Budget Accommodation Asia Cambodia Phnom Penh
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Phnom Penh is the capital, largest city and most wealthy city in Cambodia. The city was first settled in 1372. It did not become very important untill Angkor fell to Siam, at that time the King of Cambodia moved the capital nearby to current day Phnom Penh. Phnom Penh itself was not official the capital of Cambodia until 1865.
From the Phnom Penh Travel Guide
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The staff at the mad monkey were super friendly and made our stay!! Would definately stay here again if visiting phnom penh again! ... more
This was a great guesthouse in a terrific location. The rooms were very clean and comfortable, well-apportioned. Internet access was terrific. Unlike other places we stayed in, the aircon and bar fridge were both in good condition and actually cooled things very quickly. But really, the absolute best thing about this place is the people. ... more
I was very impressed with the quality of the service and friendliness of the staff! The attended to My every need and gave me good advice on timing and places to see and how much things should be costing! My only complain is the building site next door, too noise, but I appreciate it's the hotel's fault. ... more
Phnom Penh NYE
Hi There, I'll be in Phnom Penh for New Years Eve and was wondering if anyone knows of a good party happening there. Eric ...
Accomodations in Phnom Penh
I'm looking for a clean room for 2 with a/c in Phnom Penh. I prefer something near the river. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Ruth ...
phnom penh camera
hi, what's the best place to buy a camera in Phnom Penh...nothing fancy just a point & shoot, on a budget so maybe some 2nd hand options would be nice too....central market area my best bet?? thx! ...
The Good, The Bad and the Beautiful....
to wonderful Siem Reap, and Rosy’s of course, and boarding a bus to the nation’s capital, Phnom Penh. We had ...
Posted in Stew and Jen's Global Adventure by StewnJen
Cambodia, Phnom Penh
We took the bus to Phnom Penh and we went to see the Grand Palace and Silver Pagoda - which has silver on the floor throughout the room and there is a emerald cut Buddha and a Buddha statue made of gold - it looked really amazing. We then joined the group and went for a walk down the waterfront ...
Posted in Rohit & Nisha's Big Adventure by rohitnisha
Cambodia
We have now moved on from Sihanoukville and are now in Cambodia's capital called Phnom Penh ...
Posted in Life Is Short And The World Is Wide by JimmyHill