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Koh Rong, Kampot, and the long road north

Sun, 10 Nov 2013 | By rutha90 | Views [2495]

I'm sorry I'm so awful at updating this thing...but I'm not sorry that I'm having too much fun and have no time to do it!! Let's start where I left off. I was heading to an island off the coast of Cambodia. That island, Koh Rong, was spectacular.... Read more >

Tags: bokor, border crossing, cambodia, kampot, koh rong, laos, national park, paradise

Cambodia - Bang Lung Jungle Trek - 8th May

Tue, 8 May 2012 | By OandSoph | Views [1793] | Comments [1]

8th May 2012 It's been a few days so here's an update. We spent our last few days of Laos at Don Det, one of the Four Thousand Islands. We heard that it was an amazing part of Laos and not to be missed. It really wasn't that great but we enjoyed ... Read more >

Tags: trekking

July 2nd, Kampot, Cambodia

Wed, 2 Jul 2008 | By angelabuffjohn | Views [891] | Comments [2]

We had breakfast at our hotel this morning. We ate at the outside bar area, we had egg, cheese (tasted like havarti), tomato, and bacon sandwiches on a baguette. It was huge I could only eat half, and we remembered to take our malaria pills with ... Read more >

The Beginning: Bangkok and Siem Reap

Thu, 5 May 2011 | By gorejess | Views [862]

So here's the first blog entry of this trip! For the first 3 months, my sister Rhi is travelling with me, so everything I write here involves both of us. We started of with a 10 hour flight from Melbourne to Bangkok, Thailand, with the *cough* wonderful ... Read more >

Tags: angkor wat, bayon, cambodia, khmer, phnom bakheng, photography, prasat kravan, pre rup, ta prohm, temples

Sihanoukville

Thu, 23 Oct 2008 | By shix | Views [806]

I’ve been here for almost 3 weeks and it’s easy to see why so many foreigners have decided to extend their stays or just stay put for good. A lil’ background info: Sihanoukville, situated on the South Coast of Cambodia, was relatively undeveloped ... Read more >

Day 8 and 9 - Bangkok to Siem Reap, Cambodia

Mon, 23 Apr 2012 | By sissyb | Views [798]

I was so glad when my wait at Phuket airport was finally over. While boarding the plane I was lucky enough to be standing in line with Englands two biggest brats. So surprise surprise when they landed up sitting behind me in the plane. I had two little ... Read more >

Cambodia

Sun, 23 May 2010 | By pommie51 | Views [618]

So after a long and bloody hot journey on the Mekong we finally arrived in Phnom Penh which at first seemed a lot more developed than some of the places in Vietnam. When we arrived we were utterly swamped by a gang of Tuk Tuk drivers who were on a ... Read more >

Siem Reap amb escapada a Battambang

Tue, 12 Jan 2016 | By irene_escude | Views [462]

Un no pot evitar comparar dues ciutats com Phnom Penh i Siem Reap, són com el dia i la nit. El més evident es la diferència de poder adquisitiu, palpable en tots els detalls de la ciutat de Siem Reap, on els temples ... Read more >

Sharing Stories - A Glimpse into Another's Life - A Glimpse into A Forgotten Kingdom

Sat, 2 Mar 2013 | By dkhoo | Views [380] | Scholarship Entry

Of many dazzling wonders Cambodia has to offer, one of the most obscure but pervasive is the myths surrounding the medieval city of Angkor. This city is situated on the plain of present-day Siem Reap province north of the Great Lake of Tonle Sap. In ... Read more >

Tags: Travel Writing Scholarship 2013

Taste and see that the Lord is good

Thu, 31 Mar 2011 | By me | Views [254]

Today as a special treat for Kindergarten we had watermelon for English class. ‘Why?’ you may ask. Each week we have been learning about a new letter of the alphabet. Kindergarten learns some vocabulary words that start with the letter of the week, ... Read more >