Cambodia, a country in Southeast Asia, has a long history and culture and is one of the most famous travel destinations.

In Cambodia, you can visit the famous ruins of Angkor and see temples of unparalleled size and grandeur in Southeast Asia; you also can visit Tonle Sap Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia (also known as the House on the Water), or you can see the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh - the former symbol of power and royal residence of the Kingdom of Cambodia. All of them are worth experiencing for tourists.

Of course, among the best places to visit in Cambodia are smaller towns and villages that offer the opportunity to experience a more traditional way of life, including trekking into the jungle and seeing more fascinating ancient ruins, where visitors can relax with these activities. Check out our list of attractions below, and we look forward to your trip to Cambodia.

1. Angkor Wat

 Angkor Wat is the best-preserved shrine in the ancient capital of Angkor, known for its architectural grandeur and detailed reliefs, and is the largest temple in the world. Angkor Wat is an important symbol of Cambodia and the Khmer nation. Since 1863, the Angkor Wat form has been a national symbol of Cambodia. Now Angkor Wat has become a tourist attraction.

Here you can watch the magnificent architecture, wander through the ancient streets and feel the exotic scenery that will slow you down.

2. Tabu Temple

The Tabu Temple is located about one kilometer east of Angkor City. The temple was built in 1186 as a memorial to his mother by Jayavaratnam VII. The temple is dedicated to the goddess of wisdom, Prajapuramitra, and is said to have been carved in the image of Jayavaratnam VII's mother. Today, the trees surround the building, making it a unique sight and a popular destination for tourists.

3. Bayon Temple

Bayon Temple also translated as Bayan Temple, means "beautiful pagoda"; the only Mahayana Buddhist temple located at the Angkor monument in Cambodia and the last state temple of the Khmer Empire, Bayon Temple, was built in 1219 by order of the Khmer King Jayavarman VII.

The most famous building here is the "smiling four-faced Buddha" carved in the image of Jayavarman VII on each pagoda, also known as the "Khmer smile," and the mysterious smile of the Buddha has become a famous landmark of Cambodia. They are attracting tourists to come and enjoy.

4. Phnom Penh Royal Palace

Phnom Penh Royal Palace is located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, east of Phnom Penh, facing the four-armed bay formed by the Mekong, Tonle Sap, and Pasak rivers. Phnom Penh Royal Palace is a complex of buildings that serves as a coronation hall for coronation ceremonies or royal events, a Buddhist temple, "Silver Pagoda" for royal Buddhist traditions, and a palace for Cambodian monarchs.

When visitors come here, they will be fascinated and shocked by the magnificent buildings. The palace gives a sense of nobility and majesty, and you can browse the monuments and see many artifacts.

For a better experience, visitors are advised to check the visiting hours and see if all places are open before visiting, wear long clothes and pants; It is not allowed to show arms and legs.

5. Tonle Sap

Tonle Sap Lake, commonly known as Phnom Penh Lake, is Southeast Asia's biggest freshwater lake. The lake here grows and shrinks considerably with the seasons.

Tonle Sap Lake is home to many Vietnamese and Cham people who dwell in floating communities surrounding the lake. When the weather is fine, the sky is blue, guests may take a boat trip around the region to appreciate the landscape and the tranquillity of being away from the city.

6. Sihanoukville

Sihanoukville, commonly known as Kampong Som, is a port city and beach resort in Thailand's Gulf. It is one of Cambodia's most popular tourist destinations, with white sand beaches and many unspoiled tropical islands among its most appealing qualities.

Visitors can rest and enjoy themselves here, but be prepared to battle crowds during peak season or weekend holidays.