Travel to Saen Monourom

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Mondulkiri, Cambodia › General discussion › Travel to Saen Monourom

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  • 16/03/2024 at 12:42 pm #7468
    Clara Meiklejohn
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      Hi, I was just wondering how often and how many people from Pu Ngaol travel to Saen Monourom (Mondulkiri’s capital)? Or alternatively, is there easy access for transport between Saen Monourom and the school that some children from Pu Ngaol attend?
      I’m basically looking for some sort of transport connection between Saen Monourom and Pu Ngaol.
      Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

      22/03/2024 at 2:51 pm #7514
      Jean Aquinde
      Keymaster

        Hi Clara,

        Can you provide me with more context as to why you’re interested in the frequency and number of Pu Ngaol villagers travelling to Saen Monourom? This number will be difficult to estimate as there might be different reasons for going to the capital. I would assume that one main reason they might travel to the capital is to access specific services unavailable in the area or the nearby village.

        Please check our Introduction to Cambodia context section. We have provided some information about travel time and road conditions when heading to the capital. Also, check the Interactives to look more closely at the access roads that connects the school and other places of interest.

        I hope this helps!

        Regards,
        Jean

        19/04/2024 at 12:13 pm #7647
        Clara Meiklejohn
        Participant

          Hi Jean, thanks for getting back to me.
          I just mean is there at least one person who visits Saen Monourom weekly (or fortnightly) from Pu Ngaol?
          Kind regards,
          Clara.

          22/04/2024 at 10:21 am #7660
          Sai Rupa Dev
          Keymaster

            Hi Clara,

            Saen Monourum is the province’s capital. So, In the same way a person living in a regional Australian area would go to the nearest town for supplies, a person living in Pu Ngaol would visit Saen Monorum. Once a week is a good assumption in my opinion.

            Hope that helps,
            Cheers,
            Sai

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