Phnom Penh

Old city of Cambodia, established in 1431 when Ancient Capital of Angkor was abandoned. According to a legend, Phnom Penh was erected at the confluence of Mekong and Tonle Sap River by Madam Don Penh who was a noble woman. She had found a flooded tree’s trunk which floated from Mekong River at her River bank. A hill was built up for installing the 4 Buddha statues which were found on the trunk. Th

Siem Reap

Siem Reap is a very popular tourist destination in Cambodia. As the gateway to the famous Ankgor temples in the region the city is the best place to stop for supplies and to soak up a bit in local culture before heading off into the lush countryside of Cambodia.

Siem Reap is a province of Cambodia and it is kocated in the North Western side of the country. Siem refers to Siam, and Reap mean

Preah Sihanouk Province

Sihanouk Ville known as “Kampong Som” province is located along the sea and South Western side of Cambodia. It takes about 4 hours by bus from Phnom Penh and it is 250 kilometers. Sihanouk Ville is gradually developed, and a few new towns are under construction. This only international seaport of Sihanouk Ville makes Cambodia develop faster, now it also serves as a port for import, export cargos a

Battambang

Battambang is the largest rice grange of Cambodia; it is located to the west of Tonle Sap Lake and in the Northeastern side of Cambodia. It is the second city with the best preserve of French period constructions. The Markets, Museum, pagodas and houses of Battambang are ancient. This province was controlled by the Thai until 1907 after the French took back this province from Thailand. Many of pag