Siem Reap & Mekong Cruise

The Preah Vihear province is home to three of the most important legacies of the Angkorian era – the Prasat Preah Vihear Temple, the 10th century capital of Koh Ker and the relatively isolated Preah Khan temple.

Kampong Speu is a picturesque resort town, its name literally translating to ‘starfruit harbor’ in Khmer language. A 90-minute drive away from Phnom Penh, this serves as an ideal day trip or a weekend getaway.

Koh Krabey is a tropical island paradise off Cambodia’s southwestern coast, located just 15 minutes away by boat from Ream National Park’s pier in Sihanoukville.

Discover the jewel in the crown of Cambodian beach paradises! Beautifully framed by soft, snowy sand, the gentle waters of the Indian Ocean turn from emerald to turquoise and radiant blue, as the seasons change in the Gulf of Thailand.

Bask in the relaxed charm of Kampot! Nestled deep in the south of Cambodia, the many historical buildings of this city offer insight in a bygone era of French colonialism.

Mondulkiri, otherwise known as a the ‘Meeting of the Hills’, is located within the eastern highlands of Cambodia, and it is not only the country’s largest provinces, it is also the most sparsely populated and boasts a uniquely cool climate – in fact it can get chilly at night.

Kratie, pronounced kra-cheh, is one of four provinces in northeastern Cambodia. Located far enough away from popular destinations to attract the crowds, due to its relatively remote location, it is an interesting spot if you are looking for some tranquility.

Battambang is a province in the ‘heart of the Cambodian rice bowl’.

Kep is a quiet beach town in Southern Cambodia, located on a rugged but scenic coast with a small stretch of sand enveloped by mangrove forests.