…you'd rather scroll through. There are RUGs as far afield as Tunisia, Cambodia and Madagascar!
Ruby.Meetup.com
Ruby.Meetup.com lists 104 RUGs, and the benefit of using Meetup.com is that many of them use the site to co-ordinate their events, so you find out when the next meetup is occurring, etc. Meetup's indexing of previous attendees also gives us an insight into the most popular RUGs: San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Los Angeles, East Bay, and NYC…
This is the fourth of my guides to Cambodia .
I've let this series of posts lag so much that I've actually been back to Cambodia for a couple of weeks in the meantime. That's refreshed my memory, so maybe it's not such a bad thing.
Now, while Phnom Penh and Siem Reap are the major tourist centres of Cambodia, I've spent most of my time in Battambang , so it's really the only place I can provide a decent number of recommendations for. Let's get stuck into it!
Unlike most cities, taxis (in their car form) aren't used much at all in Cambodia for travelling within a city (although there is some normal taxis in Phnom Penh). What is used is a bit more old-school - tuk-tuks and motos. Motos are scaled down motorbikes - not quite as powerful, and not quite as large. Very similar to motorized scooters, if a little bit more motorbike-like. Tuktuks are motos with a little carriage on the back, which can fit four Westerners reasonably comfortably. …