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Travel from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh http://www.hotsia.com > Phnom Penh > Travel from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh Information about visiting Phnom Penh, Cambodia Phnom Penh palace-side fried noodles 2012 Hotels in Phnom Penh Angkor Mithuna Hotel Phnom Penh nightlife colors Delicious noodles in Phnom Penh Cambodia Angkor Air Airlines mr.hotsia recommends hotels in Phnom Penh Solo adventure trip to Cambodia This trip Mr.Hotsia entered via Poipet then visited Siem Reap to explore Angkor Wat there
Then buy your bus ticket from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh. You can purchase it directly from your hotel. They operate on a commission system, making ticket and tour purchases very convenient. The route to Phnom Penh passes through Kampong Thom, a northern province of Cambodia. It is a rural area where oxen still pull carts. The houses are beautiful. On my second, third, and fourth visits to Phnom Penh, I entered via Vietnam, via Poipet to Phnom Penh, and from Sihanoukville, which made for great trips.
For bus travel in Cambodia, I recommend Soraya Company. Remember the name when booking to get quality buses and continuous customer service. I suggest traveling in the afternoon, sitting on the left side where the sun doesn’t shine, and enjoy the beautiful views of horse carts, ox carts, and old houses. I think it’s amazing. There are 4 daily trips from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh. The last trip departs at 12:30 PM. The journey takes 6 hours with a lunch stop around 4:30 PM, arriving in Phnom Penh around 7 PM. The bus stops not far from the accommodation zone, and a tuk-tuk ride costs about 40 baht.
I definitely plan to return to visit Kampong Thom again. I love this style. Mr.Hotsia’s clip shows the bus crossing the Mekong River before reaching Phnom Penh. Travel route coordinates: 12 48 26.585 N, 104 44 54.324 E GPS (POI) Ancient ox cart descending into the rice field at Kampong Thom, Cambodia 12 40 28.452 N, 104 54 18.576 E Roads are not only for vehicles; oxen also use them 12 29 57.924 N, 105 7 29.369 E Ancient Khmer houses in northern Cambodia province
13 5 25.596 N, 104 22 44.478 E Roadside view taken from the bus 13 5 24.984 N, 104 23 43.632 E Each house keeps oxen to pull carts 13 5 25.385 N, 104 23 55.541 E 13 4 16.692 N, 104 25 56.85 E Houses along the road in Kampong Thom 13 2 16.092 N, 104 28 38.142 E 13 2 15.84 N, 104 28 51.972 E 13 2 16.031 N, 104 29 25.134 E 12 56 45.378 N, 104 34 0.911 E Oxen used for farming 12 47 26.178 N, 104 50 41.976 E 12 41 23.105 N, 104 53 51.887 E
12 34 10.728 N, 105 2 30.966 E 12 33 58.217 N, 105 2 44.982 E Cambodia uses Thai-style numerals similar to those in Thailand, click to see 12 25 56.796 N, 105 5 39.906 E
