Maybe they should not give two hours' notice of the attack next time? It makes me think this was all a face-saving exercise by Iran after Israel blew up part of their Embassy in Syria and killed one of their military leaders. That's quite a 'fuck-you' in diplomatic terms. I don't think Tehran wants...

I have to admit, that I like it in Thailand, where the water war is lived out at daytime. Unfortunately there are 2 main differences here in Cambodia, which make it quite annoying: 1) The use of that powder 2) not stopping to throw water (and powder) after dusk True about the dusk curfew, not sure ...

Cauchi is a Maltese surname.
Malta is 98% catholic.

Anyone in a tuktuk was getting a soaking last night in the central area. St 13 was blocked with sodden revellers from St 110 southwards. No Grabs available. Walking around I did not get very wet if I avoided the big party areas. Many bars closed. Many young punks racing around and zigzagging on moto...

I flew into Krabi airport recently. It got developed into a big facility a few years ago with a super long runway that can accommodate the biggest wide bodied planes and the terminal can handle 8 million pax per annum.In 2018 the number of pax reached 4.19m but it dropped in 2019 even before Covid a...

:thumb: The checklist that VFS currently uses includes the following: Colour copies of every page of mother and father passports (n.b. they will check that mother and father were in the same country at the time of conception) House lease showing names of mother and father +CC+translation Photos of ...

Alex wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 11:22 am You can ask. Worst case scenario, they say no and you go back to Cambodian immigration to cancel your exit stamp.

He would not even get the exit stamp. Cambodian immigration are fully aware of the Thai rules.
Richard has the only answer - get a Thai visa.

Oh dear. That will halve Cambodia's "tourist" entries at one swoop. Not sure it would have such a huge effect on Cambodia's economy, however. I suspect most of those Thai gamblers are spending in Thai-owned casinos in Poipet, and not staying even one night. Not much cash reaches the wider ...

The Sunway used to have a reputation as a top notch hotel, especially with Americans. It has fallen off the radar a bit and the location is questionable, unless you want to be near the US Embassy.

I have been for several years now in street 144 Seasons residence and I do like it overthere. Paying 600 dollar plus electricity and at walking distance from riverside, next door a Lucky-market and they do 2 cleanings a week, kitchen fully equipped with pots and pans. Does anyone knows a better dea...