Phnom Penh

We ended up staying 5 nights in Phnom Penh, enjoying the comforts of a big busy city in french colonial style. Much bigger than Siem Reap, it has a lot more infrastructure and some excellent restaurants and bars. We went to see a few touristy things like the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, the Tuol Sleng Prison (now a museum) where the Khmer Rouge used to take people to torture and kill, or just torture and then send on to the Killing Fields to be killed, very spooky. It was a school before it was turned into a prison.
Ate very well and relaxed.