Cambodia’s tropical paradise—is packed with experiences for all kinds of travelers: relaxation, adventure, or beachside fun. Here’s what you can do during your visit. Things you can do: Water Activities: Snorkeling, Diving & More •Join snorkeling tours that bring you to reefs teeming with colorful fish, coral gardens, and potential sea turtle sightings—often paired with fishing, island-hopping, and BBQ lunches (). •Scuba diving, including PADI courses, is available from the Koh Rong Dive Center on Koh Toch and Longset Beach—sometimes with seasonal encounters like whale sharks . •Adventure & Exploration On Land •Test your nerves at High Point Adventure Park, a treetop obstacle course with multiple ziplines, rope bridges and platforms high above the jungle floor . •Nightlife & Social Fun •Grab a drink with a view at the Skybar, perched up a hill between The Minimart and The Rising Sun Guesthouse—a relaxed afternoon or sunset spot.

learn and experiences with Phnom Penh amazing and historical places such as: Royal Palace( the Capital), National Museum, Wat Phnom(the heart of Phnom Penh) S21 and Killing field ( The sadness history in Cambodia)

the guest can go with the 9 important places in Phnom Penh such as: The River side, Royal Palace, Independent Monument, King Sihanouk statue and garden, Night market, Wat Phnom, Sokha river side and pub.

Visiting S-21 (Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum) and the Killing Fields (Choeung Ek) offers a deeply emotional and educational experience. These two sites near Phnom Penh document the atrocities committed during the Khmer Rouge regime (1975–1979), under dictator Pol Pot. Tourists visit to learn, reflect, and honor the victims of one of the 20th century’s worst genocides. Torture Rooms: Each contains a metal bed, shackles, and sometimes bloodstained walls, preserved as it was found. • Photographs of Prisoners: Thousands of haunting black-and-white portraits taken of men, women, and even children upon arrival. • Cells: Narrow, makeshift brick or wood cells where prisoners were held in inhumane conditions. • Instruments of Torture: Displayed with explanations of their use. • Stories of Survivors: Personal testimonies, writings, and sometimes survivors themselves are present (e.g., Chum Mey or Bou Meng). • Mass Graves: Many marked, some not. Over 8,000 skulls were exhumed here. • The Memorial Stupa: A tall glass monument housing more than 5,000 human skulls, many visibly fractured from blunt force trauma.

Silk Island is a peaceful island in the Mekong River, just a short ferry ride from Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s capital. It is famous for its traditional silk weaving, where local artisans produce handmade silk fabrics using centuries-old techniques. - Things to do: Discover the top attractions in Phnom Penh with the Tuk-Tuk tours. See the Royal Palaces, Independent monument, Wat Phnom, Golden temple and ride the ferry to Silk Island.

Silk Island is a peaceful island in the Mekong River, just a short ferry ride from Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s capital. It is famous for its traditional silk weaving, where local artisans produce handmade silk fabrics using centuries-old techniques. What to Expect on Silk Island • Silk Weaving Villages – You can visit homes where silk is dyed, spun, and woven on wooden looms. • Silk Farms – Learn about the silk production process, from silkworms to finished textiles. • Scenic Countryside – The island has a rural, relaxed atmosphere with rice fields, stilted houses, and friendly locals. • Bike RidesTours – Explore the island’s quiet roads by cycling around. • Local Markets – Buy authentic, handmade silk scarves, clothing, and souvenirs directly from the artisans. • Riverside Views & Beaches – Some areas have small sandy beaches where you can relax by the Mekong. - Things to do: Escape the hustle and hustle of Phnom Penh a half day guided bike tour of the countryside. Cycling to Mekong River and Island to explore villages life. Visit the and find out about the great two Temples on the island.

Discover the top attractions in Phnom Penh with the Tuk-Tuk tours. See the Royal Palaces, Independent monument, Wat Phnom, Golden temple and ride the ferry to Silk Island.

Ascend the hill via a stone stairway (~500 steps) through lush jungle to reach the summit ridge. Along the way and at the top, you’ll see: • Damrei Sam Poan, Ang Duong, and Mukh Proum stupas—funeral memorials of past monarchs  . • Vihear Preah Ath Roes, a restored temple housing a large Buddha statue, scarred from Khmer Rouge bombings. • Discover Local Life & Countryside The drive or cruise to Udong brings you past rice fields, floating villages, and palm sugar farms. Options include: • 1‑day guided tours and village visits . • Stopping at local markets or roadside huts for Khmer snacks — grilled catfish, bamboo salad, and fresh fruit under picnic huts. • Phnom Udong offers a meaningful, low-tourist alternative to Angkor—perfect for history lovers, nature enthusiasts, and spiritual seekers.

you can fire many kind of weapons such as Machine guns, RPG, long and short guns, grenade and Gus tank with professional to prepare for you.

1 day trip to visit Angkor Wat, located near Siem Reap in Cambodia, is the largest religious monument in the world and one of the most iconic archaeological sites in Southeast Asia.

During our journey from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, we encountered several fascinating highlights. We explored the historic Kompong Kdey Bridge, a remarkable example of ancient Khmer engineering. Along the way, we enjoyed bamboo sticky rice from roadside vendors and experienced the local delicacies of spiders and insects in Skun. Visit The Main Temple Complex • Central Towers & Lotus Bud Spires: The five towers represent Mount Meru, a sacred mountain in Hindu and Buddhist cosmology. • Grand Causeway: A 475-meter path leads into the temple, flanked by naga (serpent) balustrades. • Moat: Surrounds the temple on all sides, adding grandeur and symmetry. • Sunrise at Angkor Wat • Watching the sunrise behind the temple is a must-do for many visitors. • The reflection in the lotus pond makes for iconic photos — arrive early to get a good spot!

Battambang is a charming and lesser-explored destination located in northwest Cambodia. Known for its colonial architecture, artistic scene, and tranquil countryside, it offers a unique cultural experience. It's an ideal spot for travelers seeking authenticity away from the typical tourist trails.

The first day was spent exploring the capital city, Phnom Penh, known for its cultural and historical landmarks. On the second day, the journey continued to Phnom Sroul, located approximately 90–100 km from Phnom Penh. The highlight of the day was visiting the shooting range, offering a unique and thrilling experience.

The experience included a guided tour exploring scenic cliff views and hidden waterfalls. Visitors engaged in cultural village visits, gaining insights into local traditions and lifestyles. The journey combined natural beauty with authentic community interaction for a memorable adventure.

went to kompot pepper farms. Mountain View, fresh seafood and forest adventure.

Explore the historic capital city of Phnom Penh and its rich cultural landmarks. Cruise along the Bati River, once used by ancient kings for transporting troops and goods. Visit Ta Prohm Temple, famed for its serene setting and iconic four-faced towers. Enjoy wildlife experiences at Tamao Mountain and panoramic temple views atop Chisor Mountain.