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Map: Cambodia to Ko Chang
By Joshua | February 8th, 2006 | 
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This is our overland route from Phnom Penh to Bangkok (from last December).
It was a five-hour bus ride from the Cambodian capital to Siem Reap and Angkor; 11 surreal days later, we made the two-day journey, via Poi Pet and Trat, to the island of Ko Chang where we stayed for a week or so.
We didn’t have a guidebook in Cambodia, but found lots of up-to-date, juicy data at the Tales of Asia overland page.
Category: (f) Thailand, (e) Cambodia
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This is exactly the route I’m hoping to take: Phnom Penh, Angor Wat, Ko Chang. Is it doable in two weeks? How long does it take to get from Siem Reap to Ko Chang realistically?
Thanks,
Derek
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Hi Joshua, did you rent a private car/van to cross the border (from Siem Reap to Ko Chang), or by public transport like buses? If it was rent, how did you arrange it? Through travel agent?