CAMBODIA TOURS is proud to show you the attractions of Cambodia and help you plan a tailor-made tour itinerary together. “Experience the sights of jungle temples, the sounds of waterfalls, and relaxation on white-sand beaches. Enjoy a boat cruise to a floating village at sunset, interact with the local people, spend a day exploring a lively market, taste a home-cooked meal, and breathe in the scent of fresh tropical fruit. Welcome to Cambodia, the Kingdom of Smiles!”

TOP CAMBODIA CITIES FOR SIGHTSEEING  TOURS:

Phnom Penh is the capital city of Cambodia, a busy riverside city. It sits where the Mekong, Tonle Sap, and Bassac rivers meet. It mixes old French colonial shophouses with modern buildings and you should visit it to experience its royal heritage, important historical sites, and lively local food culture:

• The Royal Palace: The official home of the King. It features golden roofs and the Silver Pagoda with over 5,000 silver floor tiles.
• Tuol Sleng Museum (S-21): A former school used as a prison during the Khmer Rouge era. It preserves a vital piece of modern history.
• The Killing Fields (Choeung Ek): A memorial site located about 30 to 40 minutes outside the city center.
• National Museum: Holds a massive collection of ancient stone statues and Angkor-era artifacts.
• Central Market (Psar Thmey): A giant yellow dome building filled with clothes, jewelry, and local goods

Siem Reap is worth visiting because it serves as the gateway to the magnificent Angkor Wat temple complex and offers a vibrant blend of rich history, incredible food, and warm local culture. Unlike many bustling Southeast Asian mega-cities, Siem Reap preserves a charming, low-rise town atmosphere surrounded by peaceful rice fields and friendly local villages:

• Ancient Temples: Explore world-famous UNESCO World Heritage sites like the massive Angkor Wat, the smiling stone faces of Bayon, and the jungle-entwined ruins of Ta Prohm.
• Waterfall and Jungle trekking: A scenic waterfall located in a sacred national park of Kulen mountain north of the city.
• Tonle Sap Lake: Visit local floating villages and stilted houses on Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake.
• Nightlife and Markets: Shop for local handicrafts at the Angkor Night Market or experience the lively energy, restaurants, and music around Pub Street.
• Arts and Entertainment: Watch breathtaking nightly performances by the Phare Cambodian Circus or enjoy traditional Apsara dance shows.
• Food Scene: Taste authentic Khmer cuisine, including traditional fish amok and vibrant street food.

Battambang is Cambodia’s second-largest city, situated along the peaceful Sangker River in western Cambodia. It sits at the center of rich agricultural lands known as the country’s top rice-producing region and well-preserved French colonial architecture:

• Colonial Architecture & Vibe: The city features some of the best-preserved French colonial buildings in Cambodia, offering a relaxed, slow-paced atmosphere compared to major tourist hubs.
• The Bamboo Train: Ride the famous makeshift bamboo flatcars (norry) along legacy railway tracks through the countryside.
• Phnom Sampeau & Bat Cave: Hike up Phnom Sampeau to see shrines and the historical Killing Caves, then watch over a million bats stream out into the sunset.
• Thriving Art Scene: Explore independent art spaces and galleries like Make Maek and Sammaki that drive Cambodia’s modern contemporary art movement.
• Scenic Countryside & Cycling: Cycle past emerald rice paddies and rural villages to see traditional local industries like rice paper and rice wine making.
• Ancient Temples: Visit nearby Angkorian ruins like Wat Banan on a hilltop and the riverside Wat Ek Phnom without the heavy crowds.

Kampot: A charming riverside town in southern Cambodia known for its relaxed atmosphere, French-colonial architecture, and world-famous pepper plantations.

• Relaxed Riverside Vibe: The Preaek Tuek Chhu River flows through the heart of the town, offering scenic sunset views, evening boat cruises, and quiet spots to unwind.
• French Colonial Architecture: The town center features charming, faded colonial-era shop houses and old villas, making it an ideal destination for walking or bicycle exploration.
• Famous Pepper Farms: Kampot produces some of the best black, green, and red peppercorns in the world. You can take free guided tours at popular local operations like La Plantation to see organic harvesting firsthand.
• Bokor National Park: Rising just outside the town, the nearby Bokor Mountain area features cool mountain air, historic ruins, waterfalls, and panoramic views of the coastline.
• Quirky Landmarks & Food Scene: The town is famous for its giant Durian Roundabout and boasts a diverse food scene ranging from local night markets to high-end bistros and artisan coffee shops.