A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Mondulkiri Province, Cambodia by TravelPod blogger Will titled "Travelling" Will's travel blog entry: "travelling (verb) - Spending 9 hours in the back of a pick-up (ute) with 17 other people, including a young child who vomits on your bare feet, on a bumpy dusty road in 36 degree heat. And thus was my journey from Phnom Penh to the dusty provincial capital of Sen Monorom in the remote Mondulkiri province, in Cambodia's east. As has continually been the case on this trip, my plans changed yet again at the last moment. Realising I actually had the tuesday before Khmer new year free of classes, giving me a 6 day break, I figured I just had to make the most of it. I didn't know much about Mondulkiri, except that a German couple I met in Kampot thought it was an amazing place, so it seemed the logical place to while away a few days. My guidebook described Mondulkiri as "Wales in the dry season, and Tasmania in the wet season" and I was sceptical of this description for most of the journey there. The only comparison I could make was the extensive logging by the side of the road! However, just as I was about ready to hit the arrogant French expat who seemed quite happy to take up as much room as possible without any consideration for the 17 other people in the back of the ute, we hit some beautiful green rolling hills. Before long there were some pines, and before much longer, I could have sworn I was in the Derwent Valley <b>...</b>