Cambodia, Phnom Penh

There's no public transport in Phnom Penh, we had to take a tuktuk
2007-01-19

Enthusiastic tuktukista
2007-01-19

It's windy in a tuktuk
2007-01-19

The gate to the Royal Palace
2007-01-19

A popular square in front of the Royal Palace
2007-01-19

People watching for the sunset at the riverfront
2007-01-19

The riverfront is crowded in the evenings
2007-01-19

Cambodian women and beggars in front of a temple
2007-01-19

This looked a bit like something else
2007-01-19

There's less traffic and pollution than in Thailand
2007-01-20

Independence monument
2007-01-20

Public Awareness Campaign of environment
2007-01-20

Päivi found her identical twin, look at that Cambodian smile
2007-01-20

How about some frog legs for dinner, darling
2007-01-20

View from our guesthouse room
2007-01-21

Cambodia is fiercely fighting against pedophilia
2007-01-22

Cambodian altar
2007-01-22

Many NGOs sow the seeds of materialism
2007-01-23

Bill taking pictures for his blog
2007-01-26

This beats the pissing boy Mannequen Pis in Brussels, there are 3 boys and they piss on mermaids
2007-01-26

Clear blue sky
2007-01-26

Bill and Betty on their way to see some sights
2007-01-26

A picturesque lamp
2007-01-26

Royal Palace having siesta and prohibiting shorts, therefore no visit
2007-01-26

A royal guard at work
2007-01-26

Traffic is moderate and Buddhist (respectful) in Phnom Penh
2007-01-26

Tuktuk waiting for customers
2007-01-26

Päivi pouring some tea
2007-01-26

Waiting for Bill and Betty to come back from the National Museum
2007-01-26

New, more realistic angle
2007-01-26

Our friends Betty and Bill
2007-01-26

Man at work
2007-01-26