We were there last year and we saw quite a few Rolls Royce parking on the street. I think almost 70% out of 70 thousand residents living in that BKK1 district are foreigners (Japanese, Americans, Europeans, Korean, Singaporean, Chinese….). There are many huge and fancy coffee shops in Cambodia. Yes, we also saw a lot of Range Rover SUV’s. Very popular over there.

Love Cambodia from Indonesia, awesome Cambodia btw

Completely different than what I experiened back in 2010 when I visited - definitely on the up and up! can't wait to go back

Even in the poorest neighborhoods, you’ll casually see a Roll Royce or Maybach rolling around, it’s very typical, you might see more expensive cars here than any where in Southeast Asia. Thanks for sharing the video. We as Cambodian are really grateful and proud to see this.🙏

I didn’t expect that a country uses coconut as the name of the park, and most of the trees in it are not coconuts! The houses in the wealthy area are beautiful, thanks a lot for sharing, really great job! 👍😄👏 P. S. I will tell you some information about Cambodia. You can take a look when you have time! Regarding the quality of high-speed rail, I will also mention it by the way!

Love your videos 😊😊 Zane keep it up

Very infomative bro...thanks

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

I like your Video! Thank you for sharing

🙏Thank you so much for visiting and Sharing my country❤🙏

Nice video, amazing country

So good to review ❤

Thank you for sharing your experience. 👍 When others are prosperous, some may become jealous of other people's success.

Wow. I haven't looked at Cambodia for years, didn't realize how much they've grown ! Good for you Cambodia !! I'll definitely be visiting soon !!

I did the little park map illustration at 9:38. Caught me off guard. Completely forgotten I did that commission for them😂 love your videos by the way

Another rich community in Phnom Penh and Beautiful to chill, Don’t forget to visit PH Euro Park, bro 😎

Aye!! Philly in the house! lol. It’s cool that Cambodia is developing. But jeeze, I can’t get over the stucco houses. Reminds me of cookie cutter houses in the states.

Love your video

Wow beautiful video❤❤❤❤❤❤

Great video, thank you for sharing this side of Cambodia

Great Video, You analysis is pretty accurate.

Thank you for that 🙏

Thank you for sharing this story and I am glad that you are enjoying it so much

Nice video ! I like Phnom Penh :-) Would you tell me what video set you use ? Thanks

BKK1 is my favourite spot in Phnom Penh. I always hang out there.

love love your video from Cambodia

Thanks for sharing this video

I find it so fascinating that Cambodia is an LDC, this area in comparison to the last area you were in, it so drastically different. I'm amazed they have an area so modern, it's fantastic to see. Hope you're enjoying your time there. Another killer video.

Cambodia is catching up on modernization along with its Southeast Asian neighbors. Nice...

If you want to see somewhere strange visit Euro Park in Borey Peng Huoth Chbar Ampov. Its not that far from Koh Pich.

Interesting place

8:08 "Look at this rickshaw...looks like a car." Umm....because it is a car. 🤦‍♀️🤣

Fascinating how quickly Cambodia's developed. Can't wait to visit again 🇰🇭❤️

NICE VIDEO

Very nice country to visit

Thanks from Cambodia 🇰🇭🇰🇭❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏

Amazing ❤❤❤

Great video. Thank you. I’ve never been back since my escape from the Khmer Rouge. Koh Pich - Koh= island; Pich = Diamond. So “Diamond Island”.

first W vid

HI,Your video camera has been taken very clearly, and it is beautiful.

Very nice statistic and good information from you. Glad you experienced sth different.

Love Cambodia 🇰🇭❤

Zane please visit cambodia island🥰

When you said :how busy it is' I thought there is nearly no traffic 😂

Koh Pich means Diamond Island. Koh is island.

Dude! I love Koh Pich. I work at Canadian international school (the school you see right when you cross the bridge) and I always walk around after school and play Pokemon go while just enjoying the view of the riverside part.

😮😮😮น่าไปเที่ยวจัง น่าอยู่มาก สอาดมากไม่มีขะยะเลยสักชิ้นเลย มีตึกมากมายสูงๆทั้งนั้น สวยงามตื่นตาตื่นใจมาก ที่บ้านเรายากจน ไม่มีแบบน้นี้เลย 😊😊

I am cambodia kid I am excited that you love my country

What kind of camera do you use?

The places and the streets, the trees and walk ways that you showed in this clip are quite like down town Bangkok, Thailand over 50+ years ago: so very peaceful and quite and similar in building styles, except the sky rise bldg ones. This reminded me of the Bangkokians life styles during the old days which I'm missing much. Thank you for showing this. I like your clips. Have a good time.😍🌹❤🎉🎉

one of my friends went from like lower middle class to living in one of these. it's really shocking bc she used to only speak khmer and when i met her again it was just perfect english. yeah we were kids back then when she was middle class

As a Cambodian with strict parents, I've never seen or exploring shi inside my own country. Thanks you so much for showing us this😅😅

Welcome to Cambodia 🙏🇰🇭❤️

Bro, visit Euro Park. It's a newer development exclusive residential area in PP.

J’adore mon quartier ❤ je suis né là BBK1

Beautiful Cambodia! So green. The weather must be nice. I'm sitting in snowy Colorado. Love the content. Thank you❤

Growing fast. Good job Cambodia 🇰🇭

Awesome video! Which is better to be home based? BKK or BCG?

The bar is SORA part of Rosewood

Peace❤

According to my Cambodian friend, the import tax on new cars is 100% of thier price. Used cars are assessed 75% duty so there are a lot of creative ways to render a new car used. In 2019 I saw a uniformed officer driving a new Rolls Royce in Battambang. With import duty that's near a million dollar car.

Last visit was 2016 & this shocks me, actually Vientiane has houses like these growing everyday.

So happy to see my country rebuild. We lost sooo much

Hi Zane, at 10:35 actually Cambodia GDP is $45b(rebase) in 2024. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects that Cambodia’s GDP will grow by 6.1% in 2024, up from 5.6% in 2023. This positions Cambodia as the fastest-growing economy in Southeast Asia for the upcoming year. However, some sources, such as Open Development Cambodia, report an even higher of 7% GDP growth for Cambodia in 2024 projection of 7% GDP growth for Cambodia in 2024.

You can visit Peng hout Euro Park

Hey Zane, Koh Pich is Diamond Island in english.

Koss (island) Pich (diamond)= Diamond Island

Wow Cambodia has grown so much very interesting! Just kidding I actually live here 😅!

Cambodia is the kind of place where you see a Roll-Royce driving on an unpaved road filled with potholes.

Good Video The Camera doesn't do justice to convey the size and scale for a few of those houses in Koh Pich especially that one with SUV in the Garage 31:36 mark 8- 10 Ft floor to ceiling glass from outside & Interior maybe 14 ft high Floor to celing

you should have visited the area around Europark ...so many news huge mansions and houses there !! I wonder who can afford all this...who is going to live there

The​ elite in Asia don't​ live in penthouses, or even mansions, but practically​ castle-mansion cross.

I’ll be visiting in a few months. Things have changed from 10 years ago

Coconut Park is privately owned. They have farmers markets and expat stuff there once in a while. It's nice to have it there - PP has very few green spaces, sadly. As for walking around outdoors in April -- hardcore.

Tonle Bassac, off Sothearos Rd....embassy district....money area....the hotel you are talking about is possibly Ocean Hotel...really nice roof topbar.

Those who own luxury cars are hella rich because Cambodia charges more than double the price worth of tax import it into the country. So like a 60-70k car can reach 140-160k after tax in Cambodia.

Welcome to Cambodia

Mate 👍 good to see you up and about

Opinion of the Tonle Bassac area?

The best way to pronounce things in Khmer (Cambodian) is to not emphasize on any letter in the word (first letter or last letter), it’s very soft to almost silence.

You will be more impressed if you visit Europark in PP

As a Cambodian myself, this is not the only place where the elite is. The elite in Cambodia is spread everywhere. Being from a good income family, I personally have met many elite. And I can a assure you that, the elite in Cambodia to live every in Cambodia, but they rarely live close to each other or even like a gated community is a no no.

Damn can't believe how much it's changed there was there 20 years ago Is there still pharmacies all over the place

Thanks you for visiting My county

Did you have to take any special vaccines to visit Cambodia?

I think it's a good idea for us to stop listening to the UN's opinion about another country and their development. Cambodia should grow slowly but strategically. Definitely one of the countries I'm interested in.

they REALLY need to do something about those street wires. gives me shivers whenever i see them.

BKK is probably the most expensive and diverse area in Phnom Penh

Nice cars in PP are as - common - as coffee shops .

Elite town is smaller than Peng hout town at Beung snor district.

Last few years, Cambodia is growing so fast ❤

hey zane, just a note about the use of the word "mandarin". mandarin is the spoken official language of china. the written language is always referred to as chinese. so whenever you see a written sign it is always in chinese, just like you wouldn't refer to a sign in english as written in texan, new england, etc. there is a difference in the written language as the one used in china is called simplified and the other type is called traditional but both are written chinese. anyway keep up the good content.

$2.50 ice coffee in Cambodia that is expensive,it’s $3.75 in some Vietnamese restaurants here in Atlanta GA area.

Some of the best ice coffee I’ve had. In Cambodia. And it’s soo cheap. Buying them on the more poor country side for about 50 cents for a large.

Excellent video. Cambodia and Phnom Penh is underrated. 1:20 The mess of wires in Southeast Asia always trips me out.

Pich ( pronounced rhymes with tick)in Cambodian is Diamond. Thanks for the tour, enjoyed the insight of the growth.

My favorite place in SE Asia so far is Ho Chi Minh City, as it strikes my perfect balance between being well developed and still being a great deal. Phnom Penh is on the less developed side, but still very interesting to me. Especially with a path to residency (Cambodia My 2nd Home program), it's a place I'll keep considering as a potential long-term base/home. Thanks for the tours!

Brown coffee brand is a local brand, the most successful local brand one.

Nice to see some rich area. Also nice you mentioned that the weather is literally almost hot enough to kill a human in the shade. Hopefully the weather doesn't keep getting hotter and they continue with reducing poverty like they were before the pandemic when it was reduced by 50% from 2014-2021.

Nice video and good info. Would a 68 year old retired English teacher be able to live there and recruit some local preschoolers to teach them their numbers and how to read in private in home lessons?