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     stickman
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Username: stickman
Post Number: 1098
Registered: 06-2004
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| | Saturday, January 05, 2008 - 01:31 pm: |  
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HI
any one been to cambodia before ?
i am going over this year flying in to Phnom Penh -Siem Reap-then down to Sihaanoukville.
any advice on where to stay would be nice ???
went backpacking through vietnam about ten years a go had a ball this time taking the kids ?
cheers
Trade to Learn, Not to Earn.
when you lose,don't lose the lesson.
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smallworld
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| | Saturday, January 05, 2008 - 02:42 pm: |
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My daughter is going trekking from Thailand to Cambodia towards the end of this year, I would also be interested in experiences shared
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stickman
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| | Saturday, January 05, 2008 - 03:05 pm: |
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HI Sw
We have a wedding to go to in Phnom Penh goes for 2 days 350/400 people with closed streets .
cheers
Trade to Learn, Not to Earn.
when you lose,don't lose the lesson.
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hailoh
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Username: hailoh
Post Number: 251
Registered: 04-2003Rating: N/A
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| | Saturday, January 05, 2008 - 03:12 pm: |
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G'day Stickman.
You'll enjoy Cambodia. I was through there a couple of years ago. I didn't go to the Pol Pot exhibition - I decided I could save myself that trauma.
If you are travelling with children, best to use the resources of a good travel agent and get up to date listed accommodation to suit your budget.
In Siem Reap the better hotels have reliable tours of Angkor and advice on current entry fees and charges.The street market is safe and interesting.
When you are in Phnom Penh ask for the location of one of the restaurants that train street kids in cooking and service. They do a tremendous job and the food is great.
Have a ball!
For anyone else with the travel bug I can recommend Patagonia. I am just back from trekking 100km or so in the Andes foothills and glaciers of southern Argentina and Chile. The scenery is an absolute eye opener and the trip is a wonderful introduction to the old Spanish colonial legacy in modern countries. Great people, wine and food to kill for and as much exercise as you want.
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stickman
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Post Number: 1100
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| | Saturday, January 05, 2008 - 03:18 pm: |
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not booked yet but might be staying here in Phnom Penh ?
http://www.thebillabonghotel.com/about_us.htm
and here in Sihaanoukville.
http://www.orchidee-guesthouse.com/guesthouse.htm
still looking for somewhere in Siem Reap ?
I brought a second hand copy of the lonely planet guide + the internet for reasearch .
Trade to Learn, Not to Earn.
when you lose,don't lose the lesson.
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stickman
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Post Number: 1101
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| | Saturday, January 05, 2008 - 03:29 pm: |
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Cheers Hailoh
yes looking forward to Cambodia we love south east asia it should be a good buzz for our 2 young children, my wife and i have done lot's of backpacking before we wed and had the children , looking forward to this trip hence the reasearch.
cheers
Trade to Learn, Not to Earn.
when you lose,don't lose the lesson.
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qed
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Username: qed
Post Number: 94
Registered: 01-2006Rating: N/A
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| | Saturday, January 05, 2008 - 10:50 pm: |
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have u seen the canyons in the great dividing range .. out from dorrigo .. see australia FIRST
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