Cambodia Travel

Cambodia is more than Angkor Wat but one must admit, Angkor Wat is a big part of Cambodia. This amazing complex needs a couple of days to explore, at least, and few people can resist visiting it more than once. The countryside is beautiful, the food with its French influence is an exciting fusion of east and west, and each hotel is more luxurious than the last. A trip on the lake after a day spent sight-seeing is just about perfect, but go yourself, read all about it here.

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Kbal Chhay Waterfall, Sihanoukville's Undiscovered Attraction

Sihanoukville, Cambodia has alot to offer tourists but one attraction seems to be missed from the "must see" sights, Kbal Chhay Waterfall is spectacular.

Feb 8, 2012 – Chloe Batrick

Culinary Highlights of Sihanoukville, Cambodia's Beach Side Town

When it comes to food Sihanoukville has some hidden treasures and tradtional meals which will not only fill your stomach but also tickle your taste buds.

Feb 8, 2012 – Chloe Batrick

Angkor Wat 'Pride of Cambodia'

Just 15 minutes out of Siem Reap lies Angkor Wat a temple caught in a jungle time warp in an area known as the Angkor Region

Aug 29, 2011 – Parania Wilson

Experience Cambodia's Rabbit Island

After Angkor Wat, Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville, try an eco-friendly secluded beach holiday off the coast of Kep.

Jun 28, 2011 – Bennett Murray

Visiting Angkor Wat, Cambodia: What to See and Do

Angkor Wat is a vast complex and the visitor should travel beyond the main temple to discover more architectural gems.

Apr 22, 2011 – Mari Nicholson

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