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59 Reviews I have lived in Phnom Penh for over two years now. I have been subjected to every single bus company in this country over this time. All expatriates here agree that Mekong is by far and away the only...
29 Reviews I have been a tourist and now live in Phnom Penh. Most tourists stop in the city for 2-3 days. Tuk Tuks are a great way to see the sights and get around the city. If you want a smooth, hassle free...
4 Reviews If you are looking for the safest, friendliest and most knowledgeable driver to show you around Phnom Penh or anywhere in Cambodia, then Sam's Your Man!! Sam worked full time for Australian friends...
17 Reviews Pay no more that USD 1 (foreigner price) per destination within the city. If someone is trying to ask for more than that, just walk off and take another one. I’ve tried to bargain for 3000 riel but...
7 Reviews It looks like a dying profession ... from many Asian cities trishaw or samlor have already vanished largely because they have been replaced by much faster motorbikes (and you won't even have to work...
3 Reviews The cheapest way to get around Phnom Penh is of course to walk! If you’re staying along the riverfront it’s easy to walk to many bars, restaurants, art galleries and shops. The Royal Residence, Silver...
3 Reviews A cheap and typical way to move around PP is by these bycicles. They cost slightly more than a moto ride, but are far more charming, as you go real slowly among the incredibly thick city traffic. As...
ancient_traveler Says: Some guesthouses have bicycles available for rent, though they are usually local one-speed bikes. Khmer Cycling offers proper quality mountain bikes for rent...
PHNOM PENH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
ancient_traveler Says: The Phnom Penh International Airport sits about 9km (30-50 minutes) from the central Phnom Penh. Transportation into the city can be hired just outside the...
mengsamet Says: Many choice for bus from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap :Mekong Express cost is $11 Time: 7:30,8:30,12:30,2:25Gold vip (ford) cost is $ 10Time: 7:00, 8:30, 1:30,...
How to get to Chiang Mai from Phnom Penh
cochinjew Says: that is straightforward enough. www.airasia.comPNH to BKK and there are 7 fights a day to Chiang Mai.if you book early you can get reasonably good prices and...
mikkie50 Says: Ok i must point out this taxi driver is based in SIAM ReaP cambodia and i cannot recommend him highly enough.he speaks brilliant english is a very good tour...
easterntrekker Says: We took the Mekong Express bus for $12.00 from Saigon. We arranged this online with Hotels-IN-Vietnam before leaving home.The bus was comfotable and even...
lotharscheer Says: You can go Saigon to Phnom Penh by bus or via Chau Doc partly by boat (i think there are more companies doing...
Trucks,busses,minivans,lorries,pickups etc
Tedsocoa Says: Transport in Phom Penh is complex and easy at the same time. Everything is possible, at one condition, that many people can go inside, or upside and not...
Speedboat from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap
Tedsocoa Says: A rapid way to travel from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap and Angkor Wat is the speed boat Friendship. Departure from PP is 6.h45 AM from the Passanger Port on...
Etoile2B Says: The bus station In Phnom Penh is small and crowded. I would highly recommend buying bus tickets through an outside travel agency than trying to fight the crowds...
Etoile2B Says: The easiest way from the airport to our hotel in the city was by local taxi. When we emerged from customs and out the glass doors of the airport we were greeted...
Emile72 Says: As for taxi's in Phnom Penh:Taxi from airport to hotel in city centre: 7USDTaxi from hotel in city centr to airport: 5USDTaxi for a whole day in and around...
Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville by bus
shintarojon Says: (last date took the bus - July 4, 2006)Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville via busBus Fare - US$ 4.00 (bought the ticket in the OK Guest House)Actual departure - 7:20...
Cathy&Gary Says: Phnom Penh is easy to get around even though traffic can be very congested. Taxis There are a couple of on call taxi services. Taxi Vantha (012 855000) is...
Phnom Penh - HCMC (Vietnam) via Bavet by land
SLLiew Says: There is a public bus as well as tourist vans between Phnom Penh and Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon). Some waiting time at a river ferry crossing and arrival/change...
Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville back to Thailand by sea
SLLiew Says: Dreading the bumpy overland back to Thailand via Poipet border, took a Genting Ho Bus from the main market bus station in Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville, a seaport...
Cathy&Gary Says: Cyclos are three wheeled bicycles with the driver sitting above and behind you, most of them have a sun shade and side flaps which can be lowered down if it...
JonnyVN Says: General tip for getting Tuk-tuk or motorbike taxi; most of the streets in Phnm Penh just have a number, the numbers of each street don't exactly match (so 118...
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9 Reviews and 361 Opinions Raffles Hotel Le Royal is the premier hotel in Phnom Penh. The hotel was first established in 1929...
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7 Reviews and 165 Opinions Spent 2 1/2 weeks there this summer on business. The rooms are average and the decor is a tad...
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1 Review and 364 Opinions it is very near to the river fr0nt and the royal palace, not to mention near the stinky market....
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For about $6 a day you can get your own Moped and driver. A great way to get around. You can haggle alway.
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Q: Hi who’s is the economically best tour operators from Chennai(India) to Cambodia for a 5 peoples
A: Hello there and welcome to VT. What services exactly do you require from the tour operator? Accomodation? Travel within Cambodia or merely around Phnom Penh? I have...
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Phnom Penh offers a chaotic sensory assault with its odd mix of gentle Asian beauty and raucous Wild West sensibilities. From the clandestine tourist areas to the squalor of its backstreets, one is......
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You can sit in the Foreign Correspondants Club, look out over the Tonle Sap river and think all is well. . A PROJECT WORTH SUPPORTING: Visual voices from Cambodia The British nonprofit PhotoVoice has...
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Gary lived in Cambodia for a year back in the early nineties. So many many years later it was time to go back. That was my first visit. Since then we have been to Cambodia three times and will no...
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Phnom Penh is named after the temple, Wat Phnom Daun Penh which was built after a wealthy widow Daun Penh found a hollow Koki tree with 4 Buddha statues inside it . She originally built a small temple...
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Kingdom of Cambodia's Capitol City
Marc had been talking about Vietnam and Cambodia ever since we canceled Venezuela but as we looked into last minute flights it just didn’t seem financially possible. So we concentrated our efforts...
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