Point of reference for travelling?

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Point of reference for travelling?

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This could possibly be placed in Q&A(?)

Apart from the main guides of Trip Advisor and Lonely Planet, what sites or guides do people tend to use when looking at staying in a guesthouse in Cambodia?
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VLayHo-ho-ho wrote:This could possibly be placed in Q&A(?)

Apart from the main guides of Trip Advisor and Lonely Planet, what sites or guides do people tend to use when looking at staying in a guesthouse in Cambodia?
I try and use the Tuk Tuk guys. I usually just tell them to find me a clean place and offer a $20.usd tip. Sometimes I'll ask them for an of age Khmer lady to guide me around as well.
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put the name and add the search term sucks
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I'll just use Google Maps sometimes.
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Air bnb
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old school Pre Computers/internet/Lonely Planets

wherever ur staying ask people around you which way their heading
east or west
than ask for recommendations
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