I Took A CHEAP Bus From Vietnam To Cambodia - Is It Horrible Or GREAT?!
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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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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.
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
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
Thanks for your comment! Yes true, I made a video on my aviation channel about one time the flight was delayed lol, czcams.com/video/1mbLjXQ9kOU/video.htmlsi=TM9JWpnsRB9vSqnI
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!
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
I always go to Phnom Penh - Saigon by bus. Sleeping bus is the best mode of transportation I think.
Thanks for sharing, do you mind telling me which bus company you tried?
@@perpetuallyabroad I always use Samco Kumho Bus service.
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.
Hi Graham thanks for your comment
@@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.
Fun Ride did it with my Pops 2017
awesome video 1:32 omfg tho.......
Surprising there's not more road accidents with the way traffic is so chaotic.
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
Welcome to Cambodia
Akun
Are the road more dangerous like going into the mountains with narrow ways?
The roads are not too bad on the Cambodian side actually, it's worse on the Vietnamese side
Tomorrow I will take this bus! But one question: where do you have to pay for the visa? And also can you pay with dong?
If you haven't got an e-visa yet ( which I actually recommend because it's only 36$ and you don't have to deal with cash at the border ), you'll have to give cash to the bus operator who will assist you in getting a visa on arrival. They usually charge 40$ and you can pay in either dong or USD. I wish you a great journey
@@perpetuallyabroadthank you so much!!
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 🚗🚀 😂😂😂
Haha true! I can live with the speedometer not working but ideally there should at least be the option of using a seatbelt xD
how do you spell kok app ?
Sorry I should've put subtitles for that. I will link their website in the description. It's Klook
Does the bus have bathroom
Unfortunately no, but there will be 2-4 stops along the way
you look aboriginal
Yeah people usually guess Luritja off the bat