Phnom Penh Travel Blogs - Page 10

For my summer vacation, I met up with Sonya's family in Cambodia for one week. It was awesome! Unfortunately, I didn't take a camera, therefore I didn't take any pictures. BUT, her family sent me a few. Biggest and kindest family. Amazingly, incredibly ridiculously cheap. Cheap isn't the word for it, it was almost FREE. You could easily live off of $5 a day, depending on how luxurious you are. I definately want to go back and visit them and volunteer.

Photoblog about my current travels through Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand.

I was picked up at the airport by an old school friend whom I hadn’t seen for ages. At least 10 years must have passed since we saw each other the last time. He lives in Phnom Penh and works for Norsk Folkehjelp. Landmines are a big problem in Cambodia, and he works there as an advisor/consultant…

Travelling for one month through Thailand and Cambodia may have not been sufficient to see everything these countries have to offer but was enough for me to get a taste of their wonders.

UK -> India -> Hong Kong; China; Vietnam; Cambodia; Laos; Thailand; Malaysia; Indonesia; Singapore -> UK

Hoi, Hierbij het reisverslag van Jeroen en Karlijn van onze reis van Vietnam en Cambodja.

I've spent the last 12 months trying to figure out how to stuff the next 12 into one, cartable backpack. This blog is documentation of my attempted life as a nomad. Here's to my summer of George...

Both of us are healthy now and a few days around the pool have helped to tan our new, much slimmer physiques. The wide variety of International cuisine here in Siem Reap won't be much help in maintaining all of that, but it is great to have my appetite back. Last night we had the amazing cocktails…

On the 14th of October 2009 I'm flying to Bangkok. Where I'll end up after that is still everybody's guess :) **The blog will be in Dutch while I'm on the road. When I get back home I'll try to translate it to English**

Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and beyond! We follow the heavy trailed backpackers path as well as making some new ones...!

Three girls backpacking to China, South Korea, Nepal, India, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand. Main objectives; hike in the Himalayas, volunteer at an animal rescue centre in Delhi

Phnom Penh (Killing Fields, S21, Wat Phnom, Royal Palace & Silver Pagoda) - Ratanakiri (Ban Lung, Boeng Yeak Lom, Voen Sai, Kachon) - Kratie/Klampi (Dolphins) - Kompong Cham - Kompong Thom (Wat Nakor, Phnom Pros, Skuon/Spiderville, Sambor Prei Kuk) - Siem Reap (Sunset at Phnom Bakheng, Bantey Srei, Bantey Samre, Eastern Mebon, Preah Neak Pean, Preah Kahn, Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom & Ta Phrom) - Sihanoukville. Full travel journal: www.edsander.com/travel/cambodia/

After Siem Reap, I spent a few days in Cambodia's Capital, Phnom Penh.  I thought the traffic in Bangkok and Siem Reap was bad! - 10 times worse here - everybody just keeps driving, nobody yielding the right of way etc. Still it all seems to work and I didn't witness any collisions while I was the…

This blog is kept to map our travels through India, Nepal, China, and SE Asia in 2009. Click on it to see where we are and where we have been. To read about our travels please visit this site: thedailyruckus.com

I got up at 6.00am, my bus was supposed to leave to Phnom Penh at 6.30am but a mistake was made and in actuality the earliest was 9.00am. But i was up so I took the moto into town, thinking to find a shared taxi. I found one instantly, a man ran up to me shouting "Phnom Penh", i said yes. He grabbe…