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Keep reading our Cambodia travel guide to learn more about this Southeast Asian country. You’ll get ideas on how to make the most out of your trip to the Kingdom of Wonder.

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Cambodia: The Kingdom of Wonder

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Cambodia is a small country located in Southeast Asia. Cambodia is bordered by Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and The Gulf of Thailand. The coastline is over 430 km long, much of which is undisturbed mangroves.

Nearly 10% of Cambodia’s 15 million people live in the capital, Phnom Penh. Over 90% of the country practices Theravada Buddhism, whose teachings come from the “Doctrine of the Elders”. The remaining 10% practice Christianity or Islam.

Even though Cambodia is relatively flat, the country is home to a few mountain ranges. The most well-known are the Elephant, the Cardamon, and the Dangrek Mountains.

Cambodia is also home to the mighty Mekong River as well as Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake, the Tonle Sap.

The Kingdom of Wonder is the perfect name for Cambodia despite its sordid and bloody past. The horrible story of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge is of great value to travelers and the world.

Now, Cambodia’s tourism industry has been steadily growing with over 5 million foreign visitors each year. This growth is helping Cambodia improve and turn itself into a popular travel destination.

Keep reading our Cambodia travel guide to learn more about this Southeast Asian country. You’ll get ideas on how to make the most out of your trip to the Kingdom of Wonder.

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Cambodia’s Must Visit Attractions

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Angkor Wat

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Koh Rong

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Botum Sakor National Park

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The Tonle Sap

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Angkor Wat

Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument in the world and also attracts the largest number of travelers to Cambodia. The temple of Angkor Wat, located in the Angkor Complex was originally built to honor the Hindu god, Vishnu. Angkor Wat ended up becoming a Buddhist temple towards the end of the 12th century. Angkor Wat is the most recognized temple in Cambodia and has become a symbol for the country. It’s even on the national flag! The temple walls of Angkor Wat are actually pieces of art. Scenes depicting intricate stories from Hindu and Buddhist sagas were carved into the walls.

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Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21)

Also known as The Killing Fields, this was once one of the many mass graves used by the Khmer Rouge. They executed over one million people during the regime between 1975 and 1979. The glass monument here has over 5,000 human skulls, bones, and murder weapons on display. Tuol Sleng tells the story of the Cambodian genocide. At one time Tuol Sleng was a high school yet it was transformed into a torture and interrogation center housing prisoners of the Khmer Rouge. Millions of people were slaughtered under the Khmer Rouge, their slogan being, “To spare you is no profit, to destroy you is no loss.” That quote just goes to show you how cruel and callous the regime was. Pol Pot, a ruthless dictator, ordered the killing of lawyers, doctors, scientists, teachers, and monks. He ordered the killings of pretty much anyone he deemed educated. Entire families were forced from their homes and onto farms, working long, brutal hours with little or no food. During this terrible moment in history, one-fifth of Cambodia’s population was lost. To honor and remember all the lives lost, Tuol Sleng transformed yet again. This time, into a museum to remind the world of what happened. This is a must visit while traveling through Cambodia.

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Koh Rong

Koh Rong is the largest of Cambodia’s islands and the most visited. There is a big nightlife scene if you are looking for a party. There are also coral reefs, white sand beaches, and hills covered in forest to explore during the day.

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Botum Sakor National Park

Botum Sakor is Cambodia’s largest national park and is located near the Gulf of Thailand. Botum Sokor is covered with evergreen forests, grasslands, mangroves and swamp forests. This park contains a ton of diverse flora and fauna. Actually, most of the land in Botum Sokor National Park is still unstudied and undocumented! Take a trip here to possibly see 44 rare animal species such as Sunda pangolin, Bengal slow loris, Indochinese lutung, hog deer, dhole, fishing cat, Asian elephant, large-toothed ferret badger, hairy-nosed and the smooth-coated otter, sambar deer, large-spotted civet, pileated gibbon and the Indochinese tiger. There have also been some undocumented sightings of the Sun and Moon bear. Botum Sokor is also home to plenty of unique amphibians like the Mortensen’s frog and the spine-glanded mountain frog. Snakes like the king cobra and the Malay pit viper are very common to the park. So, tread carefully and maybe you’ll make it out alive with a newly discovered species!

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The Tonle Sap

The Tonle Sap is the largest freshwater lake located in Southeast Asia. This unique lake reverses its flow with the dry and rainy seasons. Cambodian locals, unafraid of the water, have built floating villages to accommodate the lakes changing tides. The Tonle Sap has one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world and is home to quite a few endangered species. Plenty of unique creatures like the spot-billed pelican, the Bengal florican, grey-headed fish eagle, and the Manchurian reed-warbler have made the Tonle Sap their home. The UNESCO biosphere calls the lake an ecological hotspot.

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Popular Cambodian Cities

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Phnom Penh

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Siem Reap

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Sihanoukville

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Kep

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Phnom Penh

Located on the banks of the Mekong, Tonle Sap, and the Bassac rivers is “The Pearl of Asia”, aka Phnom Penh. Phnom Penh is now the capital city of Cambodia. As legend has it, Phnom Penh became a Cambodian city after a woman made a spiritual discovery in the area. She found a tree floating in a river near Phnom Penh. Inside of the tree, she found four Buddha statues and one Vishnu statue. The woman believed this to be a sign and built her house on a nearby hill. This led to the creation of Phnom Penh.

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Siem Reap

Siem Reap is a major touristic city because of the majestic Angkor Temple Complex. That’s not all that you’ll find in this cozy, little city. There are plenty of places to discover in and outside of town. To cater to the large amounts of tourists that pass through Siem Reap every year are plenty restaurants, hotels, resorts, and bars. Don’t let the busy and bustling city center fool you. A short tuk-tuk ride in any direction will take you into Cambodia’s beautiful countryside. Get outside and explore lotus farms, small villages, and rice paddies.

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Sihanoukville

Located off of the Gulf of Thailand, Sihanoukville is one the most popular beach destinations in Cambodia. Sihanoukville is known for its sandy, white beaches, insane backpacker parties, and easily accessible islands.

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Kampot & Kep

Kampot is a quiet town, home to Cambodia’s famous black pepper farms. Kampot also has an elaborate cave system surrounding itself that you can go explore. I don’t want to say too much but, you may still find temples inside! Southwest of Kampot, only 30 minutes away, you’ll discover a picturesque fishing village called Kep. Kep is where you’ll taste the freshest seafood that you’ve had in your life. The area is also well-known for having the best soft-shell and hard-shell crabs in Cambodia. Everything is fished daily, right out of the ocean. If you wanted to, you could follow the fishermen on their quest. Take some of the bounty that you all gathered at the end and eat on the beach. You’ll be hard pressed to find fresher seafood than the local restaurants in Kep.

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Cambodia’s Beach Hotspots

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Ochheuteal Beach

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Otres Beach

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Sokha Beach

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Serendipity Beach

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Ochheuteal & Serendipity Beaches

Ochheuteal and Serendipity Beaches are some of the busiest areas of Sihanoukville. They are modern beaches with plenty of character. Maybe you’ll see some Khmer kids playing in the water or maybe you’ll see a fire show. You never know!

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Otres Beach

Otres beach used to be a deserted paradise. With few travelers, gorgeous beaches, and plenty of sun this area was once a hidden gem. Now, it has transformed into something like Ochheuteal beach with shops and cafes popping up everywhere.

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Sokha Beach

Sokha is the cleanest and best-looking beach in Sihanoukville but, … Yes, there is bad news. Well, maybe not if you booked your stay at Sokha Beach Resort! Most of Sokha beach is owned by Sokha Beach Resort. If you aren’t a guest you may be chased away by security guards.

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The Tropical Islands of Cambodia

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Koh Rong Sanloem

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Koh Ta Kiev

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Ko Russey/Bamboo Island

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Koh Rong Sanloem

Koh Rong Sanloem is like Koh Rong but smaller and less developed. The Wonderful Wildlife Sanloem project protects this quaint, cozy island. Even with its small size, you will still be able to find a place to stay on this island suiting any type of budget. When visiting Koh Rong Sanloem, stick to outdoorsy activities or you’ll get bored soon. Hiking, cycling, kayaking, and diving are all available to get your adrenaline pumping!

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Koh Ta Kiev

Koh Ta Kiev is one of the closest islands to Sihanoukville at about 4 km away from the coast of Otres Beach.

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Ko Russey/Bamboo Island

This is the island for visiting surfers and you have to take a 30-minute boat ride to get to the break. There are no board rentals here so make sure to bring your own. For accommodation, you’ll find bungalows as well as places to camp.

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Popular Outdoor Attractions in Cambodia

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Mondulkiri Project

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Kratie

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Phnom Kulen National Park

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Kirirom National Park

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Mondulkiri Project

The Mondulkiri Project is an NGO started by Mr. Tree. He made an agreement with tribe leaders to control a large area of forest near Sen Monorom. Mr. Tree turned this area into an elephant sanctuary. Here, you can walk and trek through Cambodia’s thick jungle with a pretty big companion. The elephants at the Mondulkiri Project are bought from places that use them for hard labor and rides for tourists.

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Kratie

Kratie is actually pronounced kra-che. This peaceful riverside town is one of the less touristy spots in Cambodia. While in Kratie, make sure not to miss the glorious sunrises and sunsets over the mighty Mekong River. This is also the only place in the world where you can find the extremely rare Irrawaddy Dolphin. Did you know that there are only around 80 of these dolphins left!

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National Parks

There are seven national parks in Cambodia that are open to the public. If you are an outdoors person, you will fall in love with these areas. Lush flora, rare creatures, and amazing hidden spots everywhere! Many places haven’t been fully explored yet! Are you up for the task!

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Kep National Park

Kep National Park is great for hiking with its various tracks and trails over a small mountain range. Enjoy the view over the Gulf of Thailand when you reach the top.

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Kirirom National Park

You will find Kirirom National Park in the Cardamom Mountains. It was Cambodia’s first national park. It’s a popular place for hikers with plenty of paths leading you to lakes and waterfalls.

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Phnom Kulen National Park

Phnom Kulen is a great place to visit when in Siem Reap. This national park has many attractions including waterfalls, archaeological sites, and statues.

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Preah Monivong National Park

Preah Monivong National Park is located in the Damrei Mountains and most of the park is over 3,000 feet above sea level! Are you ready for the heights! The park also has a luxury resort built on top.

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Virachey National Park

Even as Virachey National Park gets protection from ASEAN, it’s still in danger of being destroyed through illegal logging. This park is deep in the jungles of Cambodia, which makes it mostly unexplored. There are a ton of things to discover like waterfalls, temples, and wild animals!

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Popular Cambodian Cultural Attractions

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Preah Vihear Temple

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Bayon Temple

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Koh Ker

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Wat Preah Keo

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Preah Vihear Temple

Preah Vihear is an ancient Khmer temple located in the Dangrek mountains. To be more specific, Preah Vihear is on top of Pey Tadi, a 1,700-foot cliff. Climbing up here gives you an amazing vantage point!

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Bayon Temple

The ancient Bayon temple is highly regarded for its stone faces. There are over 200 faces carved into the stone walls looking out over the country!

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Koh Ker

Koh Ker temple is a bit less touristy than the rest, due to its location in the Cambodian jungle. Koh Ker is one of the few sites that can be visited in the area by tourists as other locations haven’t been de-mined yet. Inscriptions found at the temple tell us that Koh Ker was once the capital of the ancient Khmer Empire from 928-944 AD. Apparently, there were over 10,000 people living there!

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Banteay Srei

Banteay Srei is a red, sandstone temple with extravagant carvings, still distinguishable today. Many of the carvings are depictions of wars, gods, and goddesses. Banteay Srei is sometimes referred to as the “citadel of the women” or “citadel of beauty”.

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Wat Preah Keo

Wat Preah Keo is known by many names. It has also been called the Silver Pagoda, the Temple of Emerald, and the Crystal Buddha. This site houses many of Cambodia’s national treasures. Many of the national treasures are gold and jeweled Buddha statues. You can even find a life-sized gold Buddha covered with more than 9,000 diamonds!

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National Museum of Cambodia

Tucked away in the capital Phnom Penh, you’ll discover Cambodia’s largest museum. The National Museum of Cambodia has the world’s largest collection of Khmer art. The museum also preserves Cambodian culture and traditions, mostly for religious purposes.

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Bokor Hill Station

Built in the 1920’s by French colonists, the Bokor Hill Station has since been abandoned. Bokor Hill Station had plans to become a small town and a luxury resort on top of Bokor Mountain. However, due to the sites remote location, 900 people died during the construction. You will still be able to find a small temple at the top.

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Cambodia’s Weather and Seasons

Do you check the weather before you travel?

I hope so, especially if you’re headed to Southeast Asia. Most countries here, including Cambodia, have only two seasons: Dry and Wet

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There is the dry season from October to April. And rainy season from May to September. Just so you know, both of these seasons are hot! The temperature does cool off a bit between November and February. Coincidentally, November also marks the beginning of high season.

High season is when the majority of tourists start making their way to the Kingdom of Wonder. Expect everything to be busy!

If you don’t want to be overwhelmed by fellow travelers, I recommend traveling during the rainy season.

Cambodia’s rainy season is also known as the low season. This is when there are the least amount of tourists coming into the country. Many places lower their prices to attract the few travelers actually here. Traveling during the rainy season can be a great experience but, you need to prepare for possible heavy rains. Personally, I love traveling during this time as all of the vegetation is lush and green. Popular places are empty and much better to enjoy. And it can be a fun experience huddling up next to locals trying to get out of the rain.

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Holidays In Cambodia

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Water Festival

Each November, millions of Cambodians travel to Siem Reap and Phnom Penh to celebrate the reversing of water flow in the Tonle Sap. Villagers craft boats of various colors to race on the river. The Water Festival is one of the more frenzied festivals because so many people come to watch the races.

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Khmer New Year

Khmer New Year is one of Cambodia’s most important holidays. as it marks the end of harvest season. Most cities shut down for a week so people can spend time with their families.

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Pchum Ben

Pchum Ben is a 15-day holiday honoring the dead. Pchum Ben starts at the end of September and runs through October. During this time, many Cambodians make offerings and pray for their ancestors.

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Independence Day

November 9th marks the day Cambodia gained independence from French colonization in 1953. A ceremony takes place in the morning at the Independence Monument and as the day closes, a firework show is displayed over the Chatomak River.

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Cambodia is quickly becoming a major travel destination in Southeast Asia.

Why?

Simply because Cambodia offers something for everyone. You can get lost in Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville. Or trek out into the wild jungles. Maybe you just want to sip on a cocktail at Otres beach. Or go on an adventure through ancient Khmer ruins. Some people come to discover rare animal species. While others prefer to discover the culture and traditions of the Khmer people. No matter what you want to get out of your vacation; you can find it in the Kingdom of Wonder.

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Cambodia | Travel Guide

Cambodia: The Kingdom of Wonder

Cambodia’s Must Visit Attractions

Angkor Wat

Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21)

Koh Rong

Botum Sakor National Park

The Tonle Sap

Popular Cambodian Cities

Phnom Penh

Siem Reap

Sihanoukville

Kampot & Kep

Cambodia’s Beach Hotspots

Ochheuteal & Serendipity Beaches

Otres Beach

Sokha Beach

The Tropical Islands of Cambodia

Koh Rong Sanloem

Koh Ta Kiev

Ko Russey/Bamboo Island

Popular Outdoor Attractions in Cambodia

Mondulkiri Project

Kratie

National Parks

Kep National Park

Kirirom National Park

Phnom Kulen National Park

Preah Monivong National Park

Virachey National Park

Popular Cambodian Cultural Attractions

Preah Vihear Temple

Bayon Temple

Koh Ker

Banteay Srei

Wat Preah Keo

National Museum of Cambodia

Bokor Hill Station

Cambodia’s Weather and Seasons

Holidays In Cambodia

Water Festival

Khmer New Year

Pchum Ben

Independence Day

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South Asia

South Asia

Middle East

South America