Few countries contain structures as gobsmacking as the Angkor temple complex in northwestern Cambodia. The quaint capital of Phnom Penh boasts tree-lined avenues and architecture from the French era. A bevy of great rooms awaits at HotelTravel.com.



Few countries in the world offer the kind of fascinating intrigue that Cambodia does. Seemingly ill-fated since the fall of the Khmer empire in 1431, the country has only recently thrown off eras of despotism and plundering by its neighbours- even France- to quietly emerge as an important international tourist destination. Despite noticeable progress in the way of accommodation and infrastructure, Cambodia offers just enough exoticness to excite travellers who enjoy a touch of adventure. Most of the past concerns regarding safety expressed to visitors have dissipated, though, and have left behind one of the most interesting cultures in the world to visit and explore.
The crown jewel of Cambodia is the Angkor Wat. One of the true wonders of the world, this temple is the main reason tourists come to Cambodia, as it is over 800 years old. Fused by Hindu and Buddhist influences, the Angor Wat is a masterpiece of traditional Khmer architecture and has helped make the nearby city of Siam Reap a major tourist destination for travellers to Southeast Asia. Siam Reap offers a wide variety of accommodation, ranging from five star luxury hotels and resorts to family-friendly guesthouses.
If nature and temples are not your preference, Cambodia offers a wide variety of pursuits, from sporting activities to festivals such as the Bom Om Tuk festival, which celebrates the end of the wet season in early November. An amazing country which features friendly people and fascinating landscape, Cambodia also has deep jungles, deserted beaches, and all manner of national parks, such as Bokar and Virachay.
Charming Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s capital, offers interesting blends of architecture, thanks to its days as part of colonial France. Its time as a colony imbued the city with many French influences in its buildings and food. Many visitors start and end their journey to Cambodia in this city, known as the “Pearl of Asia” in the 1920’s, as it offers a wide selection of modern hotels and excellent restaurants, as well as a flashy nightlife.
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A stunning country highlighted by friendly people and amazing landscapes that has weathered a difficult history, Cambodia is home of the magnificent Angkor Wat and other temples.
Cambodia is not typically thought of as a top destination for children’s activities. Nevertheless, there are things to do that will amuse children and add to their cultural experience if you arrive here on a family holiday. There are ways for children to enjoy Angkor Wat with carefully planned itineraries and lots of cooling snacks, as well as a trip in a hot-air balloon. Alternatively, you can opt to take the little ones swimming, bowling or go-karting.

New Year's Day: just as in the rest of the world, this is a day of rest after a night of festivities.
Cambodia offers much for the sightseer and adventurer. From the famed Angkor Wat, the largest ancient temple in the world, to museums and galleries, there is something for everyone.

Air travellers enter Cambodia through Phnom Penh’s Pochentong Airport or Siem Reap Angkor International Airport. Both airports are quite modern. The two-storey one in Phnom Penh even offers a First/Business Class Lounge on the first floor at the International Terminal, near to the main boarding gates. Inside is an assortment of services and modern conveniences including wireless internet. Economy passengers can use the lounge for a nominal fee.

Banks:08:00 to 15:00, Monday to Friday
Shops: 08:00 to 20:00, daily
Markets: 06:00 to 17:00, daily
Government offices: 07:30 to 11:30 and 14:00 to 17:00, Monday to Friday
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