So the sun is shining today in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. I've had a fun trip so far. I've seen Angkor Wat, Killing Fields and tomorrow I'm heading to Vietnam. (Good thing since I'm all out of Dollars hehe)Although my trip through Nam is strictly by train, I haven't all forgotten airtravel!On march the 24th. I'm flying with AirAsia (presumably an Airbus A320) to Kuala Lumpur and on the 27th. back to Bangkok wigh Malaysian 737-400! (First trip with this type, weee! :B)So long, Philip!Ps. I see that you haven't released the NGX, shame on you. But you have until the 31st. March to do so, before I come home! :(

So the sun is shining today in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. I've had a fun trip so far. I've seen Angkor Wat, Killing Fields and tomorrow I'm heading to Vietnam. (Good thing since I'm all out of Dollars hehe)Although my trip through Nam is strictly by train, I haven't all forgotten airtravel!On march the 24th. I'm flying with AirAsia (presumably an Airbus A320) to Kuala Lumpur and on the 27th. back to Bangkok wigh Malaysian 737-400! (First trip with this type, weee! :B)So long, Philip!Ps. I see that you haven't released the NGX, shame on you. But you have until the 31st. March to do so, before I come home! :(

Good for you Philip! You will like the AirAsia A320s. Flew with them from KL to Penang last year. Good service, although you had to race for the best seats but a nice, clean, brand new aircraft.You are not missing anything here in the meantime. It is getting very boring indeed with people resorting to "tell us your funniest moment" topics to fill in the time. They must be desperate when something as banal as that gets nearly 30 replies!!! Enjoy your trip!Gerry

I was in Cambodia in April 2010. Flew from Singapore to Siem Reap in a Silk Air A320. Visted Angkor Watt then drove down to Phnom Phnen, where we built 4 wooden houses for people! Phnom Phnen is intresting, you have the hotels (stayed at Cambodiana Hotel [most popular in Cambodia - but IMHO was a dump]) and globalised area, then jump on the ferry to the 'other side' with the tok toks and you are in the jungle with the poor. It is stinking hot, we went to Sinakoville next what a place that was (and I believe our bus driver was a pedophile) and I saw an intresting women there (not defromed) but something that shouldn't be repeated. Its a great place though, real potential! Im actually doing my geography assignment on it right now on Australia giving AID to Cambodia.

I've had a fun trip so far. I've seen Angkor Wat, Killing Fields

Kinda oppositeI visited S-21, few month ago, it's very good at destroying your moral for some days...Benjamin