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“When I first arrived in Phnom Penh six years ago, there were bars only for specific nationalities – one for the Brits, one for the French, one for the Australians, Americans, and so on…,” says Jerome Meunier, owner of Gasolina. Thus in 2005, he decided to open a place where everyone, regardless of ...

There’s no denying Phnom Penh urbanites like a good party. Although decent nightclubs are few and far between, as Nora Lindstrom discovers, there is certainly variety.

Elsewhere is elsewhere, literally. Re-located to the bustling Golden Mile, gone has the lush greenery and secret nooks and crannies for long-lost lovers. In are kids, no less than two pools, sleek white walls and sensible 8am to 11pm opening hours. It may carry the same name, but beyond serving mass...

Despite its name Revolution is not a lair for insurgents, but a chilled-out bar attracting a mix of laid-back expats and travellers with its cheap drinks and various activities.