Phnom Penh – starting from the Royal Palace, the National Museum to the saffron-clad monks, this city is located on the banks of the River Mekong. In the ancient era, this city was called as the Pearl of Asia but was destroyed by years of war. Today the capital city of Cambodia is completely westernized with cafe culture, top-notch dining options, and premium bars. The city still bears glimpses of the French colonial days.
Angkor – the capital during the Khmer rule, the place is filled with archaeological sites. More than 1000 ruined temples occupy the entire city. Though the government has restored some of the temples, must-see sites here include the Angkor Wat Temple, Ta Prohm, and the Bayon Temple.
Koh Ker is another temple town in Cambodia. The famous Prasat Thom, a temple 30 meter tall is one of the main attractions here.
Siam Reap is a major tourist hub. The town is covered with many premium and budget hotels and is one of the most visited places for different cuisines.
Sihanoukville is a beach town on the Gulf of Thailand. This is the place where the US fought the last battle during the Vietnam War.
Kratie is a tiny little town on the banks of the Mekong River. The town is filled with French colonial structures. The Irrawaddy Dolphins can be sighted here. There is a central market here which offers good shopping options to visitors.
Kampot is a chef’s paradise. The place is famous for black peppercorns and is also a gateway to the Bokor National Park. Boating and rafting are differ