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surprisingly well. They were also very laid back--they honked their horns
only when necessary, and the tuk-tuk drivers actually took “no” for an
answer (welcome changes from Vietnam). We visited Phnom Phen and
Sihanoukville. To be connected to each destination's webpage, please
click on the photos below, or use the navigation bar at the top of the
page.
we already visited it in 2001 as part of
the post-bar trip. Click here to see
2001 Ankgor Wat photos.
Area: 181,035 sq km
Population: 13.12 million
People: 94% ethnic Khmers, 4% Chinese, 1% Vietnamese
Language: Khmer, English, French
Religion: 95% Buddhist, Cham Muslim and Roman Catholic
Government: multiparty democracy under a constitutional
monarchy
Head of State: King Norodom Sihamoni
Head of Government: Prime Minister Hun Sen
GDP: US$3 billion
GDP per capita: US$300
Annual Growth: 4%
Inflation: 4%
Major Industries: Timber, rubber, shipping, rice milling,
textiles and fishing
Major Trading Partners: Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore,
USA, Hong Kong, Taiwan
