In Phnom Penh, we went to visit the S-21 death camp where Pol Pot and his regime killed thousands of people, then went to the killing fields were mass graves were made.
Sihanoukville is a small, chill place to hang out for awhile. Lots of westerners working in the bars and restaurants though, which was weird. We got extorted by the police who demanded $10 from us for driving a motorbike without a license.
To get to the secret watering hole, take a motorbike to the iBall Adventure Park (look at the free map around the city in tourist publications.) There’s a friendly Irish guy that owns the park, and he’ll tell you how to get there. It’s within walking distance. Also, there is a small house outside the entrance to the waterfall, so please be respectful.
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- Gandhi’s Seven Deadly Sins
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- angry monkey outside Wat Phnom
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- Wat Phnom giant clock
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- Pol Pot’s rules at the S-21 school turned death camp
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- more skulls from the brutal Khmer Rouge
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- truck stop Killing Fields
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- Killing Fields monument
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- outside the killing fields, these kids beg you to take their photo and then try to charge you for it
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- park in Phnom Penh
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- Cambodia-Vietnam Friendship Monument
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- Okay Guesthouse
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- path to Serendipity Beach – no need for tuk-tuks here
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- Seahorse Guesthouse & Restaurant, Serendipity Beach
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- my new friends
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- Otres Beach
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- water buffaloes are still cool
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- Victory Beach
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- local Khmer kids playing in the water in Sihanoukville
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- local girl fishing
