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Phnom Penh ist die Reise wertPhnom Penh + SumatraDie Innenstadt von Phnom Penh – Sightseeing und Genozid-Museum  (Tag 115 der Weltreise)… und es wird noch heißer :O  (Tag 113 der Weltreise)Kambodscha - unterwegs in Angkor und Phnom Penh#28: Ankunft in Kambodschas HauptstadtZwischenstop in Phnom Penh>> Cambodia <<Im Foltergefaengnis S-21 und den Killing FieldsPhnom PhenErkundung unserer „Hood“ in Phnom Penh^^  (Tag 114 der Weltreise)Warten auf das Visum in PHNOM PENH
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Phnom Penh is worth the trip

In our hotel in Kampot, we found a travel guide about Cambodia that we could take a lot of useful information from for our onward journey. So we planned three days in the...

Phnom Penh + Sumatra

First of all: I share the opinion that Phnom Penh is not worth seeing, no! The Genocide Museum alone, where over 20,000 people were tortured and only 10 people survived, as well...

Cambodia - exploring Angkor and Phnom Penh

Admittedly, we are moving quite quickly! Nevertheless, we ensure that we have enough rest periods in between to process all our impressions. It hasn't even been two weeks since...

#28: Arrival in Cambodia's capital

12.02.2020: The first evening in Phnom Penh.

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29. Stop Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Once again, I had arrived in another country, the 5th of my journey so far, and once again, it meant getting used to the new language, culture, and especially a new currency. The...

Phnom Penh

Royal palaces and concentration camps

#29: A new day, a new plan

02/13/2020: Cap is fine, all is well.

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Stopover in Phnom Penh

We have now finally left Vietnam...

>> Cambodia <<

A lovely hello back home to you sugarplums, We hope you are all doing well and enjoying the beautiful spring weather… :) We have completed another great month of our journey,...

In the torture prison S-21 and the Killing Fields

In Phnom Penh, I was only there to visit the Toul Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields, two gruesome relics from the time of the Khmer Rouge's rule. I didn't remember...

Phnom Penh

Royal palaces and concentration camps

Waiting for the visa in PHNOM PENH

The capital of Cambodia didn't impress us much.

Phnom Penh (Mekong River Cruise Part 3)

In Phnom Penh, we saw the Royal Palace with the Silver Pagoda and visited the Killing Fields.

Phnom Penh (Cambodia)

We took a hotel bus from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh. The term hotel bus sounds cozy and almost luxurious. In short, it was a bus with double beds spread over two floors, which were...

Cambodia Phnom Penh

We have never experienced such a crazy border crossing like here in Cambodia, and we have already crossed several borders. First, our bus driver collects our passports. With a...

Cambodia: Phnom Penh

We are at the end of our Vietnam adventure. On to Cambodia and the capital Phnom Penh.

#29: A new day, a new plan

02/13/2020: Cap is fine, all is well.

29. Stop Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Once again, I had arrived in another country, the 5th of my journey so far, and once again, it meant getting used to the new language, culture, and especially a new currency. The...

Phnom Penh and the horrors of the Khmer Rouge

The capital city of Phnom Penh is big, noisy, and not really my thing. Okay, if you wander around the busy streets a bit, you can actually discover some nice and quiet places,...

Sad Phnom Penh

In Phnom Penh, we visit the Killing Fields and the Genocide Museum to learn about the dark past of this country.

Tag 59: Highlights of Phnom Penh

After waking up early in the morning to apply for our visas for Vietnam at the embassy, we took a tuk tuk to the Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda. Unfortunately, there were no...

Tag 58: Sad truth about Cambodia's past

On this day, we visited two memorial sites that symbolize the genocide of about a quarter of Cambodia's population about 40 years ago. These murders primarily occurred because...

Evening of Day 57: first walk in Phnom Penh

After arriving in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, by minivan, we took a tuk-tuk to our hostel. The hostel costs only €5 per person per night, but it feels almost like a...

Let's go to Phnom Penh

The taxi to Phnom Penh will depart at 10 o'clock. Our driver still needs to pick up fish for his mother. But our suitcases will also fit in. 😊 The journey goes through a...

#Phnom Penh

The last two days we were in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. As you can read everywhere, I can now confirm that Phnom Penh is nothing special. It is very noisy and...

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

A trip to the bustling capital city

13.10. The capital

Andra had her birthday today and after celebrating a little bit yesterday, a big part of today unfortunately went on the drive to Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, which is...

Phnom Penh

The city is hot, loud, smelly, chaotic, but also very lively, Asian, exciting and feels safe. We will certainly not get bored here in the three days.

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