Siem Reap
[vc_row][vc_column][mkdf_section_title title="Siem Reap" title_color="" title_text_transform="" title_text_align="" margin_bottom="" title_size=""][vc_column_text]Siem reap province is located in northwest cambodia. it is the major tourist hub in cambodia, as it is the gateway to the world famous temples of Angkor, a sprawling World heritage-listed complex of ancient temples with the magnificent Angkor Wat as the focal point. Annually, more than one million visitors travel through the small city to see the adjacent Angkor ruins. But it is not just the temples that make this town attractive. visit the tonle Sap lake with its floating villages,...
Phnom Penh
[vc_row][vc_column][mkdf_section_title title="Phnom Penh" title_color="" title_text_transform="" title_text_align="" margin_bottom="" title_size="medium"][vc_column_text] The capital of the kingdom of cambodia, phnom penh, is located at the confluence of three rivers - the mekong, the Bassac and tonle Sap. The beauty that made it a 'paris of the east' before 1970 is unfortunately well hidden, though there are few french colonial buildings remaining. phnom penh can be an assault on the senses - motorbikes whiz through the backstreets without a thought for pedestrians; pungent scents float up from stalls and markets; and all the while the sound...
Sihanoukville
[vc_row][vc_column][mkdf_section_title title="Sihanoukville" title_color="" title_text_transform="" title_text_align="" margin_bottom="" title_size="medium"][vc_column_text]Sihanoukville also known as kampong Saom, is a province of cambodia on the gulf of thailand. this port city is a growing cambodian urban center, located 185 kilometres (115 miles) southwest of the cambodian capital, phnom penh. Surrounded by white-sand beaches and undeveloped tropical islands, Sihanoukville is the closest thing you get to the costa del cambodia. The big attractions around here are the four beaches ringing the headland. visitor numbers have risen steadily in recent years - especially the new flight connection Siem reap...
Battambang
[vc_row][vc_column][mkdf_section_title title="Battambang" title_color="" title_text_transform="" title_text_align="" margin_bottom="" title_size="medium"][vc_column_text] Battambang is often overlooked. It lacks the obvious Cambodian trump cards: no golden beaches, no capital city buzz, no Angkor Wat. But then neither does it suffer from congested traffic, coach loads of tourists, or hordes of touts. In fact, Cambodia’s second largest city is one in perfect balance – it’s bustling yet friendly and interesting without being overwhelming. Underneath its sleepy persona is a bubbling undercurrent of creativity, often fuelled by the expat community. A smattering of arty boutique hotels, quirky cafés and innovative...