Cambodia travel guide

Mondulkiri, an eastern province of Cambodia, is chock full of natural beauty with the lush green rolling hills, thickly forested mountains and majestic waterfalls. Although being the largest province in Cambodia it is the most sparsely populated one in the entire country. When you go to visit Mondulkiri, obviously one of the most spectacular towns...

You are taking a vacation in Phnom Penh, attracted by its beauty, but, somehow, you feel fatigued from the hustle and bustle of the city life? Then take a day out to the nearby tranquil Koh Dach Island. The charming Koh Dach, known as Silk Island by foreigners, or Mekong Island is just about 15...

Kompong Krei Bridge was known as its original name “Spean Preah Toeus” which means “The Bridge of indication” in Khmer language. This bridge is an attractive destination tourists cannot ignore when visiting Siem Reap – the former capital of the ancient kingdom of Angkor in Cambodia. It is located on Highway No.6 – the main...

Bokor Mountain is located in Kampot Province of Cambodia. The Khmer named this mountain is Bokor because the mountain looks like the hunchback on the back of the cow at a distance. With 1080m height, the pristine woodland and fog throughout the year have made it become the only resorts in Cambodia. Bokor is compared...

Tourists must be deeply impressed by traditional and ancient beauty of countries in Indochina Peninsula like Kingdom of Cambodia. Setting your foot here, you will stand a chance of exploring and enjoying distinctive architectural designs of Royal Palace, temples or pagodas that feature Khmer culture. However, this time, just leave all of them behind and...

On arriving in Thailand, you should not miss a chance to visit a special market named Damnoen Saduak by boats in Nowadays Damnoen Saduak, a provincial district of Rajburi Province. This 100-year-old floating market is one of the most photogenic spots in this tropical country. Damnoen Saduak is about 100 kilometers in the south of...

An annual festival that features the cultural colors of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups through their New Year celebrations will take place at the Culture-Tourism Village of Vietnamese Ethnic Groups in Hanoi from February 15-17. During the event, which will be hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, visitors can take part in a...