Preview of Debncraig'sblog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Phnom Penh, Cambodia Entry Title: "Phnom Penh Tour - Day 2" Entry: "Mr. Wah, our trusty Tuk-Tuk driver was waiting for us as arranged ready for day 2 of our Phnom Penh tour. 1st stop were the Royal Tombs -, at Oudong Mountain. The site was about an hour's ride outside the city. Travelling through the countryside and watching the locals go about their daily lives is very interesting. We stopped along the way to take a photo of a statue of King Sininouk (spelling?). Apparently this was the area where the Royal families lived prior to the revolution. The "Mountain" as it is called is more of a hill. In a land that is so flat you can understand the overstatement! The ascent to the temple is lined with beggars all wanting a donation. At one point on our walk a group of beggars didn't see us coming until the last minute and hurriedly removed radios and any other convenience before we arrived. The view from the top temple was very impressive. I took the mandatory panoramic photos before moving on. We weaved our way down the mountain on an ancient stone path surrounded by lush undergrowth, intermittently coming across more ancient monuments and temples. At one point we came across a woman selling drinks. She indicated she would like Deb to buy a can and one for her the young girl she was with. Deb ...
Keywords: phnom penh tour, phnom phen young g?rls, cambodia travel blogs, phnom, penh, tour, phnom penh, cambodia, trip, slideshow, tripwow, tripadvisor, photography, vacation, photos "Phnom Penh Tour - Day 2" Debncraig's photos around Phnom Penh, Cambodia Video Clips. Duration : 1.02 Mins.
Preview of Debncraig'sblog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Phnom Penh, Cambodia Entry Title: "Phnom Penh Tour - Day 2" Entry: "Mr. Wah, our trusty Tuk-Tuk driver was waiting for us as arranged ready for day 2 of our Phnom Penh tour. 1st stop were the Royal Tombs -, at Oudong Mountain. The site was about an hour's ride outside the city. Travelling through the countryside and watching the locals go about their daily lives is very interesting. We stopped along the way to take a photo of a statue of King Sininouk (spelling?). Apparently this was the area where the Royal families lived prior to the revolution. The "Mountain" as it is called is more of a hill. In a land that is so flat you can understand the overstatement! The ascent to the temple is lined with beggars all wanting a donation. At one point on our walk a group of beggars didn't see us coming until the last minute and hurriedly removed radios and any other convenience before we arrived. The view from the top temple was very impressive. I took the mandatory panoramic photos before moving on. We weaved our way down the mountain on an ancient stone path surrounded by lush undergrowth, intermittently coming across more ancient monuments and temples. At one point we came across a woman selling drinks. She indicated she would like Deb to buy a can and one for her the young girl she was with. Deb ...
Keywords: phnom penh tour, phnom phen young g?rls, cambodia travel blogs, phnom, penh, tour, phnom penh, cambodia, trip, slideshow, tripwow, tripadvisor, photography, vacation, photos
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