$20 Challenge in PHNOM PENH 🇰🇭 CAMBODIA (this place is so CHEAP)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2023
- Today we are in Phnom Penh the capital city of Cambodia and we have only $20 USD for our entire day budget, that being said you will not believe how far this daily travel budget can actually go.
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Cambodia is quickly becoming my new favourite place in SE Asia 🌏 thanks for watching ♥️
Thanks bro 🇰🇭
I think you would have done better if you converted your money first
Please come to Kampot,you will love iot here
Every place is "your fav". Just bs. You can buy good food all over asia.
Love the music you’ve used in this video, very upbeat 💃
The S21 Genocide Museum was my former high school and most of my family members did not make it. I had to escape the country after surviving the Pol Pot killing machine in 1979 and came to the US in 1981. My first return trip was in 1995 to search for surviving family members. Only memory lives on. Life is short. Be kind, be cool, and be happy. Enjoy your travels!
😓😓 ❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍
Tks
My condolences. Is it safe to go now?
@@proudockers5281 It's very safe now as peace has finally returned and the country is under reconstruction. Cambodia is open and welcoming everyone. It's the best time to visit this country now. Cheers 🍷
During my 5-month exploratory adventure to Southeast Asia last year, I did a week-long border run to Phnom Penh, Cambodia from Thailand for about a week. VERY different than Thailand and Vietnam. Tuk tuks are EVERYWHERE...and cheap! Saw some amazing people and scenes while there. Highly recommend going there, and I can't wait to go back and do the rest of the country. 👍🍻
I must say that Paddy is almost the only tourist I have run across on TH-cam channel who I have not heard him complain about the price of anything in Cambodia. Paddy you have earned much respect from me. You seem to understand a lot about the locals struggle, you appreciate the friendliness of the locals, you seem to enjoy what they have to offer to the tourists and you seem to be fearless about safety concern in any where you go in Cambodia. What a humble human being you are.
I agree. I’ve seen others complain about not getting back change or getting scam/ripped off when it was just a language barrier. A misunderstanding. Respect to this guy for paying $7 for the shirt when they settled for $6.
@@bittersw33tdoll complaining sometimes warranted and if nobody complained nothing would improve, be realistic
"the only tourist" really? I think you are exaggerating, sometimes people have cause to complain when treated badly and nothing wrong with that, he is exuberant because he makes his money on TH-cam and needs to find followers, yes he does a great job too and nothing wrong with that either, he makes great videos
@@kippsguitar6539 First of all I don’t get pay to exaggerate about anything, and has no reason to do so. Secondly, there is the word Almost in the sentence. Thirdly, it’s only based on my personal observation, It means that maybe there are many more tourists who are like him. You can use google translate to help you understand my comment. Thank you
Totally agreed !
Some foreigners might got the same experiences or even worst in other countries and didn’t even said a word but they only seem to picked on cambodia😁
I really missed that awesome beautiful country 🇰🇭. The country with beautiful cultures, friendly people and delicious street food. One day I'll visit Cambodia again soon
Hi Paddy. Thank you for sharing this video. I survived the killing field of Cambodia. Escape to Thailand in 1980 and come to the USA in 1984. I have not been back to Cambodia. In October, my husband and I are traveling to Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia. Hopefully, it is excellent, as you show in the video. I'm watching all these SE youtube to get over my anxiety about going. My husband has already booked everything for the trip. You are awesome! Enjoy! Thank you for your excellent video!
I was born and raised in Cambodia but migrated to Oz last 10 years and haven’t been back. I can assure you that it is pretty safe and great to visit. I planned to get back there next year or so.
Bong Sophal, my parents escaped the Khmer Rouge and it was always on my bucket list to move back and reconnect with our culture & roots.. So I did it for 3 years! It was an amazing experience and I miss it everyday. Make sure you visit Kep and stay at Veranda Natural Resort and visit the crab market! Just 1.5 hours outaide of PP and of course Siem Reap.
same, My parents are also from Cambodia, and than my parents moved because of pol pot, I live in Massachusetts now
Hello madam! i'm sorry for what u have gone through. Please come visit this lovely country. It's totally safe and enjoyable. Have a wonderful trip to Cambodia.
Cambodia is the most expensive place to live in Southeast Asia.
A dirty guesthouse costs $20 a night.
A 1 star hotel costs $50 a night.
A typical cheap restaurant or street food costs $5 a dish
Cambodia was a special place for me.. some of my best memories are there because of how amazing the people were.. I will return and visit them again one day hopefully!
Thank you for loving our country, Cambodia. You’re beyond welcome!
Welcome at anytime. If you bring a smile 😌 we will give smiles back. Cambodia do not mind where you're from or what you are. We welcome everyone with open arms.
Been going to Cambodia for 14 years, delighted when I saw you were there Paddy! Watch all your videos, as much as i love Thailand my heart is in Cambodia.
Paddy your videos just keep getting better and better. So well presented, informative, and easy to watch!
Loving your capture of Cambodia 🇰🇭 your drone footages are so magical ❤
Great video. I’ve been to Phnom Penh three times now and I’ll probably go again soon. The S-21 prison is was a heartbreaking place to visit, I’m not ashamed to say that I shed a few tears after visiting. But the thing I remember most was during my tuk tuk ride back to my hotel, I was feeling sad, thinking about how a country can recover from such devastation, when we stopped in traffic and I saw another tuk tuk with a Cambodian mother and daughter. The mother had her back to me, but her daughter, who was probably about 5 or 6 years old, was sitting opposite her and gave me the most beautiful smile and waved at me. That instantly lifted my spirits, as I realised that there is a younger generation of Cambodians who didn’t experience what I had seen, and they still had a bright future ahead of them, and it’s through them a country heals.
And the smiles from those innocent children melts my heart just watching a video of them, truly beautiful people with such a loving culture after the struggles they went through.
Thanks for your empathy. As one of a young Cambodian who didn’t 1st-hand experience those, we hear our parents/grandparents talk about their dark time and we witness them mourning for the lost of family members. However, the past is remained in history and memories. We learn to move on with life and work hard to be better self-resilience ❤
thanks for coming
glad you enjoyed it 🙏🙏🙏
Another great video from Cambodia!!!! Getting off Zelda and exploring the city on foot is great!!! The Cambodian videos have been fantastic.
Warm welcome to Cambodia. Hope you're having a great journey here in Cambodia. Thank you for making these great episodes.
I have been following you for over a year and you never disappoint! Your videos and adventures are so entertaining and edited!
Thanks, Paddy for capturing Phom Penh and Cambodia so beautifully. I'm a Cambodian and I live in Phnom penh, and I can definitely confirm your video really did justice to this city. Hope you have wonderful time during the rest of your stay in Cambodia
ive been to siem reap but now i want to go back and go to phnom penh haha, any places you recommend?
That was absolutely brilliant. Me and Mon ended up watching the whole 30 minutes screwed to the screen 😂😂😂
I loved the pace, how you transition from one topic to another, the topics you chose, the music and some amazing shots like the ones on the motorbike driving around the city. And i loved the ice logs. It was just brilliant. I will keep watching.
Thank you Paddy, for your visiting to Cambodia and thank you for showing and sharing the history of Cambodia to the world.
Wow I can't get over how modern the city center looks and how nice the cars are. Looks like a wonderful place.
Enjoyed your video! Very upbeat and positive. Nice seeing all the things you can do in the city. Sometimes you just gotta keep it simple. 😊 Thank you. 🇰🇭
As always, top-notch quality videos and looking forward to more upcoming Cambodian video series 🇰🇭🙏🥰
I’m loving your intake of visiting Cambodia 🇰🇭. I’m Cambodian-American and haven’t been to Cambodia. So your videos are amazing to see. Thanks for sharing and also love love ❤️ your Cambodia shirt you brought! 🥰😍
I’m Cambodian, my parents went through this war. I’ve never visited Cambodia yet as I was born in Australia. Would love to travel when I’m able to. Thanks for sharing ❤
Don't wait any longer, go back to discover a piece of your identity. I went a few years back and was amazed by it all :)
Please visit your beautiful country sister ❤❤❤
What you waiting for? this is your country. Mine is torn down by war or else I would move there tomorrow.
@neoreign Definitely would not want to live under Hun Sen!
Another Australian born Khmer over here🙋🏻♀️
Cambodia changes sooo quickly every year. I’m 30 and have visited maybe 15 times (thanks to my now elderly parents who brought me back with them every time they visited) - I can say that Cambodia is finally catching up to its neighbouring countries, however the traumatic history is still so raw, especially amongst the Khmer people. You can see it and you can feel it. But in saying that, the Khmer people are one of the happiest and genuine people compared to other countries.
I haven’t been since 2018 so I am keen to see how much it’s changed again
That was Awesome man !
I really enjoyed the look around. I enjoyed the look around you did with Cowboy also. You really show the REAL down to earth Cambodia and it is Awesome. Thank You very much and I look forward to seeing more. 👍❤️
บ้านเมืองสวยงาม และ สะอาดกว่าที่คิด WOW เพิ่งเคยเห็น CAMBODIA มุมแบบนี้ น่าเที่ยวเลยค่ะ
Let call your friend come here and eat something you want.
จีนสร้าง และก็ดีกรวงๆ
สร้างหลอกตานักท่องเที่ยว
@@user-uc1cs3rd7i At least they’re smart
@@user-uc1cs3rd7i What trick? Cambodia is actually very pretty and very transparent place to be. The people are helpful and nice. They don't try to rip off foreigners like in Thailand either.:)
I’m Thai born,Raised in America as Khmer,that was an awesome tour of Cambodia 🇰🇭
I love your videos when you were traveling around Thailand, and I even love your videos more when you’re traveling in Cambodia. It’s one of the most beautiful yet underrated country in Asia.
The quality of your content. 100 percent amazing! ❤
Your killing it. Great job
Hi Paddy - Amazing video as always - Cambodia looks amazing and have added a visit to Phnom Penh to the wish list - Much love from us x
Paddy, you make it worth while every time, thank you for sharing your day in 🇰🇭 with us all, the very best to you from 🇬🇧🙏👍
Thanks for that Paddy, just getting started on my TH-cam adventure myself. I really enjoyed it.🇮🇪
I had so much fun watching this video!! I love that you are loving Cambodia Paddy!!
I was in Cambodia 10 years ago and found it to be a magical place, the ppl, culture and food was fantastic.....I did the killing fields and S21 in a day and it was very educational and very sad and somber, the experience has stayed with me to this day, nice vid Paddy👍🏻
Please I want to go there
And is it a lot of jobs there
This made me cry a bit, I served 11 times in combat missions around the world and I think this place and some others in Asia is a must for me when I retire, good video and keep up bringing content ❤
stay away killer
Paddy, I truly enjoy your video's , as always. Adventurous indeed and fun, too. Thanks for sharing.
Extremely informative. Thank you so much that you gave us such important information. Keep it up Man
Just caught up with the three Cambodia videos Paddy. Loving this series. Seems quite easy to get around. Not heaps of traffic. Very interesting.
Actually, there is HUGE traffic in many parts of Phnom Penh during certain hours. It's just all part of the Cambodian experience! Wait until your tuktuk comes to an intersection and it's completely ensnarled in all directions as far as the eyes can see! 😖🤣 🚗🚕🚥🚓
Another brilliant video Paddy!
I remember going to S21 myself a good few years back and definitely need a clear head to take in the atrocities that went on inside them old school grounds.
There's good fun to be had around the Riverside area.
Keep up the good work from a Isaan Smoggy 😛✌
Hi Paddy, love your video in Cambodia. Thanks for sharing
Lovely quality vlog as always Paddy, we loved it ❤️ thanks for the hard work of creating it mate 🙏
And as always, C Ya in the next one Mr. Doyle, cheers 🙌🍻
I just got back from Siem Reap and Phnom Penh last week. Everything on your video is on point. I really enjoyed my time in Cambodia. Typical of SE Asian countries, the people are super friendly and the foods are fantastic!
I am going to travel Cambodia in 2 weeks, on a 3 week self organized round trip. Have thus far only been to Siem Reap /Angkor Wat for 3 days about 10 years ago. Very excited to see more and especially explore Phnom Penh and Koh Rong for the first time. Thanks Paddy for your high quality videos and content you’re putting out! I am definitely getting travel inspiration from it, as well as great entertainment…keep ‘em coming! ❤
do not waste your time in PHNOM PENH， there is absolutely nothing to see there. spend all your time in siem reap.
Love this vlog, very informative
Hello mate! That video was so much fun, deference to S21 of course which bright back some old foggy memories of their recent past. Your energy and glint in your eyes is fantastic. Good to see you rested and having fun !
Well said!
I found your channel today by accident (A happy accident of course), but I loved how open minded you are when it comes to discover food and places in a new country. I, however, almost had a mini heart attack when when you left your gopro and just walked away for shots. I admire your trust in good people from my country. I wouldn't have done the same, but I'm glad you traveled safe. Thank you for showing people around the world how beautiful Cambodia is.
Never been in Cambodia, a lot of times in Thailand. I'm looking forward to visit this country thanks to you. :)
You look like you're thoroughly enjoying Cambodia Paddy! It's on my list of places to go and just went up a few places within that list! Great feel good vid.. Loved it!
Really enjoyed your video brother. Have been contemplating my next adventure to be in Cambodia. You sold me.
Great video but please don't haggle for a discount. The profit on the items is small and the vendors are trying to make ends meet! the coconut is priced at 5000R it's not their fault that you don't have riel. Trying to get a discount on clothes etc is all part of the fun but not on food and drink. I've been in PP for 6 years, and doing this is very much frowned upon.
The roads look nice and quiet 👍
Lovely! Really enjoyed this so very much. Thanks for the daydream!
i like the new? format of your video, a lot of positive energy
It is a pleasure to see how relaxed you are,you don't need to drive hours and hours to show us the beauty of SE Asia. Just be you and do what you like, that's what we love to see. Keep punching mate
Incredible Cambodia!! What a place !! Thanks Paddy!! Still on your Trail!! Donnie In Arizona!! 50 cent beers!! Wow
Awesome video as always.... Thank you ❣️
So glad you start of this channel Paddy
Thanks Paddy 🙏🏼 for visiting our country 🇰🇭
I’m happy you are showing fun, positive aspects of Cambodia and the capitol. I was there 10+ years ago with a tour group, and we toured mostly all the things having to do with the Khmer Rouge, and it was incredibly heavy and sad. It really seems like the country and capitol have come a long way even since I was there❤
Oh, it’s different like night and day now. The government even stopped the passport stampers from asking for donations. But Phnom Pehn is no fun because of traffic jams. The government really should give serious thoughts on developing a mass transit system like they have in Bangkok or Hong Kong at least from the airport to the city center.
Yes, I did a tour 15 years ago and came away feeling very sad about all that had happened. It made it very hard to enjoy the country. But it looks like things may have came a long way since then. I'm feeling very inspired to revisit after watching Paddys trip so far. Love his vids. Hes such a sweet, down to earth guy!!
@@zazeel1 Go to Siem Reap and take your time enjoying the various temples including Angkor Wat. Do Zipline. So much fun especially if you have kids with you. Go in January when there’s little rain and least hot. It’s still hot for us used to North American weather. I just came back after spending 3 weeks in the country. I contacted a tuk tuk driver in Siem Reap who speaks English and he is very trustworthy. He took us around and he found some relatives for me. Let me know if you plan to go and need his contact number.
@@heythave thanks for your reply. Good to hear you had a great time. Angkor Wat is amazing. No kids these days, Im retired and travel alone and spend may to November in Thailand so very used to the heat. I'm not from the US and love the heat. But yeah, great to hear about your experience. 🙏💖
Hi Paddy beautiful city..Thank YOU for showing it to us...be safe xo
Being in California, I've had several friends from Cambodia and always wanted to visit...i hope I'll get to soon as you make look fun and easy
Great Vid M8...
I was at that museum in 2016...I actually had tears running down my face for over an hour...
The level of cruelty and inhumanity towards fellow countryman completely deflated me.
Cambodia has endured more than any country deserves...and then,
those 2 girls selling the coconut water both had huge beautiful smiles on their faces...
So there is hope :) :)
I haven't visited Cambodia yet 🇰🇭 but your video is awesome 👌
Loved your work.
Paddy! You're now my favourite TH-camr! Love your videos! Saw a few ones about Laos also. You're such a great editor! I know how much work it goes into making videos. Very inspiring and fun to watch. Planning to go to Bangkok in about 2 weeks and be away for 1,5 months. Gonna watch more of your videos for inspiration! :) Cheers!
Everyone misses the Fruit Bats across the road from Wat Phnom! They are incredible!
Hey Paddy! Great video - only wanted to say one thing as a mother of Cambodian children - the monument that you paired with french music, that's the independence monument - it celebrates the end of French colonisation of Cambodia. Tad insensitive, otherwise beautiful episode 😍
Thanks Karen 🙏🏼 for mentioning the French music. As a Camboian I was like oops at that moment. Not that I take it as offensive though.
My fav series so far Paddy 👍🏽
Really like your presentation of PP. You have the skills for storytelling and video making.
The vids and Cambodia all feel really fun and fresh. I felt that out of all the South East Asian countries I’d visited Cambodia felt more like the original travel experience still today much more so than any of the others. You capture that sense of the place really well. 😎👍🙏
yeah I agree with that, there is something special about Cambodia
How much hotel? Is it safe?
@@Kus208 For guest house start from 10$ up and Hotel maybe start from 20$ up and you can check more when you come Cambodia, and it's safe don't worry. Many Cambodia people can speak English.
@@Kus208safe or not it depend on you visitor how much you take good care of your stuff there no safe place on this planet if you not careful
@@Rose-tf8se sometimes you can get discounts online too, i got a nice hotel in siem reap when i went for $13 a night
Aaah! So crazy to see this market again! I used to go here 3x a week to eat when I was teaching English nearby! I remember those smells.... 😂
Great to sit back and watch so many great episodes of your adventures.. So happy right now happy 😃
happy to hear that Paul
Great viewing Paddy and such an interesting city, the very old and the new living side by side. Cheers.
If you go to Kampot there is a Durian Roundabout. Nice little town. More chilled.
Another interesting video (market, dark page of cambodia,…) and very good video editing ! You are the Best Paddy 💪
One more thing ! At the end of the video, the Frenchman says that he had prostate surgery😂
Thanks and haha that's awesome
Hi Paddy. I love your chuckles. So cheerful.
Another good one Paddy. I'm definitely going to travel more. Pattaya is great but I think I've over dosed on it now. Cheers
Paddy Thank you for this video. You covered the prison very well, with respect. I am crying, Humans what we do to each other. We don't deserve to have this world. Loving your videos. Thank you , all the best. Oooo ! 50 cents cold beer !!!
3 mins in and I'm now ravenous and such a bargain $2 eat 3 x a day that's still $180 a month at the high end. Time to pack up and move me thinks. Love Paddy's videos...always cheery and his attitude towards adventure, life, and embracing new cultures is something we all could benefit from. I for one at 63 will attempt to re-find this. Cannot wait to see the rest of it but food beckons.
Love the channel...new subscriber 🙏👍🏼 looking forward to some yummy food in Cambodia 🔥
Wow I just came across your channel and appreciate it so much that you included s21 and providing awareness to those who are not familiar with the genocide. I come from a family with many survivors from it and it's wonderful to know that people go to educate themselves about it! Absolutely loved this video. You just gained a subscriber!
Cambodia under the rule of Pol Pot would have been horrific.
But it's testimony to the resilience of the Cambodia people to survive and thrive.
Definitely a trip i want to take.
Keep up the good work Paddy
S21 doesn't mean "Soi 21". Soi is the Thai word for alley, but this is Cambodia with a different language (Khmer). It refers to "Security Prison 21" (មន្ទីរស-២១). The museum is on the intersection of Street 113 and 330. Also sometimes you pronounce Phnom as "Nom" without the P - a common error because there is not much vowel sound between the PH and the N.
One of the best video! I can’t wait to go! ✈️
Thanks for review about Cambodia ❤️❤️
I used to love playing that shuttlecock game with the taxi drivers!! 😅
Thank you for the 4 video drop!! I had the night off from work and I was able to enjoy a few hours of my night off watching a Paddy Marathon!!
Glad to hear that Shelly 💞
Love your sense of humor mate cheers I am already planning my visit soon
thank you for taking your time to learn and experience cambodia
It is unbelievable how much Phnom Penh has modernized in the last 20 years. It is unrecognizable!! They have been paving the roads like crazy!!
The whole world has modernised.
I first went in 2001 just after 9-11, and there weren't many paved streets in the city then. Flooding was insane too. Water just under waist high, and this smack dab in the center of downtown.
I wonder what ever happened to that Brit who owned a downtown hotel/restaurant, he'd been the saxophonist for the Psychedelic Furs. Another local character was an older French guy running a riverfront restaurant, his pet gibbon with reign of the place as he played classical music on an organ.
I was thinking the same! back then (2003) there was a curfew for tourists in the evening and as I remember correctly only a few paved roads. The rest were all sand paths
fun fact: As a Cambodian, I don't really like to go to the market alone especially Central Market because I knew I gonna get lost and end up walking around just to find the place where I first came so that I could find where I park my motorcycle.
BTW really enjoy your video. Hope you have a great time here in Cambodia.
😂😂 that’s funny.
Hii😊
Thanks for sharing your videos, good to know some about Combodia
Thank you for sharing trip and tip in Cambodia.🥰🥰
My father always told me his stories while his tears drop from remembering of losing his relatives, friends,villagers in that dark era. He said he has to burns his documents related to his work with government, cards, some items even books, newspapers and moved to his hometown pretended to be a farmer to stay alive. He told people to do the same but some people didn’t think serious about that just enjoy because they thought that was the end of war since Khmer Rouge won. Just speak or write foreign language can make you get killed at that time( and there’re a lot of things people getting killed) After lived under Khmer Rouge, he and his comrades gathered people and make resistant against Khmer Rouge (that also happened to some regions in the country at that time). After Khmer Rouge retreated from Phnom Penh, he quietly quit being a soldier and changed his name, fake documents, even moved from places to places with my mother avoid what he hate the most(That decision came after my oldest sister was born). Then became a farmer and raise me and my siblings. To tell you the truth I still don’t know his real name. I hope that history will not repeated in other places.
My grandmother said that there was a rumor that there was cannibalism in those days because of starvation, they used their sons to shoot their own parents .... It was a history of suffering.
@@rothahong8999 don’t know about that, but in villages where my father and his people live, they have rices and meat to eat (not enough to eat but still not starving to death). The Khmer Rouge in that village weren’t bad people, he knows the villagers and used to lived nearby. But other people not lucky to meet those kinds Khmer Rouge members. But at the end those guys were killed by Khmer Rouge soldiers from other place that were ordered to take them out of the village for so called “meeting”. killed their own men if they suspected. They said he betrayed DK. So that why people started to plan resistant groups.
Yes, it is divided into areas with different team managers.❤️
I love traveling to Southeast Asia. I wouldn’t trade my experiences there for anything. 🇰🇭
Love this video. Glad to see your videos again!!
My pleasure 🥰
❤Thank for coming here, wish u all the way ,you go!!! Arkun!
Phnom means mountain. Doan mean grand mother. Penh is the name of the grand mother who found and stay on this mountain.
Can't believe all those high rises they have now. So modern. But good to see Tuol Sleng remains as is to remind people of the horrors that hopefully won't be repeated.
I'm going to be there in two weeks so I'm really excited to see this video! I'm also really worried about the heat
Thanks for sharing Paddy, great video, kind regards from England 🍺🍺👍