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  • Boat trip to Batambang Es gibt zwei Wege um von Siem Reap nach Batambang zu gelangen. Mit dem Bus, was bedeutet 5-6 Stunden in einem überfüllten stikigen Bus über marode Strassen hinweg zu donnern oder per Posted by HikHak in how long does the world take? | Mar 30, 2008
  • Cambodia We have had enough of the cities - the heat, dirty feet and crowds, so have headed south to the beach. Ahhhh the beach. Though the sea is as warm as bath water it is much cooler and Posted by Gaz n Shaz in Shaz and Gaz Adventures | Apr 21, 2008
  • Take four - Cambodia Page 2. The biggest attraction for me in Kampong Cham, and the main reason why I wanted to visit, was the Bamboo Bridge. A bridge that's rebuilt by hand every year in the dry season to connect an island, home to Posted by shoeless in Joe & Rachel, somewhere around the world | Mar 18, 2008
  • Take three - Cambodia Newsflash!!!!!!!!!!: Beer shortage in Cambodia. Prices doubled. Send help. Hello again, Sadly this isn't going to be the most sophisticated or free flowing travel blog you will ever read. We are watching Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, so the Posted by shoeless in Joe & Rachel, somewhere around the world | Mar 15, 2008
  • Cambodia The last real update I basically said I was waiting for a visa to Laos. I got that and then traveled south to Kratie on the Mekong. A small one street town, much less geared to tourists than Siem Reap or Posted by ClimbingK in Climbing And Travelling SE Asia | Apr 18, 2008
  • My first week in Battambang Last Tuesday I got on my way from Phnom Penh to Battambang. Somebody from the programme office (Reth) accompanied me to help me settling a little and also to introduce me to the NGO partners taking part in our project. Posted by Brizie in Temples, sand and motorbikes | Apr 13, 2008
  • Phnom Phen Lordag morgen tok jeg bussen fra Siem Reap og til Phnom Phen, hovedstaden her i Kambodsja. Bussturen gikk greit, selv om den er varm trang og kjedelig, er det allikevel alltid en del a se pa langs veiene. Det var Posted by Majliz in Australia 11. September 2007 | Apr 15, 2008
  • Cambodia Up early to go on our temple tour – First stop is Angkor Thom – Bayon. I don’t know why I had expected it to be quiet- but it wasn’t there were people everywhere – kind of felt similar Posted by Gaz n Shaz in Shaz and Gaz Adventures | Apr 12, 2008
  • Cambodia Onwards to Siem Reap Cambodia. The bus isn’t the VIP trip we were promised its getting the job done and the AC is good. About 5 hours later as we approach the border we stop for lunch. Posted by Gaz n Shaz in Shaz and Gaz Adventures | Apr 10, 2008
  • Kambodsja 1: Siem Reap & Angkor Wat Okei, kanskje noen som vil le av "turisttilvarelsen"som jeg skrev i overskriften, har vel strengt tatt vart turist i syv maneder na! Men folte meg skikkelig pa ferie denne uka, siden jeg faktisk tok det med ro og var pa Posted by Majliz in Australia 11. September 2007 | Apr 12, 2008
  • Cambodia Part 2: Phnom Penh Getting there: to bus or to fly? From Siem Reap we hopped a bus south to the capital, Phnom Penh. We bussed as we were told the roads were quite good and the buses are luxuroous, comfortable, etc. Posted by dacostas in A Fistful of Visas | Mar 20, 2008
  • What a trip! Photo: Wat Mohomontrej, one of the many temples in town So, I’ve made it to Cambodia and even though it’s been less than a week of being here, leaving Europe somehow feels Posted by Brizie in Temples, sand and motorbikes | Apr 5, 2008
  • Cambodia So, after our interesting journey to Sihanoukaville we dropped our bags in our hotel and went for the best mexican meal I have ever had, which struck me as bizarre considering I was in Cambodia of all places. We then Posted by C and H in Hayley's Excellent Adventure | Mar 31, 2008
  • phnom penh We arrived into phnom penh from Sihnoukville after an easy 5 hour bus journey. After shrugging off the tuk tuk and moto drivers crowding us off the bus, we went on a walk in the blistering heat to find our Posted by zoandy in Our travels to find the flip side..... | Apr 3, 2008
  • Sihanoukville After a full days travelling we arrived sweaty and tired, to be launched onto the back of a moto (hello moto) and taken to a mediocre hostel, too tired to resist we stayed! We then found the beach with no Posted by zoandy in Our travels to find the flip side..... | Apr 3, 2008
  • Cambodia So, here I am again with an update on my travels so far. I spent 10 days in Cambodia and my god, that country is hot!! That was one of the reasons I left so soon. We arrived in Phnom Penh Posted by C and H in Hayley's Excellent Adventure | Mar 23, 2008
  • A Land of Contrast Cambodia is a land of contrast. There is village life, where things have not changed in hundreds of years. And there is city life, where the economy and the way of life are changing everything. [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/91346/biker21.j Posted by amyandwim in Amy & Wim | Mar 29, 2008
  • Border crossing cambodia Left Bankok for Siem Reap on monday the 24th march. The journey was a grueling 14 hours. The 6 hours to the border were fine as we were still half asleep and enjoying the air con, it was fine apart Posted by zoandy in Our travels to find the flip side..... | Mar 29, 2008
  • Siem Reap Die Weiterreise von Phnom Penh nach Siem Reap musste wohl überlegt werden. Gibt es doch so viele verschiedene Transportmöglichkeiten in diesem Land. [img=http://www.travellerspoint.co Posted by HikHak in how long does the world take? | Mar 27, 2008
  • Cambodia: Part 1 Cambodia. It's not just another poor country. There's certainly something special about it. And, it's not just the special “nice” things. Yes, Angkor Wat and the amazing Buddhist and Hindu cultures at the beginning of the Posted by dacostas in A Fistful of Visas | Mar 11, 2008
  • Hotels in South East Asia Quick comment about housing during our trip -- we're generally staying in small hotels in the $45-80 price range (let's call them cheap-tique hotels). We're looking for small, cute, friendly, but with the modern amenities we folks from Posted by dacostas in A Fistful of Visas | Mar 16, 2008
  • Phnom Penh and Siem Reap Hello! It's been quite an eventful few days since we last posted on the blog, so here goes... On our penultimate night, we decided to go to one of the bars that our friend from Kansas, Mike, had recommended, having Posted by robandal in Rob and Al's Big Ol' Trip | Mar 25, 2008
  • Dirt. It's what's for dinner. Dirt. Lots of dirt. Dirt up our nostrils, in our undies, and crunching between our teeth. The minute we crossed the border and entered Cambodia, our brand-new, four-lane highway vanished, and 150km of this lay before us: [img=http://www.travellerspoint Posted by amyandwim in Amy & Wim | Mar 18, 2008
  • Phnom Penh Am 16.März verabschieden wir uns von der Insel Koh Wai und machen uns auf Richtung Kambotscha. Wir verlassen Thailand über den Grenzposten Hat Lek Visa on Arrival für 1Monat (ohne Passfoto) 1’200THB kein Problem Bereits am Grenzposten werden w Posted by HikHak in how long does the world take? | Mar 21, 2008
  • Less of the Temples, More of the City and a Touch of Madness So with Angkor Watt under our belt – a very satisfied belt I might add, we went back to chill-mode for the next couple of days, and Siem Reap is a superb place for that. There is a well established Posted by Dodgey in Farewell Peckham | Mar 20, 2008
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