Magnificent beaches

Sihanouk ville is situated about 230 km off the South-West of Phnom Penh. This tropical beach is clean warm with exceptionally clear sea-water and glittering white sand naturally decorated by splendid rock. The tranquil water is perfect for swimming, sunbathing or just relaxing after tiring visits to Angkor. If you want to see natural view and get clean fresh air and extraordinary delicious seafood, Sihanouk ville has it all. The varieties of accommodations and restaurants are available in a reasonable price. It takes about 3 hours to journey from Phnom Penh to Sihanouk Ville on a comfortable luxury air-conditioned bus. You will enjoy the wonderful natural view of mountain, forest, valley along the road, which all makes your journey the unforgettable one.

Kompong thom

Kompong Thom is about 170 km away from Phnom Penh. About 3 hours drive along National Road Number 6 we will reach there. Kompong Thom is one of the five provinces, surrounding Tonle Sap Lake. About 35 km from the town you can visit Sambo Prei Kuk group of temples from 7^th century in Pre-Angkorian period.

Sen monorom

At about 16,000 sq km, Sen Monorom, the capital of Mondulkiri, is one of Cambodia's largest provinces. Home to some 30,000 people, the villages and tribes are scattered throughout the mountainous region.

The spectacular Sen Monorom Waterfall is easily accessible from the town of Sen Monorom. This province is renowned for its breath-taking scenery.

Krong koh kong

Located west of Phnom Penh, part of the Koh Kong province forms the Thailand-Cambodia border. This proximity allows visitors to sample both Thai and Khmer culture and cuisine.

Koh Kong forms Cambodia's most extensive coastline and is a delight for those who enjoy fishing, snorkelling or simply exploring the sweeping bays, tropical forests and surrounding tropical islands.

A quiet boat trip on the waters will take the visitor to the mangrove swamps in the vicinity, reputed to be some of the world's most impressive.

Battambang

Situated about 292 km from Phnom Penh, Battambang is the second largest city in Cambodia. Quiet and serene, it was founded on the banks of the Stung Sangker river in the 11^th century.

It is home to interesting historical sites like Wat Ek, a temple built by Suryavarman I in the 11^th century, Wat Toul Baset which dates back to the 7^th century and Wat Po Veal Museum which displays Khmer art.

Stung treng

Stung Treng is about 300 km from Phnom Penh and 40 km south of the Laos border. It lies on the eastern bank of the Mekong river. The population is a mix of Khmer, Laos and Thai people who make a living through fishing, trading and other related activities.

Stung Treng will mesmerise the adventurous visitors and photography enthusiasts with its many rapids, waterfalls and different bird species.

Banlung

Banlung is the Capital of Nattanakiri province, and approximately 600 km north-east of Phnom Penh. The area is best known for its exciting eco-tourism opportunities.

It is home to hill tribes like the Jorais, Kreungs and Tampuans, who live an isolated life carrying on traditions that have endured through time. Wildlife is plentiful, with many varieties of flora and fauna. Tigers, which roam freely in the deep jungles, are a protected specie.