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In the last few years the number and quality of Cambodia
hotels has increased considerably with international hotel
brands like the Sofitel and Inter-Continental joining small
guesthouses and local hotels in major tourist areas. Cambodia's
past connections with France also means you'll find some colonial
style hotels and excellent buffets among the international
fare.
Cambodia's main attractions lie around Siem Reap (Angkor)
Phnom Penh (the capital) and Sihanoukville (Kompong Som) Small
local hotels in Siem Reap and Phnom Penh are now complemented
by international brands as Cambodia joins the international
Heritage trail.
If you have the time, take a cruise down the Mekong River
from Siem Reap to Saigon in Vietnam. A fascinating way to
see another side of Cambodia.
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Mondulkiri, Rattanakiri - remote provinces in Cambodia's
north-east. Home to tigers, elephants, leopards
and Irrawaddy Dolphins. It's also is a land of "highlanders"
who worship the spirits of the land. Read
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Located
about 10 kilometres from Angkor, the small town of Siem
Reap has expanded rapidly as the fabulous temple complex
begins to grab the limelight. Read
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Cambodia's
capital city of leafy boulevards, offers pagodas, markets
and a unique ambiance. A place to stroll, eat and visit
attractions like the Silver Pagoda. Read
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A sleep
fishing town, Sihanoukville hasn't changed much over the
years. A charming and local seafront with surprisingly
good beaches close by, it's a good place to take a break.
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Charming
old French shop houses bunched along the riverbank is
the real highlight here, and there are a number of wats
around the town.
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