Joanna James
Cambodia is surrounded by serene islands, sandy beaches, and verdant mountains. This sanctuary is special for its breathtaking nature combined with countryside beaches.
Popular amongst locals as the jewel in the crown of Angkorian art, Banteay Srei is a Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva. It is also known as the "Art Gallery of Angkor". The temple unpacks some of the finest stone carvings found on earth. The site is well-preserved and the carvings here are three-dimensional. To explore interesting Siem Reap things to do in Cambodia, you can count on one of the many resorts such as Anantara Angkor Resort giving easy access to iconic attractions.
Located about 75 miles away from Siem Reap towards the north of Cambodia lies a remote archaeological site called Koh Ker. Back then it served as the capital of the Khmer Empire and there have been magnificent monuments.
Welcome to a French colonial market town in eastern Cambodia! This beautiful attraction stands on the banks of the Mekong River. The town is popular for being home to the Irrawaddy Dolphins. It is said that these creatures have lived in Kratié for centuries symbolizing the relationship with the local fishermen.
Located on Bokor Mountain in the Preah Monivong National Park, the historical roots of Bokor Hill Station run back to the early 1920s. It once served as a luxury retreat for French colonists who wanted to escape the oppressive heat of Phnom Penh.
You will certainly love the vibe of Cambodia as it is less touristy compared to other cities here. Staying overnight at Bai Xep is even more authentic and fun. This hidden gem can be found in a small fishing village which is located 12 KM away from the city centre. You will find no better way to immerse in the authentic atmosphere of a fishing village. Take a boat trip to visit the nearby island where you can go on a snorkelling adventure.
When you plan your itinerary in Quy Nhon, this beach should be a must-visit spot for its boasting crescent-shaped coastline, distinctive beauty, and crystal-clear water. It is 25km away from the main centre of Quy Nhon and the island is known for its exquisite beauty thanks to the stretches of white sand, rocky mountains and deep clear emerald water. You will find beautiful natural pools surrounding rock caves.
Located in south-central Binh Dinh Province, making a visit to Hon Kho is one of the best things to do when in Cambodia. It is a coastal town where you can enjoy a myriad of beach activities including playing adventure beach games, diving excursions, watching corals, and snacking on seafood. The most eye-catching spot here will be the wooden walkway overlooking the ocean and skirting the cliff.
Another attractive spot featuring massive caves, sandy beaches, rough cliffs and gusty wind. The blue turquoise waters smashing against giant rocks create spectacular scenery to keep you immersed in the surroundings. All adventure seekers should visit this place to take a swim on the beach surrounded by stone pebbles and bumpy rocks. The beach is remarkable for its special curl like the shape of a saddle.
Phuong Mai is a secluded place. The huge sand dunes are an important highlight here and the shapes of these dunes keep changing owing to the wind blowing from nearby beaches. If you are looking for an exciting activity here, try out a sandboarding activity over the dunes. If not, simply sit on those sand dunes to feast your eyes on spectacular sunset views. What else can you ask for?
Also known as the 'Twin Cham Towers', this tower is located in the ancient village called Hung Thanh. Visiting this tower will be an interesting activity to discover some of the remaining ancient architectural elements in Vietnam. The structure of the tower is impressive with sandstone sculptures on the walls of the temple.
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