The Jewels Of Kingdom

It’s very beautiful place and full of history. The entrance fee is $10 USD and a tour guide it’s ten dollars as well. I will recommend do it with someone explain you everything, it’s more interesting

So much of Angkor Wat World Heritage site is amazing, but this temple is a stand out. Experience for 4 faced god!

I was down in here a few weeks back. The scale of the waterfall is such that I made sure to include people in the picture to provide a reference. There are some people selling various items. It's peaceful. Not at all crowded when I came through.

A GREAT place for both photography and meditation when there are not too many noisy tourists around! Go early or be patient to let big groups of tourists do their things first. Normally, they don’t stay long.

It's a must see if you are in Phnom Penh. The royal palace and surrounding area are well preserved. Visiting with a guide is recommended!

This prison which used to be a high school is located downtown Phnom Penh. Minimal entrance fee plus headphone rental a must. You can see the interrogation and torture rooms and listen and read firsthand comments by the victims. One of the survivors is there selling his book. What Pol Pot and his cohorts did in 3-1/2 years is unmentionable. Cambodian history is painful and you have to feel for them, as it was only 40 years ago. Don’t miss this opportunity to relive history that we only read about.

The extent that these people went to torture people is unbelievable. N to think that all these happened in the last decade.if looked properly one could also see some of the remnants of the last executions out there.

Aside from the large number of tourists visiting this site at the same type, the ruins of Ta Prohm temple are amazing. Angkor was abandoned at the end of the 15th century and trees has been growing in every directions inside the site. The amazing roots combined with the temple ruins are must visit in Siem Reap.

Great Tour. One of the oldest temples in the world. Great Artwork and Handing carvings. Spent most of the day as it was so gorgeous

This waterfall is about 4.5km further on from Kachang waterfall and in total is about 11km from Ban Lung. t’s another waterfall on the exact same river, just further downstream. To get there, take the right turn about 200m before you reach the Kachang waterfall. The Katieng waterfall is about 10 metres in height and located in a very beautiful and serene forest setting.What you’ll love about it is that it’s possible to descend to the river below and clamber across the rocks and boulders that lie underneath the waterfall’s overhang. There are long vines and creepers dangling into the cave behind the waterfall from the cliffs above. Do read our in-depth guide on our website to Banlung to visit this wonderful waterfall and do some more stuff in and around Banlung. Website link given in the profile.

This waterfall is worth the visit. The road isn't good so if you go by tuk tuk you may need to walk the last 300m or so. The waterfall is in an interesting geological formation which has resulted in a cave forming into the cliff faces both sides of the water. Even more rewarding is feeding the elephant who lives there. For those who wish to ride you can however that's not our thing. She is a beautiful creature with amazing eyes and appears to be well cared for. The food is cheap so we enjoyed feeding and patting her.

This is a lovely building to visit - specially as it's still an 'operational' palace! The day we were there staff were setting up for a function so we couldn't enter one area but none the less it was spectacular. Beware the big swarms of tourist groups. Try going early to avoid them and the heat.

I have been to visit Royal Palace in Phnom Penh. It’s a Wonderful Place and worth to pay for 10$ entrance fee with my half day tour there. The building with a nice architecture with included encrusted Buddha and silver floor.

Visited this one during high rainfall from the day before. The volume and sound were impressive and you can really go up close crawling over the carved out rocks. Behind we couldn't because there was too much water and very strong. Road to waterfall can be muddy :-)

We had only a small idea of what went on in Cambodia's recent history, and felt that we should visit Tuol Sleng (S21). The audio guide is a must - very powerful to hear the stories as you go through the rooms, and so heartbreaking. At the end I felt drained, emotionally and physically. Every visitor to Cambodia needs to see and hear this history so we can stop it happening anywhere else in the world.

We really enjoyed our tour of this Palace. It was very well kept and full of colour. The buildings and landscape are amazing. There is plenty to see and admire here so give yourself plenty of time to take it all in. I would put this as a must see in Phnom Penh.

It’s very beautiful place and full of history. The entrance fee is $10 USD and a tour guide it’s ten dollars as well. I will recommend do it with someone explain you everything, it’s more interesting

So much of Angkor Wat World Heritage site is amazing, but this temple is a stand out. Experience for 4 faced god!

I was down in here a few weeks back. The scale of the waterfall is such that I made sure to include people in the picture to provide a reference. There are some people selling various items. It's peaceful. Not at all crowded when I came through.

A GREAT place for both photography and meditation when there are not too many noisy tourists around! Go early or be patient to let big groups of tourists do their things first. Normally, they don’t stay long.