Besides being a world wonder that draws two million visitors each year, the 37-square-mile temple complex built over a period of five centuries is a ...

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Through the 1960s, Kep was Cambodia's premier beach town. Now fairly quiet, Kep is known for its oceanfront seafood stalls. Crab is abundant, but ...

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Khmer cooking is lighter than the more celebrated Thai and Vietnamese, but they have many ingredients in common: coconut milk, ginger, fish paste, and chili ...

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Choose one of many outdoor cafés and join the locals for breakfast at Pshar Chas, the Old Market, in Siem Reap. Follow along as people ...

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Travel between Siem Reap and Phnom Penh on a six-hour boat trip through Tonle Sap Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. Along the ...

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A 1,000-year-old temple complex including Prasat Thom, this is Angkor before mass tourism. It’s also a prime example of sustainable tourism and enterprise ...

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No one visiting this town should skip the art deco Central Market, but haggling is more effective at the Russian Market. The red sandstone National ...

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On the Gulf of Thailand, about 150 miles south of Phnom Penh, Sihanoukville is an international seaport and Cambodia’s best beach town. One of ...

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Its raison d’etre is mainly Angkor, but there are other reasons to visit this riverside town. Good food and inexpensive spas, for example. On ...

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It's an amazing place that I felt the Strong Surviving and Hard Living of human beings. I went through the yellow river, the small ...

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