The first trip in 1999. The classic route plus Mekong river trip.
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Part 1: Angkor Wat
The famous overland trip from Bangkok to Poipet and Siem Reap. The magnificent temples of Angkor Wat.
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Part 4: Waterfestival in Phnom Penh
During my stay in the capital the three day waterfestival was held. Read also about horrid places like the Killing Fields and the Tuol Sleng Museum.
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Part 5: Up the Mekong
By bus and boat up the Mekong to the Lao border. Visit of Kampong Cham, Kratie and Stung Treng.
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Part 6: A day in Kampot
Some impressions of this peaceful city in the south. Trip to Phnom Sihea and a small fishing village.
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The second trip in 2002. More adventures off the beaten track.
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Part 8: Expedition Mondulkiri
Pickup from Stung Treng to Ban Lung. Swimming in the crater lake. Through the forests from Ban Lung to Sen Monorom by bike.
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Part 10: Phnom Penh and around
No more classic tourist places this time. Join us on an alory ride, also known as bamboo train. Have a look in the Heart of Darkness.
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Part 11: Trainride to Kampot and Bokor
A trainride like a hundred years ago...Bring enough time and you will enjoy it. A day trip with the dirtbike on Bokor mountain. See the abandoned city on the top.
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Part 13: Pailin
The former Khmer Rouge stronghold - today city of gems, gambling and logging. A very pleasant motorbike ride north along the Thai border to Poipet.
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Part 14: Poipet
The loop is closed now. Finally I reach the bordertown of Poipet again. Dusty roads, huge casinos and a busy cross border trade.
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Part 15: Preah Vihear
A trip to the mysterious temple in Dec 2003. I started in Siem Reap and took the new road from Anlong Veng east. One night on the mountain top and a great temple sunrise.
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