Reap, home to Angkor Wat, is a boom town with new hotels springing up overnight, though one wonders if they will ever fill up all the rooms despite the two million farangs who come here each year. We Posted by jonshapiro in Vagabonding at 60 | Jan 22, 2012
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