Short guides to Cambodia’s best destinations — temples, cities, beaches, highlands and countryside
From the temples of Angkor to quiet islands, colonial towns and remote waterfalls — here is a clear overview of where to go in Cambodia. Click any destination for a full guide.

Gateway to the Angkor temples — Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm. Lively markets, good food and easy countryside trips.
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The capital: Royal Palace, National Museum, riverside life, markets and important modern-history sites.
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Mainland gateway to Koh Rong and Koh Rong Sanloem — white-sand beaches, snorkeling and island time.
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Riverside town with colonial streets, famous pepper farms, salt fields and day trips to Bokor Mountain.
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Quiet coastal town known for its crab market, seafood, relaxed beaches and boat trips to Rabbit Island.
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Charming colonial town with bamboo train, hilltop temples, bat caves and beautiful countryside.
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Dramatic clifftop UNESCO temple on the Dangrek Mountains, with sweeping views and remote atmosphere.
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Cardamom foothills, mangroves, waterfalls and eco-lodges — one of Cambodia’s wildest coastal regions.
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Cool highland province of waterfalls, pine hills, ethical elephant experiences and Bunong culture.
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Remote northeast with Yeak Laom volcanic lake, waterfalls, jungle and indigenous communities.
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Best place to see rare Irrawaddy dolphins on the Mekong, plus quiet riverside life and island cycling.
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Mekong town with Wat Nokor, rubber plantations and a relaxed riverside atmosphere.
Full guideGateway to Sambor Prei Kuk (UNESCO) — one of Southeast Asia’s oldest temple cities, plus quiet countryside.
Pottery villages and floating communities on the Tonle Sap — authentic rural life close to the capital.
Palm sugar production, Kirirom National Park pine forests and easy waterfall day trips from Phnom Penh.
Phnom Chisor hilltop temple, Angkor Borei archaeological sites and classic Cambodian rice-field scenery.
Former royal capital of Oudong with stupas and mountain views — popular half-day trip from Phnom Penh.
Access to the Cardamom Mountains and Tonle Sap floating villages; known for marble carving.
Northern gateway where the Mekong and Sekong meet — rivers, waterfalls and remote border scenery.
Former gem-mining area near the Thai border with scenic countryside and a quiet small-town feel.
Northern border province with markets, rural landscapes and access routes toward Thailand.
Remote northern province with rural temples, border markets and off-the-beaten-path landscapes.
Eastern agricultural province of rubber plantations, villages and authentic rural experiences.
Quiet eastern province of rice fields, pagodas and local markets — genuine rural Cambodia.
Border province with Bavet crossing to Vietnam, countryside scenery and local markets.