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Phnom Penh, the capital city of Cambodia is home to about 1.3million Cambodians. It is located right on the corners where the 3 rivers meet.
Before the genocide and during its "Sangkum" period in the 60's, Phnom Penh was a bustling metropolitan of its time, surpassing many of it's neighboring countries cities and being named the Pearl of the Orient. Now Phnom Penh, a small bustling city is slowly recoving from decades of civil war and genocide to be put back on the travel map. One can easily find the Royal Palace & History Museum on the riverfront, Wat Phnom the most famous Wat in Phnom Penh, Toul Sleng prison (S21) where many innocent souls were lost... even kids. There is one good thing about Phnom Penh, the street is named with number, and it's lay out in the city from east to west in that order which make it easy to find one street out of another. Phnom Penh still lacks sky rises and the like, but the government has already received proposals for satellite cities on the outskirts of the city to further establish Phnom Penh as a modern city. There are continual constructions going on all over town!
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Dec 24, 2007 - Jan 06, 2008
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Update: Yay! Staples fixed my memory card, I finally got Youtube working, so the video of me shooting the AK47 is now up!
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Everyone in Cambodia thinks I'm Japanese. Nay, are convinced I'm Japanese. I'll walk down the street and they'll be all "Konichiwa!" to which I smile and respond "No, no, USA". They'll nod and say "Ohhh, USA, hello", then pause and add sweetly, "I think you Japanese."
It's pretty easy to get around without speaking the language in Cambodia, because tourism-orie...
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Oct 25, 2007 - Apr 15, 2008
I considered the two-day boat trip from Ho Chi Minh City back to Phnom Penh like I took last year. That was a memorable journey which alternated between a variety of small river boats and busses through the Mekong Delta. The $22 fare included all transportation, an overnight hotel room, and side-trips to visit a floating village, a fish farm, a coconut candy factory, and a Vietnamese Islamic mosque. Most of the route snaked through dense jungle past remote fishing villages and primiti...
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Oct 16, 2006 - Jan 01, 2007
Phnom Penh, Cambodia -› Kampong Cham, Cambodia -› ...
During one of the days I was in
Phnom Penh, I headed out to Stueng Meanchey on the outskirts of town.
I've already seen many pictures of the conditions of the people living
there, but I just needed to witness it for myself.As
I arrived, the stench of rotting food and decaying rubbish in general
made me hard to believe that the locals were literally working and
living in this waste land. It was trully a depressing site. I only hope
that one day the government and
other NGO's will assis...
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May 07, 2007 - May 12, 2007
Phnom Penh, Cambodia -› Battambang, Cambodia -› ...
On my second day in Phnom Penh, the same tuktuk driver came to fetch me for our morning's destination which was the Killing Fields. I had no idea of what to expect there and I was so affected by what I saw. They had this memorial where thousands of skulls were on display. Until now, if I think about it, I get depressed. It was so eerie ... No one would ever understand why this tragedy happened. Millions of Cambodians were killed by the evil regime of Pol Pot...
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