Go Mundulkiri and Phnom Penh
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kampot - Phnom penh
Horrible experience. the van broke down mid-way. we had to wait almost 2 hours for another van to arrive on the side of the road.
when the other van arrived they just hooked the broken one and towed it all the way to Phnom Penh. the driver was driving RECKLESSLY with another van towed to the back. do not use this company if you fear for your life. it's obvious the driver didn't know how to drive while towing.
avoid at all cost pay the extra if needed
The worst bus company ever ! The driver lie to me and steal my sunglasses , not honest at all !
Zoals vele andere reisbureau's. Sommigen hekelen zich hier aan waar anderen het goed vinden.
Do not use this bus company!!!!! We made the Phnom Penh - Mundulkiri trip in 2017. The driver was driving crazy. He was really dangerous, was driving much too fast, sometimes on the left on the road in left curves where there was no visibility at all. He was horning all the time and didn't care about motorbike on the road. The owner of our guest house in Phnom Penh warned us before and told us that it wasn't a good company, way too dangerous. There are many accidents involving the vans.
A lot of people complain. If you care about your life, avoid it
Very good location in Siem Reap.l, Kampot and Mondulkiry easy to access from every where you stay.
The drove us from Phnom Penh to kampot and kep. The driver was driving extremely dangerously. Driving 100km/h passing schools, markets etc. Overtaking from left and right while honking the horn. And we stopped so 3 times so we would buy from the stalls where he could have something for free. I also had to watch my bags because he would have left them at another stop.
They will scam you! Yesterday they pulled all of the tourists off the bus and put them on another bus. The second bus was not an express, was not a larger VIP bus and does not have wifi. The second bus left the station 30 minutes late. Then it drove around town picking up other passengers for 30 more minutes. We had to wait for 1 passenger at a hotel for another 30 minutes. When we got to Siem Reap, we were taken to an alternative bus station on the outskirts of town (many kilometers from the central town) where we were forced to pay for a Tuk-Tuk into town. My ticket had the drop off address on it but that did not matter.