Cambodia Area Guides
Everything you Need to Know about Cambodia Areas
With some of the most impressive looking temples in the world, spacious and welcoming beaches, lush countryside and fascinating cities, Cambodia has a lot to offer to its growing number of visitors. Phnom Penh ticks all the right boxes if you are a culture vulture, as does the fabulous and exotic Angkor Wat – one of the world’s greatest collections of religious images and architecture.
Rural Cambodia is no less fascinating while Sihanoukville is a great base from which to explore the eastern-facing beaches.
One of the wonders of the oriental world. Covering an area of several hundred square kilometres, Angkor will take your breath away. On the "must see" list are the legendary... Read More...
The second largest city in Cambodia, Battambang is located in a rich and fertile plain. The Sangker River flows through the town center, which is filled with interesting colonial architecture. The region has numerous Angkorian and post-Angkorian sites. Some of the most interesting are the Wat Ek (11th C. - Suryavarman I). Read More...
The capital of Koh Kong Province is the city of Koh Kong, also transliterated as Krong Koh Kong. The Kah Bpow River is situated close by in Thai Gulf of Smach Meanchey district. A distance of 10km separates the city from the Thai border. Read More...
Phnom Penh's history begins with the Lady Penh who discovered five Buddha images concealed in a tree, had a pagoda named Wat Phnom Don Penh built on the same spot.. Read More...
Located between rice paddies and flanking the Siem Reap River, the small provincial capital of Siem Reap serves as the gateway to the millennium-old temple. Read More...
It is located 230 kilometres southwest of Phnom Penh. The little -known resort if Sihanoukville offers beach holidays to suit everyone. The beach's Cambodian name is Kampong Som. Read More...