Cambodia?!? Yes, of course!

[Divora M]

Amazing trip and TR. I am getting tired just reading this.

Can’t imagine how long a trip like this with kids took to plan.

Can you break down the big ticket items in terms of cost/miles used?

Flights were UA miles 88k+ $150 tax/per person
Van with driver - $1,080
Lodging/tour - $1,500

[njguy732]

Thanks VERY much for this. I've been looking into Cambodia for next year.

[Divora M]

Thanks VERY much for this. I've been looking into Cambodia for next year.

Awesome, I feel like Cambodia flew under the travel radar for so long. On our jungle tour we had photographer with us that moved from Australia to Cambodia and his goal was to promote the beauty of the country.

[aygart]

You can shoot RPGs and other heavy weapons at various targets at a place in Cambodia

[tmendy226]

Really cool TR!
Can you please post the number of your driver in Siem reap and also that Israeli guy there
Also do you have recommendation for tailor/store where I could get a suit on the spot?

Last, if you have a picture of the menu at chabad? And was the kitchen open on motzei shabbos when you were there?

Thanks!

[Divora M]

Really cool TR!
Can you please post the number of your driver in Siem reap and also that Israeli guy there
Also do you have recommendation for tailor/store where I could get a suit on the spot?

Last, if you have a picture of the menu at chabad? And was the kitchen open on motzei shabbos when you were there?

Thanks!

Rubio (Israeli) Siem Reap- +972 52-555-4075
Cambodian driver Sak- +855 10 617 683
Tailor in Phnom Penh- +855 16 706 003 (telegram only)

The restaurant is open motzi shabbos.

[mendoul]

Wow very nice report

btw i know very well the owner of tamu, he will be very happy to help jewish tourist if needed

[Divora M]

Wow very nice report

btw i know very well the owner of tamu, he will be very happy to help jewish tourist if needed

What is Tamu?

[ponash123]

This is amazing.  So incredible that you did this with your family.
Officially inspired!!

[ponash123]

I have so many questions.
Your kids weren't kvetchy with the long car rides? How about the long hikes and heat?
What did you do about diapers and food for the little one?

[Divora M]

I have so many questions.
Your kids weren't kvetchy with the long car rides? How about the long hikes and heat?
What did you do about diapers and food for the little one?

Most of the time they were fine and when things got tough out came the snacks :-)
The hike was very challenging for everyone but the kids knew there was no easy way out except to keep walking so they pushed through, my 2 year old had the hardest time in the baby carrier for some reason. Next time I would buy a proper toddler hiking carrier.
I brought diapers and wipes from home as well as three suitcases of food and snacks, but she isn’t a picky eater so she ate whatever we had.

[ponash123]

Most of the time they were fine and when things got tough out came the snacks :-)
The hike was very challenging for everyone but the kids knew there was no easy way out except to keep walking so they pushed through, my 2 year old had the hardest time in the baby carrier for some reason. Next time I would buy a proper toddler hiking carrier.
I brought diapers and wipes from home as well as three suitcases of food and snacks, but she isn’t a picky eater so she ate whatever we had.

Wow amazing. Kudos!