Cambodia’s idyllic islands and miles of glistening white sands are slowly gaining the attention of the world’s beach lovers.
Sihanoukville is the most famous and largest of these coastal towns. But it retains a sleepy charm that makes it a great place to relax for a few days.
The south coast’s place in the Gulf of Thailand makes it the perfect spot for snorkelling, scuba diving, or for sitting back and enjoying the laid back vibe.
Here you discover an alluring cafe culture, bustling bars and world-class food. The city’s mix of old and new never fails to charm.
Phnom Penh offers many cultural and historical attractions. Among these is the gleaming Royal Palace, built in 1866. With its magnificent Khmer-style spires and pavilions, the beauty of this ornate building dominates the skyline.
Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum situated in a former school building and the infamous killing fields where the Khmer Rouge tortured and killed prisoners brings Cambodia’s chilling history to life. A visit here offers a moving glimpse into the struggles faced by all in Cambodia between 1975 and 1979.
Cambodia’s idyllic islands and miles of glistening white sands are slowly gaining the attention of the world’s beach lovers.
Sihanoukville is the most famous and largest of these coastal towns. But it retains a sleepy charm that makes it a great place to relax for a few days.
The south coast’s place in the Gulf of Thailand makes it the perfect spot for snorkelling, scuba diving, or for sitting back and enjoying the laid back vibe.











