It's so sad but it happened in this town


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March 23rd 2007
Published: August 7th 2007
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Phnom Penh must rank as one of the least appealing capital cities in Asia. Arriving there after a 7 hour journey on a non-A/C bus, including a lunch stop inconveniently scheduled 30 minutes earlier during which we'd been constantly assailed by hawkers, I received the most tout hassle I've received since India. We had to force our way off the bus and away from the bus station before we could escape... Read Full Entry



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Royal Palace

Mini Angkor Wat
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S21 aka Tuol Sleng

Graves of last victims in S21, whose bodies were discovered when the Vietnamese overthrew Pol Pot's regime



27th April 2007

Telling it as it is
Appreciating your blogs on Cambodia a lot, telling it as it is. We're setting off from Bangkok for Cambodia ourselves next week, so you've given me a good feel on what to expect.
27th April 2007

Why bother?
Why do you even bother to travel? You have nothing good to say about anything, you are bored by everything and the locals irritate you. Please just stay home wherever it is. You will do all of us a huge favour.
29th April 2007

Yawn ...
i) Have you ever been to Phnom Penh? ii) Please read ALL my blog entries before leaving comments like this, if you want them to have any credibility. Thanks.
26th August 2007

Comments by JR
These comments are outrageous. That's the whole point of travelling - to learn about other countries histories. He wasn't moaning - just saying it as it is. I've been to Phnom Penh and S21 and this journal portrays it very well indeed. JR, you are clearly not a traveller!

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