SIHANOUKVILLE CAMBODIA 🇰🇭 IS FILTHY
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2023
- Sihanoukville, Cambodia 🇰🇭 is a coastal city in Cambodia and the capital of Preah Sihanouk Province, at the tip of an elevated peninsula in the country's south-west on the Gulf of Thailand. The city is flanked by an almost uninterrupted string of beaches along its entire coastline and coastal marshlands bordering the Ream National Park in the east. The city has one navigable river, the mangrove lined Ou Trojak Jet running from Otres Pagoda to the sea at Otres. A number of thinly inhabited islands - under Sihanoukville's administration are near the city, where in recent years moderate development has helped to attract a sizable portion of Asia's individual travelers, students, and backpackers.
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Besides the ghost buildings. I think the city looks more cleaner and organized than before. The streets and sidewalks are well paved and built
Great video
Thanks!
Sihanookville or Snookeyville as it was affectionately known has changed drastically. It used to be a backpackers paradise but the Chinese bought loads of it and pulled down what was there and started building Hotels and Casinos then COVID hit and the Chinese pulled out so loads of the buildings aren't even finished so the Chinese tourists never came and now Western tourists don't go because it is messed up from what it was. Used to be a great place but now I think it has lost all respect for itself and the people are demoralised. You are better heading up the coast to Kep and/or Kampot which are both lovely. An influx of Chinese tourists threatened to ruin Kampot too but they built a huge resort in the hills away from town and they stay there rathger than heading in to the town so that remains the beautiful friendly place it always was
Yes it was sad to see how they let it go
The "nice kid" gave you the intestinal f off sign
just thought id throw this out there about energy drinks. The original redbull was from somewhere in asia (probably thailand) and it was not carbonated. If you have tried M150 then you pretty much tried the original redbull.
That’s so true! Great point. It really caught me off guard when there was no carbonation. I think the carbonation makes Red Bull taste better lol
@@armyguytravelsThe original redbull non carbonated taste good as a chaser
Phnom Penh is clean? we don't have the same definition of clean, lol :)
Sugar coat it. You will get a lot of blow back if you don't. Cheers!
Look much cleaner than Columbia though.
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Thank you so much for watching
warmly welcome to cambodia🇰🇭😍💗
Thank you so much for watching and welcoming me
@07:16 that's an offensive gesture in some parts of the world.
Like where
You guys sound hella pretentious
Thank you for watching
Your apology for being truthful about Sihanoukville makes me question the sincerity of your other vids.
I’m one of the most honest travel bloggers out here. I usually find the positives in every place I go. But this place was a disaster with so much potential
look so beauty beach❤❤❤❤❤❤
I have lived in Sihanoukville since 2010 seen all the changes know the place well this guy rambles about Sihanoukville in a few minutes as if he knows the place and people will see this and believe him a load of bollocks
I’m not judging the people. Cambodian people are amazing and warm. This place has so much potential and could be a very cool beach city. But, they have let it go (mostly the Chinese who bought most of it) and it does smell bad. Was anything that I said a lie? Thank you so much for watching
This city is quite dirty. There are beggars and criminals.
Dog Siam
@@chandara-xj7mt Damn underdeveloped Khmer I can only be a Thai person's lackey.
They destroyed this place,,watch old videos,,,,like being in Hong Kong
Doesn't look so bad.
But the smell was horrendous lol
I heard that there are no Chinese in Sihanouk anymore lower crime rate and completely safe to travel.
I was there 2 months ago and it’s definitely evident
fake news
The beach gets dirty every night during night in wet season. Unfortunately 90% trash in sea is from Vietnam. If you go afternoon to beach, then it's cleaned. They usually clean around mid day.
And as you notice, it's wet season. Not much tourist so like that beach bar is closed and it's gets dirty. If you come high season is much cleaner and nicer then.
Also good to notice that Cambodia is very much developing country. You made some comparison to Columbia. Columbia ihas double the GDP per capita than Cambodia. Phnom Penh used to be filthy still 10 years ago. Now start to be okeyish in littering. Other Cambodian cities are catching up though.
Mùa mưa gió từ vịnh thái lan thổi vào từ hướng tây Nam. Làm Sao bạn nói là từ Việt Nam
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Actually, Vietnam gets garbage from Cambodia.
@@bichsbanhbaos4088 It's from Vietnamese fishing boats that are fishing on coast of Cambodia.
All the garbage on Cambodian seashore has Vietnamese text.
The city is dirty, there is a lot of garbage.
Shianoukville = Chinese Occupied Ville. if you was in shianoukville you guys should have visited to Koh Rong island.
We didn’t have time but I definitely will do it the next time. It’s a shame that the Chinese drove this town into the ground because they could make even more money if they cleaned it up
@@armyguytravelsIt used to be much dirtier. Not much Chinese. mainly locals here now. Been living +15 years here.