On the road to Phnom Penh we meet Jens and Helen from the Myanmar group. We take a break together and have a nice chat. Back in Phnom Penh we go to the same hotel as before and we have a good reason for that: there is a computer in the lobby, free to use. We’ve been thinking about rewriting our website in English for quite some time now, hoping to reach more fellow overlanders. Due to the many hours of work, the price in an internet shop would be quite high, so we decide this is the time to do it. We have been typing for a few days and we are glad with the result.
We also go to a phone shop to get our mobile phone repaired. The repair shop is located just outside Central Market. It’s a nice market in the city centre. Close by you also find a big shopping centre.

Central Market

We also have to make a stop at the Belgian consulate for some paperwork. However, finding the consulate isn’t easy. Our first attempt fails but the second time we are lucky that we see the car of the consular standing in front of the building.

Ask Yourself, does this Look like a Consulate?

Independence Monument

No Traffic Rules in Asia

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