A skull fest

By There Isn’t A Great Deal To Do In Phnom Penh, Where The Greatest Tourism Draw Is The Killing Fields. Beneath The Surface Though and The City Is Alive.
  • Travel

  • Saturday, 05 Apr 2008

BY ROSE YASMIN KARIMyasmin@thestar.com.my

Had the world known more about Phnom Penh than its tragic past, riddled as it were with savage, ethnic-cleansing programmes and fat old Pol Pot, it would’ve become a real swinging singles’ destination.

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