Sambor Prei Kuk is around 30 KM North from Kompong Thom town. This lesser know but equally as significant archaeological site pre dates the temples...

Yes believe it or not it is actually possible to take the train in Cambodia, destinations are limited but the line is up and running...

The S21 Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum or just S21 as it was referred to under the Khmer Rouge Regime is housed in the buildings of...

Believe it or not there is more to Siem Reap than just temples, there is one particular wonder of nature that makes for a great...

Siem Reap's Royal Gardens are just a few minutes by tuk tuk and around a 15 minute walk from the central Pub Street area. They...

Completed in 1964 and designed by Vann Molyvann the Olympic Stadium in Phnom Penh plays host to a variety of Cambodia’s sporting activities and events....

If you are looking to visit places that aren't listed in every Siem Reap travel guide then Your Cambodia can suggest a few places to help...

Kep is widely known for it's quiet and peaceful surroundings and of course the popular Kep crab market.  Situated not far from the beach and close...

If you’re in need of a work out or if you enjoy a good old hike then Phnom Santuk is the place for you. Around...

The Royal palace is a major and must see Phnom Penh tourist attraction. Located opposite the Riverside the palace is situated within a complex of...

One of the must see attractions in Phnom Penh. The national museum is home to one of the world’s largest collections of Khmer art. There...

If you’re heading to Cambodia’s coast but can’t make it to the islands or if you just need to kill some time on the mainland...

If you’re looking to explore one of Siem Reap’s many Wat's but without having to stray too far from the central tourist area then Wat...

Phnom Penh tourist attractions don't come with more infamy and sadness attached than the The Killing Fields (Cheoung Ek). The Cheoung Ek site is one...

Sambor Village is a beautiful peaceful boutique hotel close to Kompong Thom central town but far enough that you enjoy the serenity of the surrounding...

If you will be spending any time in Kampot or the surrounding area than one thing that can not be missed as far as we...

The history of Angkor Wat and its many temples and structures is a long and complicated one, the Your Cambodia team have done our best...

If you are looking for your own slice of paradise than you've come to the right place, Cambodia's islands are certainly beautiful and less developed...

In the heart of Sihanoukville's downtown is Phsar Leu (Sihanoukville market). The biggest market in the city.  No matter what you need, be it fresh fruit,...

Phnom Penh’s river front or “Riverside” area as it’s known as by many expats and locals runs adjacent to the Tonle Sap River. Many of...

The Steung Sean River starts in the highlands of the Preah Viheah region and runs through Kompong Thom to become a major tributary to the...

Kulen Mountain (Phnom Kulen) range is located 30 km northwards from Angkor Wat. Its name means "mountain of the lychees". There is a sacred hilltop site on top...

The Terrace of the Leper King is one of the many Angkor Wat attractions that draws crowds from all over the globe, an impressively large...

Tourist attractions in Phnom Penh are everywhere, some well known and some hidden away, the Your Cambodia team does our best to bring you as...

Wat Langka was founded in 1442 and gets its name from its previous links to Buddhist monks that would visit from Sri Lanka. There are...

Not far from the Royal Palace & also along the Riverside area is Wat Ounalom. Regarded as the center of Cambodian Buddhism and the most...

This 300 metre long terrace of the elephants lies north of Bayon in the heart of Angkor Thom, it was constructed in the late 12th...

The West Baray huge water reserviour is still full of water to this day, and now attracts many Khmer people to the beaches along its...

Located not far to the east of Independence Monument along Sihanouk Boulevard you can find a memorial monument to the late Kind Norodom Sihanouk (from...

One of Cambodia’s more infamous activities, there is more than one shooting range outside Phnom Penh all of which offer the chanced to experience firing...

Banteay Kdei lies opposite Srah Srang, and is similar to the other Jayavarman VII temples of Preah Khan and Ta Prohm, although it is the...

There are so many Angkor Wat attractions that it is nearly impossible to list them all...

For Go Karts in Phnom Penh  you need to head to the Cambodia Karting Circuit which is situated between Phnom Penh & Kandal Province roughly...

These days it’s hard to believe there was a time when the Sihanoukville to Koh Rong journey took two hours and the only people traveling...

The temple of Bayon is at the centre of Angkor Thom, built in the 12th-13th centuries by Jayavarman VII and finished by Jayavarman VIII, is...

La Plantation is one of many pepper plantations throughout Cambodia's Kampot province and Kampot pepper is one Cambodia’s more world renowned products. Exported across the...

Cambodia is sadly synonymous with war and the use of landmines, although the global image of this magnificent country is thankfully changing there are some...

The name Sras Srang roughly translates to 'Royal Bath', and early inscriptions in the stonework state that 'the water is stored for the benefit of...

With out doubt Angkor Wat is the very top of all the Siem Reap attractions, winning the TripAdvisor's Traveler's Choice award in both 2015 and...

Out of the many temples in Siem Reap Banteay Srei  is a hidden gem of a place well worth a visit and this is the...

The temple of Ta Prohm was built by Jayavarman VII and was one of the first major temples built during his reign. This temple is...

Wat Phnom which in Khmer translates into “Mountain Pagoda” was built in 1372 and stands at 27 meters above ground level. Located to the north...

Silk Island (Koh Dach) is a great and easy get away from Phnom Penh. Located just over the river from Phnom Penh city. The island...

There is simply no better place to be for a sunset at Angkor Wat than Phnom Bakheng. The views across the Angkor complex are simply...

Constructed in 1958 to celebrate Cambodia’s independence from French colonial rule (officially ended 1953), Independence Monument was designed by arguably Cambodia’s most celebrated and respected...

The river of 1000 lingas and carvings in the riverbed at Kbal Spean is found after a 45 minute walk uphill through the tree covered...

The temple of Bakong is the largest of the Roluos Group temples, located 13km east of Siem Reap town on the road towards Phnom Penh....

Preah Khan is one if the larger temples at Angkor, its layout is crowded and complex and it functioned not only as a temple, but...

Located on the west side of Wat Botum Park where the Cambodia-Vietnam friendship monument is you will find Wat Botum. Wat Botum means “Temple of...

As far as beaches in Cambodia go Kep beach is largely underrated. Although not quite as well known as it's larger cousins on Koh Rong...