Tabitha and I booked our travel to our next stop, Mondulkiri, through our hotel for around noon. Every time we brought up Mondulkiri everyone would mention that "the road was good." We figured the road must have been super crappy before since that's the first thing that came to people's minds. We got a little dose of what it used to be and Tabitha compared it to constantly going over train tracks. It wasn't fun. However, about 20 minutes into the ride we hit a HUGE bump and we were, finally, on a very nicely paved road.