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  • Relaxing dayHi! After my busy day yesterday, I am walking around the town today to visit the local shops and grocery stores. I am hoping to have a cooking lesson soon offered by the local University in Cambodia, which is not too far Posted by emilies-travels in My Adventures in Cambodia | Jan 21, 2012
  • Visit to the Temples of AngkorHello everyone! I have been in Cambodia for about 3 days now, just trying to get settled in and adjust to the time change, haha! Today I took my first full day trip to the beautiful Temples in Angkor. The Temples of Angkor Posted by emilies-travels in My Adventures in Cambodia | Jan 21, 2012
  • Siem ReapWe left Bangkok at around 7am in the morning as we booked a minivan to take us to the Thai border followed by a private taxi from the Cambodia border to Siem Reap with arrival expected around 4pm. The cost Posted by Gem-Leight in Gem & Leight's honeymoon adventure | Jan 20, 2012
  • Pnom Penh, CambodiaAfter spending the night in Koh Kong, a rather seedy border town in Cambodia, we continued on a minibus ride with several river crossings. We either had to walk over four incomplete bridges or be ferried across on two canoes Posted by jonshapiro in Vagabonding at 60 | Jan 18, 2012
  • Chitty Chitty BattambangMy arrival in Battambang was just pure good fun. I'd booked a room the night before so hadn't bothered to let them know when I would be arriving as I figured it was too late to arrange a pick Posted by Sussex Sam in Insert witty title here...... | Jan 17, 2012
  • First day in Cambodia!Hello everyone, I have been in Cambodia for 3 days now and I wanted to share with you my experience on the first day of arriving here. My hotel is located in the countries capital, Phnom Penh, t Posted by emilies-travels in My Adventures in Cambodia | Jan 16, 2012
  • Siem Reap day 2/4Can I just say first; who even reads this blog? the number of reads for each post can't just be explained by our parents. and who were the 7 people who read a post within 20 minutes of me posting Posted by whatthepho in The misadventures of the gapyap boys | Jan 14, 2012
  • Ghost Towns, Beer Laos and... Crabs. Where Shianouksville has embraced every facet of commercialism and draws in hordes of tourists, the relaxed and relatively little visited Kampot province is only two hours away in time but a world away in development. Reading of Kampot that it Posted by Annie Thornton in Meanderings in Asia | Jan 14, 2012
  • Happy New Year! Shianouksville and the Islands This page is currently under construction. Please check soon for updates. Posted by Annie Thornton in Meanderings in Asia | Jan 14, 2012
  • Backwaters to Battambang...Siam Reap brought Angkor Wat and Angkor Beer and Angkor Beef Roast (well maybe that is not branded Angkor… yet) and after our Christmas decadence we took off from the home of the Cooks to explore the rest of Cambodia Posted by Annie Thornton in Meanderings in Asia | Jan 14, 2012
  • Reaping the Rewards of Siem ReapSome of the best decisions one can make are spontaneous and as such we changed our plans to go north from Bangkok to Chang Mai in favour of going south west to Siem Reap in the northern region of Cambodia. Posted by Annie Thornton in Meanderings in Asia | Jan 14, 2012
  • The FlightHello everyone, I have just landed in Cambodia, how excited is that? My plan ride however was anything but smooth. I mean, okay it was not like the captain told us we were goin Posted by emilies-travels in My Adventures in Cambodia | Jan 13, 2012
  • Tomb RaiderSiem Reap is a great little place ! Small, compact and a great range of restaurants and bars - some local, some western, some thai but all with one thing in common....cheap, cheap, cheap !!! Local Posted by Sussex Sam in Insert witty title here...... | Jan 13, 2012
  • CambodiaSo we spent a week in Cambodia, in the big city of Siem Reap, and these are the pictures that made the cut. That. Is. A. Buggy. Posted by megan prawdzik in Wish You Were Here! | Jan 12, 2012
  • Siem Reap and Angkor WatSiem Reap was only ever going to be a fleeting visit, we only had one desire while we were there, to visit Angkor Wat and the other temples. The first day after travelling overnight was taken up with just a Posted by Christian25 in Flying The Nest | Jan 11, 2012
  • Getting the ticketsMy whole family and a few close friends will be in the motherland of my Mother, Cambodia...whoop whoop!! So we bought our tickets a couple of days ago. We came across a few issues at first such as booking the Posted by Gail1234 in Wonders of Cambodia | Jan 10, 2012
  • Siem Reap Greetings! Well once again I find myself slightly behind on this darn thing, but oh well... we've just been so busy lol (I honestly can't even write that with a straight face). Curren Posted by ttbwarren in Blair & Stacey's World Tour | Jan 9, 2012
  • Siem Reap - Day 1 - Sojourn Boutique Villa, Old MarketHad been wanting to see Angkor Wat for ages. It's even got included in my Bucket List (The phrase "Bucket List" should be said in a loud, booming voice with many echos. Preferably accompanied by 2 files of trumpetters blaring Posted by FrancisQ in RamBLer WithOUT BorDers | Oct 30, 2011
  • Phnom Penh, Cambodia05.01.2012 – Wandering around our hotel area this morning trying to find somewhere for breakfast and we have already been offered a Tuk Tuk about 50 times! The locals just sit around all the hotels and restaurants waiting for tourists Posted by Long way home in Overland Adventures Home | Jan 7, 2012
  • ‘You F**king Yank!’=== We arrived in Sihanoukville double blessed as we not only got dropped off at the exact location we had wanted, but managed to get a room at a guesthouse of our choice and at a decent price. Within the hour Posted by nwetzel1 in Asia bound | Dec 21, 2011
  • Go with the flow and don’t stick to your original plan!===As we departed Phnom Penh by bus, our next destination was scheduled to be Kampot, both Laura and I thought we were going to Kampot before Kep, but having arrived in Kep we both spontaneously decided to get off here Posted by nwetzel1 in Asia bound | Dec 19, 2011
  • Disparity in Cambodia ===Whilst staying in Cambodia for a period of time, it’s easy to believe that this is a nation of smiling, happy people with little care or worries. In fact it is a heavily corrupted country with political unrest that still Posted by nwetzel1 in Asia bound | Dec 13, 2011
  • National Treasures in Phnom Penh===We had quite an eventful day visiting the Wat Phnom, Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda and National Museum. All the attractions although interesting to see, definitely didn’t take our breath away. Maybe we had been spoilt by our early adventures in Posted by nwetzel1 in Asia bound | Dec 11, 2011
  • Phnom Penh ===At last! The festivities have materialised in the form of Santa hats in Phnom Penh. I couldn’t believe my luck to find waiters dressed in festive attire and Christmas trees dotted around the place. Although I could have been quite Posted by nwetzel1 in Asia bound | Dec 14, 2011
  • Kampuchea CallingSadly, we got to Saigon later than we hoped- partly because we lost a couple of days in Hoi An with my gastro, but mostly because we were overly optimistic of how fast we can move through the region. Posted by whatthepho in The misadventures of the gapyap boys | Jan 6, 2012
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