As another busy day draws to an end, the dusty streets have a moment of calm before the night-time bustle begins, next to the Royal Palace, Phnom Penh

The prudent traveller’s choice of transport, in Phnom Penh

Mother and son put the finishing touches on a statue of Buddha, Phnom Penh

Wow – the Ferrari of tuk tuks. It might struggle a bit, though, on the local petrol sold  in old Fanta and Coke bottles, in Phnom Penh

Seriously, there isn’t enough room to swing a cat in the aisles of a locals’ market, but that doesn’t stop the motorbikes of Phnom Penh

Obviously an authorised inspector of new fences in Phnom Penh, checking that the material is waterproof. This is a common sight as public conveniences are in short supply in Cambodia and neighbouring Vietnam

Hitch the hammock wherever you can, for a quick nap during lunch break in Phnom Penh