City and town Kampot
A welcoming riverside base for Bokor, pepper farms, limestone countryside and Cambodia’s southern coast.
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HeritageAngkor and Siem Reap
City lifePhnom Penh
Coast and countrysideKampot and Kep
Art and countrysideBattambang
NatureThe Mekong at Kratie
Forest journeyCardamom Mountains
Ready-made starting points: First time at Angkor 3 days in Siem Reap 2 days in Phnom Penh Kampot and Kep together Two weeks in Cambodia
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City and town A welcoming riverside base for Bokor, pepper farms, limestone countryside and Cambodia’s southern coast.
Province Cliff-top Preah Vihear Temple and forested Koh Ker reward travellers who give northern Cambodia enough time.
Island and beach Choose the right beach and experience Cambodia’s best-known island through sea, forest and community—not sand alone.
Island and beach A compact coastal retreat for seafood, sea views, national-park walks and weather-dependent trips to nearby islands.
City and town A calm riverside city with historic architecture, a nationally important arts scene and easy access to rice fields, villages, temples and Phnom Sampov.
City and town Cambodia’s riverside capital brings together royal heritage, Khmer art, markets, food, memorial sites and fast-changing urban life.
City and town A welcoming base for Angkor, Siem Reap also brings together riverside life, Cambodian food, creative workshops, markets, countryside and journeys toward Tonlé Sap and Phnom Kulen.
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