That's interesting that they think it may make backpackers afraid to visit Siem Reap.

Why do you say that?

How do you know if can afford or not ?
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What's the saying: if you have to ask, you probably can't afford it.

I feel for them. It was probably all innocent. I fly a drone and taking mine to Cambodia. I know many places have regulations. Some countries are hypersensitive about security particularly flying near government buildings or strategic infrastructure. If they're experienced flyers and coming from the...

that genius wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2018 7:17 am

LatinGemini wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2018 4:46 am I'm visiting PP next week. Do you offer archery lessons? Where are you located?

Dude, just follow the arrows...

LOL

MikeMike58 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 02, 2017 9:51 am I'm very interested! I've actually left the Kingdom, but I can return in a few days. I have a wealth of experience in video production and anal sex.

Brutal.

I won't be in Cambodia long, but that does sound like fun. Good luck with it.

I'm visiting PP next week. Do you offer archery lessons? Where are you located?

I've read the occupancy rate for some high rises is as low as 30%. If true, this is a glut and most of the development taking place is speculating on huge growth, foreign investment in the real estate market catching fire, and a growing middle class. With tourism from China jumping nearly 50% over t...

Curious about expats thoughts about No Joke Howard. Does he paint an accurate picture of PP & Cambodia? It's one a few YouTube video on Cambodia without the happy or drunken tourist or beautiful shots of Angkor or local markets.

What are expats' thoughts on purchasing an apartment in one of PP's luxury buildings for investment?