I Took A CHEAP Bus From Vietnam To Cambodia - Is It Horrible Or GREAT?!

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Timestamp
00:00 - 00:21 Intro
00:22- 03:11 1. How To Buy A Ticket, Seat Tour Etc
03:12 - 06:00 2. Border Crossing
06:01 - 06:40 3. Tips About Cambodian Visa
06:41 - 09:51 4. Was It Worth It? - Final Thoughts
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[@rtmacabio]

I did it from Saigon to Siam Reap. Number one: Make sure you either have a multi entry visa or have the travel agent in Saigon get you one before your trip if you plan to return to Vietnam. You can get a visa on arrival in Cambodia but not vis versa. It was a long ride but it was mostly tourist and I did get to see the real countryside of both countries. I wanted to see Ankor Wat and it did not disappoint.

[@perpetuallyabroad]

Thanks for sharing! Depending on your country of origin, you can get a visa on arrival in Vietnam or even visa exemption whereas in Cambodia you have to pay for a visa regardless unless you're a citizen of an ASEAN country

[@sergeitokmakovesq.9153]

Great video! Seems like a good budget option compared to flying. The scenery along the way looks pretty interesting too. Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@perpetuallyabroad]

Thanks for your support Sergei, I appreciate your inputs here on the channel. The bus is not that bad and the road is quite ok on the Cambodian side

[@Kylelongwest]

For flight you need to check in 2-3 hours before departure, and sometime the flight delay for hours. I think the bus is a good option, and it's cheaper too

[@perpetuallyabroad]

Thanks for your comment! Yes true, I made a video on my aviation channel about one time the flight was delayed lol, kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z57FfZ2Ohp6ehbcsi=TM9JWpnsRB9vSqnI

[@coreana.aesthetics]

I always go to Phnom Penh - Saigon by bus. Sleeping bus is the best mode of transportation I think.

[@perpetuallyabroad]

Thanks for sharing, do you mind telling me which bus company you tried?

[@coreana.aesthetics]

@@perpetuallyabroad I always use Samco Kumho Bus service.

[@grahamthompson2594]

The bus trips are long and slow, but still better than flying. At least you end up downtown. I use Giant Ibis in Cambodia, comfortable and reliable. Enjoy Cambodia.

[@perpetuallyabroad]

Hi Graham thanks for your comment

[@grahamthompson2594]

@@perpetuallyabroad the train to Kampot/ Shihanoukville and to Battambang are also a nice slow trip. Old style. You got here in the hottest week. Siem Reap is roasting.

[@dmobius23]

Fun Ride did it with my Pops 2017

[@cathyvu95]

awesome video 1:32 omfg tho.......

[@oemcheat8502]

Welcome to Cambodia

[@perpetuallyabroad]

Akun

[@SilverforceX]

Surprising there's not more road accidents with the way traffic is so chaotic.

[@perpetuallyabroad]

Same here. I do think there are minor accidents that go unreported tho. Guy was driving in flip flops ( thongs ) on the way back lol

[@PearlChitsa-nx7vs]

Are the road more dangerous like going into the mountains with narrow ways?

[@perpetuallyabroad]

The roads are not too bad on the Cambodian side actually, it's worse on the Vietnamese side

[@xdgs567z]

even though the speedometer is not working....it's not like the bus drivers obey the speed limit 😂.....whenever i take buses on these long trips, i always compare them to like torpedoes on wheels 🚗🚀 😂😂😂

[@perpetuallyabroad]

Haha true! I can live with the speedometer not working but ideally there should at least be the option of using a seatbelt xD

[@lleng3659]

how do you spell kok app ?

[@perpetuallyabroad]

Sorry I should've put subtitles for that. I will link their website in the description. It's Klook

[@podatang97]

Does the bus have bathroom

[@perpetuallyabroad]

Unfortunately no, but there will be 2-4 stops along the way

[@cagcag696]

you look aboriginal

[@perpetuallyabroad]

Yeah people usually guess Luritja off the bat