Cambodia Travel GuideA small gorgeous home to be explored in Southeast Asia, geographically situates within the tropical monsoon, sits between Vietnam and Thailand while the northern east shares border with Laos. Cambodia dramatically suffered from the tragic genocide between 1975-1979 which widely shocked the world and sadly processed more than 2 millions of lives in the country.
Cambodia is one of the best destinations in Asia, the fascinating Siem Reap is famed for its marvelous Angkor Wat, the unrivaled masterpieces & the finest architectures that make Siem Rea become a pearl city of wonder. Distinctively, from Angkor archaeology to the modern capital of Phnom Penh where precious Royal Palace stands, Cambodia’s southern coasts & natural islands offer the perfect relaxation of beach break, unlikely northern hidden Cambodia’s specialty.
When people talk about the fame of Angkor Wat temple, it reminds about the rich civilization of The Khmer Empire dated to 802 CE until the fall of Angkor in 15th century. Nowadays, the entire area comprises 181035 square kilometer with the southern coastline of 443 square kilometer. The country’s population is 15 million estimated in year 2017, with density of 82 people per square kilometer, basic income 3-5 US dollar per day, and 85% of the population relies on agriculture, farming and fishery.
Cambodia has much more than you expect to explore. Most of tourists won’t spend more than a week to discover Cambodia because they have scheduled their holiday trip for the next destinations after visiting Cambodia. Basically, they plan for 3-4 days to see Angkor Wat temple and Tonle Sap floating village in Siem Reap only or 5-6 days to visit Phnom Penh and the must-see Angkor Wat temple…
Kompong Phluk village is famous for its tranquil lush mangroves and interesting river-life activities. Most of tourists want to visit Kompong Phluk after they explored Angkor Wat & other Angkor Complex. The village locates at the edge of Tonle Sap Great Lake which is widely known as the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, just about 22km (30-40 mins-drive) from central Siem Reap…
When is the best time to see Tonle Sap Lake? Tonle Sap or “The Great Lake” is the most important lake in Cambodia as well as the most extensive freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, supplies fishes to half of the country’s population. Officially listed in 1997 as World UNESCO biosphere reserve, this ecological site is the significant home for many species including rare endangered water-birds and its inhabitants…
Your complete discovery to Angkor Wat and Angkor Complex can’t exactly miss out either sunrise at itself Angkor Wat or sunset at Phnom Bakheng. Remember that both sites are always crowded. Sunrise at Angkor Wat Temple: Normally, you have to leave at the dawn (5.00am) straight to Angkor Wat temple or leave at 4.30am if you haven’t purchased Angkor ticket. Entering from the west Gopura of Angkor…
Cambodia is the Landmark of Ancient City, one of the best destinations in Southeast Asia, the fascinating Siem Reap is famed for its marvelous Angkor Wat, the unrivaled masterpieces & the finest architectures that makes Siem Rea become a pearl city of wonder. Distinctively, from Angkor archaeology to the modern capital city of Phnom Penh where precious Royal Palace stands, Cambodia’s southern coasts…
When is the best time to visit Cambodia? Peak seasons fall from the middle of December to the early of January, everything looks busy, hassle and hospitality services are unprecedentedly booked up quickly when most of people start to escape to celebrate Christmas and New Year Eve. However, from November to the end of February is considered as the best period for planning a holiday trip to Cambodia…
The most interesting thing to do in Battambang is BAMBOO TRAIN – the unique creative bamboo platform attached motor-engine which runs over the train rails, provides beautiful landscape, fresh air and you absolutely have fun. Whilst, experience a short stay in a tranquil Battambang resort, there are still much more to be explored including the infamous Prahok market, observing rice wine…
The mother of nature in Cambodia, clusters from Stung Treng where the Mekong River, rapids, birds and mangroves meet when Ratanakiri, Mondulkiri to Kratie create an amazing journey to discover the rest of hidden specialty of Cambodia. From the natural volcanic lake “Yeak Laom”, the sleepy town to The Sen San River, the ethnic minority groups of Ratanakiri provides a great opportunity to witness…
Cambodia’s southern part consists of 443 square kilometer of the coastline with 4 provinces: Sihanoukville, Kampot, Kep and Koh Kong – standing along the blue crystal sea overlooking forestall islands while the undersea provides plenty of opportunities for diving and snorkeling to see the Cambodian underwater flora and fauna. The tasty fresh seafood and the instant fishing Kep crabs are a must-try…
From the incredible Angkor Wat to the tomb raider temple “Ta Prohm”, the national park of Phnom Kulen waterfalls and Tonle Sap floating villages are extremely attractive in its natural beauty which truly inspire your journey more exceptional, relaxing and discoverable while there are a lot of interesting things to do and see around Siem Reap Angkor including evening’s entertainment: unique Phare Circus…
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