Angkor Thom

The final and most resilient capital city of the Khmer Empire, established in the late 12th century.The southern entrance, distinguished by its four-faced tower, is preceded by rows of statues lining both sides of the causeway demons (asuras) on the right and gods (devas) on the left each group holding the body of a giant naga. Upon entering the heart of Angkor Thom, visitors will encounter various ancient structures. This southern gate has been preserved and restored more successfully than the other three gates of the city.

Bayon Temple

One of the greatest religious sites in the world, possessing complexity in both its structure and meaning.

Royal Palac

The Royal Palace of Cambodia is a palace located in Phnom Penh. It is a complex structure and serves as the royal residence of the King of Cambodia. Thai people often refer to this palace as “Khemarin Palace”.

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Siem Reap Night Market

A diverse collection of souvenirs, handicrafts, and clothing inspired by Angkor Wat, along with numerous food stalls and foot massage parlours

Chong Khneas Floating Village

This village is entirely composed of houses, schools, churches, and shops floating on the water, impressively showcasing the community's coexistence with the dramatic changes in the Tonlé Sap water level.

Kampong Khleang Floating Village

It is the largest and most highly traditional floating village on Tonle Sap Lake, noted for its use of towering wooden stilts over 10 meters