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Wander alongside local Buddhist monks as you explore the magnificent temples.
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For an unforgettable experience, explore the temples of Angkor in Siem Reap under the cover of darkness.
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Experience the colours of day to day life in Cambodia's bustling capital, Phnom Penh.
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Have a private picnic on one of the many deserted island surrounding Song Saa Private Island.
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Fulfill all your desert island fantasties while staying in one of Song Saa's Jungle Villas.
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Feel the sea breeze from the comfort of your four poster bed at Song Saa Private Island.
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Get involved in local Cambodia life while based at Song Saa Private Island.
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Bathe with a view at Song Saa Private Island.
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Not just for honeymoons, Song Saa is able to put on exclusive and intimate weddings for its guests.
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Jungle meets beach at the hotly-anticipated Six Senses Krabey Island.
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Cambodian sunsets are just bliss.
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Located just outside Siem Reap, Tonle Sap's floating villages are some of the most interesting in Cambodia.
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Meditate at sunrise on Knai Bang Chatt's sea jetty.
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Gaze out over the Gulf of Thailand from Knai Bang Chatt's impressive infinity pool.
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Take in views of everyday life in the Cambodian countryside, like these rice pickers cultivating their fields.
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Discover Khmer cuisine. Cambodia's traditional dish is 'amok', where rice and, often, fish is steamed in banana leaves. The result is delicious!
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Admire the elegant Khmer architecture and design of Phnom Penh's Royal Palace.
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Travel around the temples of Angkor in style with one of Victoria d'Angkor's vintage Citroen cars.
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Be amazed by the ancient temple of Bayon. Dating from the 12th century, Bayon is one of the many temples found at the UNESCO World Heritage site of Angkor.
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Explore the expansive Angkor complex by bicycle with one of our local guides.
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Relax by Amansara's pool, surrounded by tranquil gardens.
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Receive a warm welcome at the palm-fringed Phum Baitang resort, Siem Reap.
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After a morning of temples and trekking, relax by poolside at Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor, Siem Reap.
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The far-flung Alila Villas Koh Russey beach hotel is the place to switch off from it all, surrounded by golden sand, gin-clear water and modern architecture.
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One of the hottest openings in recent months has to be Shinta Mani Wild tented camp and it does not disappoint with its incredible attention to detail and Bill Bensley-designed interiors.
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Shinta Mani Wild's bathrooms are open to the elements, complete with rainfall showers and outdoor bathtubs overlooking the river.
33/33Places of Interest in Cambodia
Cambodia is a country of great contrasts. It is home to one of the world’s most awe-inspiring spectacles: the enormous Khmer temple complex on the outskirts of bustling Siem Reap, of which Angkor Wat is the centrepiece. In museums and at monuments, Cambodia’s own thought-provoking and sombre history resonates. The tropical coastal resorts of Cambodia offer a laid-back alternative to the chaotic pace of the colourful capital, Phnom Penh, which is a fascinating city full of French colonial buildings and leafy streets, wonderful markets and a pace of life that will excite any visitor. Much of Cambodia’s landscape is rural, with palm-fringed rice paddies stretching far into the distance, and villages of traditional stilted wooden houses abound. Cambodia’s interior is also home to lush jungles and rare wildlife, as well as stunning mountainous regions that receive few foreign visitors.
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Battambang
Set upon on the banks of the Sangker River, Battambang is easily reached from Siem Reap across the scenic Tonle...
View hereCambodian Islands
Mercifully, Cambodia’s exotic coastline remains relatively under-the-radar in comparison to the built-up coastal regions in Thailand and Vietnam, so makes for the ideal tropical escape for discerning travellers....
View hereCardamom Mountains
Located in the Southwest region of Cambodia, The Cardamom Mountains region is a stunningly beautiful highland area of the country, largely...
View hereKampong Cham
It may come as a surprise that sleepy Kampong Cham is one of Cambodia's largest towns. Set upon the banks...
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For those looking to break up the journey between Siem Reap and Phnom Penh whilst also gaining insight into everyday...
View hereKampot
Kampot is a sleepy little riverside town on the southern tip of Cambodia, along the coast from Kep. Lying at...
View hereKep
Founded by the French in the 1920s for the colonial administration, Kep was Cambodia's first fashionable seaside destination. Often referred to...
View hereKratie
In the heart of the Cambodian countryside, the rural town of Kratie may be small, but this community on the...
View hereMondulkiri
Located at a high elevation on the Vietnamese border, Mondulkiri almost feels like another Cambodia. Home to an array of...
View herePhnom Penh
Phnom Penh is still finding its feet again as Cambodia's capital as years of civil war have taken their toll. The...
View hereRatanakiri
Hugging both the Vietnam and Laos borders in the far north east of Cambodia is the ruggedly beautiful Ratanakiri province,...
View hereSiem Reap
Until recently Cambodia's one-horse town of Siem Reap was just a dusty track with a few shop fronts, but in a...
View hereSihanoukville
Located on the southern coast of Cambodia, Sihanoukville protrudes into the aquamarine Gulf of Thailand. Its prime position makes this small...
View hereSong Saa Private Island
Song Saa Private Island Resort is located in the warm sapphire waters of the Gulf of Thailand amongst 61 islands,...
View hereTatai
If you are after pure unspoiled nature, Tatai is the place to go. Located on the western edge of Cambodia,...
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