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  • he made my day! what an adorable smile! Posted by annora in the long way home.... | Apr 14, 2008
  • Angkor Wat [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/165188/1003_AT Posted by goodearth in Journey through Indochine | Oct 6, 2008
  • Short update from Battambang Suasardei! Just a quick note to say hello again! It has been another busy month or two at work and I haven’t found the time to write more. We’ve mainly done training sessions for our NGO staff to better get into Posted by Brizie in Temples, sand and motorbikes | Sep 22, 2008
  • Two Poems I wrote on the Bus [b]Untitled Indonesia, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia... A visit to these gems will cure all your phobia. A separation of worlds blends survival and heart, family and famine, from the beginning...the start. Depart the bubble which is the illusion, ventur Posted by rsthomas in The Adventures of Ross Thomas | Sep 5, 2008
  • From heartwrenching... The magesty of Siem Reap and Angkor Wat left me exhuasted yet gratified. Three solid days of hard core "wattage" (a term I use to describe taking in multiple Wats in a small amount of time) was intense and Posted by rsthomas in The Adventures of Ross Thomas | Sep 5, 2008
  • The end of the road... Greetings all! Well when we finally dried out from the Phnom Penh adventure it was time for us to head north to Siem Reap and the Temples at Angkor. We travelled by bus, and had a delightful lunch stop at a Posted by SooMagoo in The Sharmagoo Odyssey | Aug 27, 2008
  • Leave You Hanging? Never Phew! What a trip! Kevin and I are now back in Los Angeles after an exciting 6 weeks in Southeast Asia and 1 week in Honolulu (Congratulations Justin on your graduation). Unfortunately, the last entry we posted was on August Posted by charley08 in Michelle and Kevin Travel thru Asia | Aug 25, 2008
  • Genesis 6:14 So I thought I should tell you all about an experience in Phnom Penh with the monsoon rain. We've had some rainy days while we've been here; apparently it's what it does and you get used to it. However, the day Posted by SooMagoo in The Sharmagoo Odyssey | Aug 23, 2008
  • Siem Reap Battambang was pretty uneventful, was a typical small Cambodian town located on a river, it rained quite a lot while i was there so couldn't get out and about too much. On Sunday i took the 'fast' boat across the Tonle Posted by VanessaT in Vanessas Adventures Around The World! | Aug 8, 2008
  • An eventful month In contrast to Europe, where things go very quiet come July because everyone is on holiday, the last 4-5 weeks here Cambodia were the busiest time since I came. Not one 3-5-day long public holiday like we had in April Posted by Brizie in Temples, sand and motorbikes | Aug 7, 2008
  • Cambodia Wow, its hard to believe that we have "been there and done that" with Cambodia. We only spent about a week in the country checking out only the major attractions. We knew that the beaches of Southern Thailand Posted by Breezy13 in Toni & Breezy's Honeymoon Marathon! | Aug 4, 2008
  • "Brillant" Bus Ride and Ruins Hi guys... We cannot believe that we are writing you this email on the 2nd of August (yes I know it is the 4th today but just pretend). Only 10 more days and our journey through southeast asia will be Posted by charley08 in Michelle and Kevin Travel thru Asia | Aug 4, 2008
  • Phnom Penh My first day in Cambodia turned out to be fairly harrowing. We visited the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek, site of the mass execution of Cambodians under the brutal Pol Pot regime. During the 70’s about 17,000 men, women and Posted by VanessaT in Vanessas Adventures Around The World! | Jul 31, 2008
  • seim reap Took the morning bus from kep to phnom penn and whilst it was passing the airport i decided to jump off and catch a plane up to seim reap.I stayed at my usual guest house the new mandalay inn and Posted by eliteone in mike"s return to asia | Jul 25, 2008
  • Et un petit tour au Cambodge (6jours) Nous voilà maintenant au Cambodge avec une nuit blanche dans le corps, il est 7h du matin et nous prenons un taxi pour se rendre à notre guesthouse dans le quartier Riverfront. Nous avons fait une longue et bonne sieste Posted by MattVirg in Matt et Virg aux pays des Kangourous | Jul 25, 2008
  • From Siem Reap to Battambang We had met a dutch couple in Pakxe, Laos who highly recommended the boat trip from Siem Reap to Battambang in Cambodia. Always one to take others advice when traveling we booked it thinking how lovely it would be Posted by nzwendy in Chris and Wendy are on holiday! :) | Jul 24, 2008
  • Beaches, Beggars and BBQ's During our last week in Cambodia we decided to check out Southern Cambodia's beaches around the port town of Sihanoukville. We went without a lot of high expectation and ended up loving the place, nearly spending a week there! The Posted by nzwendy in Chris and Wendy are on holiday! :) | Jul 24, 2008
  • Heading north Time flies and I can’t believe its been a month now since I wrote the last story. Work has been busy and we have been around a lot to meet with other NGOs and some of the big international organisations Posted by Brizie in Temples, sand and motorbikes | Jul 22, 2008
  • Cambodia It all began in the vast and varied capital Phnom Phen, with Sarah and Ted. A sprawling city with one of the biggest contrasts in wealth we have seen. For this reason it was difficult to fall in Posted by Anna.Heidi in Anna and Heidi Explore | Jul 5, 2008
  • Fried Insects anyone??!! After seeing the temples in Angkor, there was one thing left to do before leaving Siem Riep, namely taste Cambodian delicacies. I am not talking about Amok or Lok Lak (which is not that bad), but fried insects ;) and Posted by lenejimmy in Jimmy and Lene's Adventure | Jul 14, 2008
  • The Temples of Angkor First of all this place blew our minds! The main reason to go to Cambodia was to see the temples of Angkor, especially Angkor Wat. We had been told by people who we had met that it was going to be Posted by lenejimmy in Jimmy and Lene's Adventure | Jul 14, 2008
  • Temples, Temples, Temples We have had an interesting first few days in Cambodia! We have started in Siem Reap which gives us a contradicting first impression of the country. First we arrived at a new and modern airport with plenty of Posted by nzwendy in Chris and Wendy are on holiday! :) | Jul 14, 2008
  • Kep From Kampot to the once busy resort of Kep takes only about 30mins.However on the way we visisted some caves,ducked from some bats,saw the salt fields,saw the pepper plantations of the world famous Kampot pepper and got ourself muddy in Posted by eliteone in mike"s return to asia | Jul 13, 2008
  • Kampot Pretty quiet place,not so hectic and lovely views on riverside.Non exsistent nightlife for those coming from sihinaoukville,maybe ideal place and required for rest though. Bokor Hill is closed to through traffic up to the hill station due to serious roa Posted by eliteone in mike"s return to asia | Jul 13, 2008
  • Sihanouk Ville Well the sun came out to play for a change,and the beaches here are nice,plenty places to lounge,drink and eat.its quite a popular place for the Cambodians at weekends,and a pretty easy resort to get around in. No shortage of Posted by eliteone in mike"s return to asia | Jul 13, 2008
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