Siem Reap is the gateway to the famous UNESCO World Heritage Site of Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world, and other temple ruins nearby. As soon as you feel 'templed out', visit the markets, explore the French colonial architecture, experience the country life or cruise across the nearby Tonle Sap lake. There is a lot to do and see in Siem Reap and there is something for every kind of traveller!

Cambodia's second largest city is a merge between eventful and relaxing- its sleepy exterior has a lot in store underneath. The creative atmosphere, the affordable boutique accommodation and great restaurants, surrounded by lush surroundings with distant temples is worth experiencing. There's plenty to do and see in and around Battambang. Visit the Killing Caves of Phnom Sampeau as well as the famous Bat Cave, take a ride on the fun 'bamboo' train or simply enjoy the less touristy life!

Once called the Pearl of Asia, Phnom Penh was marred by the impact left behind by war and revolution. Yet, like a phoenix, it has risen from the ashes to become the hip and happening capital of Cambodia. It is known for its impressive culture and architecture, religious significance, pre and post colonial history, royal heritage and its nightlife! And whenever you had enough of the city life, you can simply hop on a ferry across the Mekong to experience simpler country life and nature.

This enchanting little town is known primarily for its pepper plantations and salt fields. Its crumbling architecture is as historically significant as beautiful, and the slow pace of life allures many travellers.With the the French colonial-era Old Governor's mansion or Traditional Music School, there are plenty of sightseeing options. And nature lovers can go kayaking on the river or trekking in Bokor National Park.

White sands, tranquil coves and coral reefs, Koh Rong is the beach island of your dreams! Be it snorkelling, watching the glow of bioluminescent plankton or dancing the night away, Koh Rong is a must for all the beach bums out there. Only 45 minutes by speedboat from the coast line of Sihanoukville, this island is definitely the more serene spot for a beach holiday. And if you'd like to have it even more secluded, visit one of the many smaller islands around during a boat trip.

Return to the capital to catch your flight home.