This magnificent and ancient Buddhist testament is the largest religious monument in the world and the must see attraction in Cambodia. An iconic and absolutely magical place, it fills your soul with positive energy and serenity – you may even feel a bit like Indian Jones or Lara Croft as you walk around the many temple ruins.

Sihanoukville is an extremely popular backpacker destination, with its tropical beaches, laidback lifestyle and happening nightlife.

The Killing Fields are numerous sites around Cambodia where large numbers of people were killed and buried during the Khmer Rouge genocide, the most famous being Choeung Ek. Emotional, shocking and upsetting, but a must visit to understand what the people of Cambodia have been through only a very short time ago.

Koh Rong is Cambodia’s second largest island offering pristine white beaches and warm tropical waters with fantastic snorkelling and diving.

Cambodia’s capital is full of history and pushes your senses to the max with mysterious aromas, bizarre spectacles and mouth-watering delicacies.

Ratanakiri is remote, but beautiful and a must for nature and adventure lovers. There are some fantastic places to swim in the province including volcanic lakes and breath taking waterfalls.

Tonle Sap is the largest freshwater lake in South East Asia and regarded as an ecological wonder with wide biodiversity. The lake is home to numerous floating villages and communities.

Kep is one of the most popular seaside towns in Cambodia with a beautiful main beach and many fresh seafood restaurants.

Kampot is a beautiful riverside town providing some of the most stunning sunsets you will ever see. Nearby Bokor National Park is a extraordinary place to explore.

Many people come to Battambang from Siem Reap by boat. This elegant riverside town boasts some of the best French colonial architecture, lush rural countryside and hill top temples in Cambodia.