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Preah Khan Kampong Svay, located 120 km east of Siem Reap (about a 3-hour drive), is a vast, remote temple complex known for its serene jungle setting and untouched, ancient beauty. 

 Koh Ker, located 120 km northeast of Siem Reap (around a 2.5-hour drive), is a unique archaeological site featuring a striking 7-tiered pyramid temple amidst dense jungle, offering a secluded, historic atmosphere. 

Beng Mealea, located 65 km east of Siem Reap (about a 1.5-hour drive), is a sprawling, jungle-covered temple with an enchanting, overgrown atmosphere reminiscent of Angkor Wat but far less visited. 

Banteay Toap, located in Banteay Meanchey Province, about 105 km northwest of Siem Reap (approximately a 2-hour drive), is a rarely visited temple complex admired for its intricate carvings and serene, untouched atmosphere. 

Banteay Chhmar, located 165 km northwest of Siem Reap (about a 3-hour drive), is a vast, rarely visited temple complex celebrated for its intricate bas-reliefs and peaceful, untouched jungle surroundings.

Angkor Wat, just 6 km north of Siem Reap (a 15-minute drive), is the world’s largest religious monument, renowned for its grand architecture, detailed bas-reliefs, and spiritual significance in Cambodian history. 

Spean Toap, located 86 km southeast of Siem Reap (around a 1.5-hour drive), is an ancient Angkorian bridge, unique for its well-preserved arches and historical significance as a Khmer Empire infrastructure marvel. 

Preah Vihear, situated 200 km north of Siem Reap (approximately a 4-hour drive), is a stunning cliff-top temple complex offering breathtaking views, known for its intricate carvings and spiritual significance in Khmer history. 

Ta Mok House, located in Anlong Veng, 125 km north of Siem Reap (about a 2.5-hour drive), is a historical site linked to Khmer Rouge history, offering insights into Cambodia's complex past. 

Sambor Prei Kuk, located 175 km southeast of Siem Reap (around a 3-hour drive), is an ancient pre-Angkorian temple complex renowned for its unique brick towers, intricate carvings, and tranquil forest setting.

Preah Tis Bridge in Kampong Kdei, 65 km southeast of Siem Reap (about a 1-hour drive), is an impressive 12th-century Angkorian bridge featuring laterite stone arches and intricate carvings, symbolizing ancient Khmer engineering marvels. 

Phnom Bok, located 25 km northeast of Siem Reap (about a 45-minute drive), is a sacred mountain crowned with a small temple and stunning panoramic views, reached by climbing 600 steps.

Phnom Bakheng, located 1.5 km from Angkor Wat and 9 km from Siem Reap (a 20-minute drive), is a hilltop temple offering stunning sunset views over Angkor, popular for its panoramic scenery and ancient architecture. 

Ta Nei, hidden deep within Angkor’s forests about 11 km from Siem Reap (a 25-minute drive), is a small, tranquil temple known for its secluded, unrestored charm and serene atmosphere. 

Bayon Temple, located within Angkor Thom just 10 km from Siem Reap (a 20-minute drive), is famed for its serene, smiling stone faces and intricate carvings, symbolizing spiritual harmony and Khmer artistry. 

 Angkor Wat Sunrise is popular, but the sunset is also stunning. Arrive at least 30 minutes before sunset to enjoy the golden hour and capture the golden temple. The amazing colors on the temple are breathtaking. Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument in the world, originally dedicated to Vishnu. Its bas-reliefs and design symbolize the cosmic world, with its towers representing Mount Meru, the center of the universe. This site’s grandeur and historical significance make it a must-see. 

Ta Prohm, located 10 km from Siem Reap (about a 20-minute drive), is a mystical temple enveloped by massive tree roots, offering a unique, photogenic blend of nature and ancient Angkorian architecture. 

Pre Rup, situated 12 km southeast of Siem Reap (about a 25-minute drive), is a majestic Angkorian temple mountain known for its warm-toned stone and stunning sunset views over the surrounding jungle landscape. 

Banteay Srei, located 30 km north of Siem Reap (about a 45-minute drive), is celebrated for its exquisite pink sandstone carvings and intricate details, often called the "Jewel of Khmer Art. 

Banteay Kdei, located 10 km from Siem Reap (about a 20-minute drive), is a serene Buddhist temple complex known for its peaceful atmosphere, beautiful carvings, and less crowded, picturesque surroundings within Angkor. 

 Kampong Khleang, located 55 km southeast of Siem Reap (about a 1-hour drive), is a traditional floating village on Tonle Sap Lake, offering an authentic glimpse into Cambodia’s unique stilted homes and water-based lifestyle. 

 Prasat Kravan, located 10 km southeast of Siem Reap (about a 15-minute drive), is a small 10th-century temple known for its unique brickwork and intricate bas-reliefs of Vishnu, offering a serene, intimate experience. 

  Located 15 km southeast of Siem Reap, about 30 minutes away, Lolei features early Angkorian brick towers with intricate carvings, offering a peaceful setting for exploration. 

Located 13 km north of Siem Reap, about a 25-minute drive, Preah Khan is a vast, forested complex with delicate carvings, representing Khmer devotion and architectural splendor. 

A 30-minute drive, 14 km northeast of Siem Reap, East Mebon stands on an island, adorned with intricate elephant statues and sandstone carvings, once surrounded by water. 

Situated 13 km northeast of Siem Reap, a 30-minute drive, Neak Pean is a unique water temple surrounded by tranquil pools, symbolizing harmony and Khmer ingenuity. 

Only 10 km from Siem Reap, about 20 minutes away, Phimeanakas lies within the royal palace. This storied temple offers a glimpse into Khmer royal life and architecture. 

A 30-minute drive, 15 km northeast of Siem Reap, Ta Som is famous for its picturesque gate, engulfed by a massive fig tree, creating a breathtaking sight. 

Just 11 km northeast of Siem Reap, a 25-minute drive leads to Thommanon. This beautifully preserved temple showcases exquisite carvings dedicated to Shiva and Vishnu. 

Adjacent to Thommanon, 11 km northeast of Siem Reap, Chau Say Tevoda charms visitors with its graceful carvings, reflecting the elegant artistry of the Angkor period. 

Situated 8 km northwest of Siem Reap, a 20-minute drive reveals this compact pyramid temple, famed for its golden hue and transition to grander Khmer architectural styles. 

Located 13 km northeast of Siem Reap, about a 30-minute drive, Krol Ko is a tranquil Buddhist temple surrounded by forest, perfect for an intimate, reflective experience. 

Just 10 km from Siem Reap, about a 20-minute drive, Preah Palilay is a serene and secluded temple nestled within Angkor Thom. Its picturesque ruins and towering trees create a tranquil, photogenic setting. 

Located 10 km north of Siem Reap, about a 20-minute drive, this series of 12 aligned towers stands opposite the Bayon. Their symmetry and mysterious purpose make them a fascinating stop in the Angkor Thom area. 

Knong Phsar, located in the Cardamom Mountains, about 300 km southwest of Siem Reap (approximately a 6-hour drive), offers an adventurous journey through dense jungle, rare wildlife, and breathtaking mountain views in a remote, pristine setting. 

 Glide through the serene waters of Tonle Sap Lake, navigating floating villages and lush mangroves. This peaceful yet engaging activity provides an intimate view of the lake’s vibrant ecosystem and traditional local life. 

Kulen Mountain, located 50 km northeast of Siem Reap (about a 1.5-hour drive), is a spiritual journey with lush trails, ancient ruins, a reclining Buddha, and stunning waterfalls, making it a sacred site in Cambodian culture. 

 Enjoy a fun day by the river with water slides, rope swings, and plenty of relaxation. A favorite for families and thrill-seekers (10 minutes drive from Kampot). 

Phnom 1500, located in the Phnom Kulen mountain range about 60 km northeast of Siem Reap (roughly a 2-hour drive), is renowned for its challenging hikes, panoramic views, and hidden ancient carvings, offering an off-the-beaten-path adventure. 

 Pedal through Angkor’s scenic trails, discovering iconic temples, hidden ruins, and tranquil forest paths. This active exploration immerses you in history and nature, offering a unique perspective on Cambodia’s most famous archaeological treasure. 

 Soar above Angkor’s dense jungle on an exhilarating zipline adventure. Experience the thrill of flight while enjoying panoramic views of the treetops and the serene beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

  Cycle through Battambang’s charming countryside, passing lush rice fields, ancient temples, and traditional villages. This leisurely yet active journey immerses you in Cambodia’s rural culture and picturesque landscapes. 

 Challenge yourself with rock climbing on Kampot’s stunning limestone cliffs. With routes for all skill levels, this adventure combines physical excitement with breathtaking views of Cambodia’s coastal countryside. 

 Venture into Mondulkiri’s lush jungles, uncovering hidden waterfalls, indigenous villages, and ethical elephant sanctuaries. This immersive trek connects you to Cambodia’s highland culture and breathtaking natural scenery. 

  Glide along the serene Kampot River on a paddleboard, surrounded by picturesque landscapes of lush mangroves, distant mountains, and vibrant sunsets. This tranquil yet engaging activity offers a unique perspective of Cambodia’s natural beauty. 

Prek Toal Bird Sanctuary, located on Tonle Sap Lake about 30 km southwest of Siem Reap (a 1.5-hour boat trip), offers a unique chance to see rare waterbirds in Cambodia’s premier conservation area, surrounded by lush wetlands and serene landscapes. 

Ox cart riding, available in villages just outside Siem Reap (about a 30-minute drive), offers a charming, traditional way to explore Cambodia’s rural countryside, connecting visitors to local life and culture in an authentic, peaceful setting. 

Skuon, known as Spider Town, is located 230 km southeast of Siem Reap (around a 4-hour drive). Famous for its fried tarantula delicacies, it offers a unique culinary adventure and insight into Cambodia’s unusual local flavors and traditions. 

Kulen Elephant Forest, located 50 km north of Siem Reap (about a 1.5-hour drive), is a sanctuary where rescued elephants roam freely, offering visitors an ethical, immersive experience with these gentle giants in a natural habitat. 

Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium, located 15 km from Siem Reap (a 20-minute drive), offers an educational experience with diverse marine life and native Cambodian wildlife, combining conservation efforts with engaging, family-friendly exhibits. 

Immerse yourself in the magic of Cambodia’s cinematic past, where restored films and rare archives showcase the nation’s vibrant storytelling heritage, offering a unique glimpse into its cultural and artistic evolution. Also   

immerse yourself in Cambodia’s vibrant audiovisual history through rare films, photographs, and recordings. This unique cultural hub preserves the nation’s stories, offering a captivating glimpse into its artistic and cinematic heritage.

Ta Mok House, located in Anlong Veng, 125 km north of Siem Reap (about a 2.5-hour drive), is a historical site linked to Khmer Rouge history, offering insights into Cambodia's complex past. 

 Kampong Chhnang, located 160 km south of Siem Reap (around a 3-hour drive), is renowned for its traditional pottery villages and scenic floating communities, offering a unique insight into Cambodia's artisanal heritage and river life. 

 Takeo, located 340 km south of Siem Reap (around a 6-hour drive), is known as the “Cradle of Cambodian Civilization,” featuring ancient temples, serene landscapes, and scenic boat trips to historic Angkorian sites. 

 Mondulkiri, located in Cambodia's remote northeast (about 10-12 hours by car from Siem Reap), are renowned for their lush forests, stunning waterfalls, unique indigenous cultures, and vibrant wildlife sanctuaries, offering adventurous, off-the-beaten-path experiences. 

 Preah Dak Village, located 20 km east of Siem Reap (about a 30-minute drive), is known for its traditional crafts and local cuisine, offering visitors an authentic experience of Cambodian village life and handicrafts. 

Phnom Da - 80 km south of Phnom Penh (2-hour drive), this hilltop temple from the Funan period offers stunning views and intricate carvings, showcasing pre-Angkorian architecture and early Cambodian cultural heritage in a peaceful setting. Angkor Borei (Takeo) - 20 km from Phnom Da (45-minute drive), this ancient settlement reveals Cambodia’s Funan-era history, with excavated structures and artifacts. Its serene countryside location adds a tranquil charm to this early Khmer archaeological site. 

50 km south of Kampong Thom town (1-hour drive), this quiet sandstone temple from the 10th century offers intricate carvings and a tranquil atmosphere, perfect for exploring Cambodia’s rural heritage. 

70 km southeast of Kampong Thom (1.5-hour drive), this pre-Angkorian temple is hidden in lush greenery and offers a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path experience for history enthusiasts. 

62 km south of Phnom Penh (1.5-hour drive), this hilltop temple from the 11th century features stunning carvings, breathtaking panoramic views, and a peaceful climb through a historic stone staircase. 

33 km south of Phnom Penh (1-hour drive), this lakeside site includes two Angkorian temples, Ta Prohm and Yeay Peau, surrounded by tranquil waters, offering both historical exploration and relaxation. 

30 km north of Kampong Thom (40-minute drive), this remote and partially restored Angkorian temple, surrounded by forest, provides a serene escape with intriguing carvings and historical charm. 

10 km from the Thai border (3-hour drive from Siem Reap), this remote 11th-century temple has cultural significance and unique architecture, nestled in a serene jungle location. 

5 km from Ta Muen Thom (15-minute drive), this small, intricately carved temple offers a peaceful and secluded exploration, ideal for those seeking a deeper historical journey. 

50 km south of Phnom Penh (1-hour drive), this pair of ancient brick towers, called “Temple of the Black Lady,” offers a mysterious ambiance and a fascinating glimpse into Cambodia’s spiritual history. 

 50 km northeast of Siem Reap (1.5-hour drive), these hidden temples are nestled within a sacred mountain, surrounded by waterfalls and ancient riverbed carvings, creating a mystical experience. 

3 km west of Kampong Cham town (10-minute drive), this 11th-century temple integrates a modern pagoda within its ancient walls, blending spiritual history with contemporary culture. 

Explore the grandeur of Cambodia’s monarchy at this architectural marvel, featuring the Silver Pagoda and intricately designed pavilions that showcase Khmer artistry and serve as a symbol of national pride.

Perched on a small hill, this sacred pagoda offers tranquil surroundings and fascinating legends about Phnom Penh’s founding, making it a serene escape in the bustling city center.

Admire this striking Angkorian-inspired landmark, symbolizing Cambodia’s independence, beautifully illuminated at night and surrounded by landscaped gardens, offering a perfect blend of history and modern elegance.

Explore this iconic Art Deco-style market, a treasure trove of local goods, from handcrafted jewelry to fresh produce, offering a vibrant glimpse into Phnom Penh’s bustling daily life.

Dive into a shopper’s paradise filled with unique souvenirs, antiques, and authentic street food, perfect for those seeking a blend of culture, cuisine, and commerce.

Stroll along this lively promenade, lined with restaurants, shops, and vibrant nightlife, while enjoying beautiful river views and the chance to experience Phnom Penh’s cosmopolitan vibe.

Discover one of Phnom Penh’s most important pagodas, a spiritual sanctuary featuring fascinating Buddhist relics and serene grounds that offer a glimpse into Cambodia’s rich religious traditions.

  Escape to this tranquil island known for its silk weaving villages, where you can watch artisans at work and experience the slower pace of traditional Cambodian life.

Climb this sacred mountain, once Cambodia’s royal capital, to discover stunning pagodas, ancient stupas, and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, perfect for history enthusiasts and adventurers alike.

Visit this peaceful retreat featuring ancient Angkorian temples, lush gardens, and a serene lake, offering a perfect combination of history and relaxation just outside Phnom Penh. 

Journey to this poignant site, set within stunning natural landscapes, blending historical significance with breathtaking scenery and cultural insights into Cambodia’s past and traditions.

Explore lush landscapes, abandoned colonial buildings, and breathtaking views from the summit. Just outside Kampot (40 minutes), this park combines history, nature, and stunning scenery in one unique experience. 

Visit the world-famous pepper farms and learn about the cultivation of this prized spice. The scenic countryside and aromatic pepper tasting make it a must for food and nature lovers (20 km, 30 minutes). Learn about Kampot’s renowned pepper and enjoy a farm-to-table experience at the sustainable La Plantation. Explore Starling Farm, another renowned pepper farm, focused on sustainable practices. Enjoy guided tours and tastings of the region’s world-famous spice (15 km, 25 minutes). 

Enjoy a refreshing dip or relax by the riverside amidst serene natural beauty. These tranquil rapids are a popular local escape (10 km, 30 minutes). 

Discover an ancient Hindu temple hidden inside a limestone cave. Its historical significance and unique setting make it an intriguing stop (8 km, 15 minutes). 

Stroll along the picturesque riverfront lined with charming cafes and bars. The sunset views and relaxed atmosphere offer the perfect way to unwind after exploring the area. 

Witness traditional salt harvesting methods in vast, shimmering fields. These iconic landscapes provide a glimpse into the region’s cultural heritage (15 minutes). 

A serene man-made lake surrounded by rolling hills, perfect for kayaking or a peaceful picnic. It’s a hidden oasis of tranquility (20 km, 30 minutes).

This charming coastal town offers fresh seafood, pristine beaches, and a chance to sample the famous Kampot crab dishes (25 km, 40 minutes). 

Hike through lush trails with panoramic ocean views and discover hidden shrines. It’s an ideal spot for nature lovers and photographers (25 km, 40 minutes). 

Take a short boat ride from Kep to this idyllic island known for its pristine beaches, clear waters, and laid-back atmosphere (25 km, 40 minutes + short boat ride). 

This hidden gem offers cascading falls surrounded by lush greenery, perfect for a refreshing swim or quiet nature escape (50 km, 1 hour). 

Experience a thrilling ride on the iconic bamboo train, gliding through lush countryside and scenic villages on a unique, open-air wooden platform. 

Climb this sacred hilltop to discover ancient temples, stunning views, and the poignant Killing Caves, a site of historical significance and natural beauty. 

Ek Phnom Temple is a short drive from Battambang, this 11th-century Angkorian temple features impressive ruins surrounded by a peaceful rural landscape, perfect for exploring and photography.  Wat Banan Temple is also known as the “Mini Angkor Wat”. This 11th-century temple sits atop a hill, offering panoramic views after a climb of 300 steps.  Wat Samrong Knong, historic pagoda with intricate carvings and a somber connection to the Khmer Rouge, offering insights into Cambodia’s spiritual and historical past. Explore Prasat Bassaet, the ruins of this lesser-known Angkorian temple, offering a quiet and intimate connection to Cambodia’s ancient past.   

Prasat Snung, 18 km west of Battambang (30-minute drive), this cluster of three 10th-century brick towers sits in a serene rural setting, perfect for those seeking a quiet, historical escape.

Relax at this picturesque reservoir surrounded by rolling hills, ideal for picnics, boating, or soaking in the tranquil countryside. 

Stroll through this traditional Khmer village, famous for its well-preserved wooden stilt houses and rich cultural heritage. 

Unwind at this serene riverside retreat surrounded by lush greenery, with swimming spots and picnic areas perfect for a relaxing day trip. 

Visit the local banana plantations and learn about this vital industry while enjoying the scenic views and sampling delicious local banana treats.junkies.

Be amazed by the talent and creativity of local performers at this renowned circus, blending traditional storytelling with acrobatics and music.

Immerse yourself in local culture at this vibrant market, famous for its prahok (fermented fish paste) and other unique Cambodian delicacies. 

Enjoy a serene boat ride along this beautiful river, passing traditional fishing villages and lush landscapes, offering an authentic glimpse into rural Cambodian life. 

Visit the vineyards near Wat Banan to discover Cambodia’s wine-making scene, taste local wines, and enjoy the scenic countryside views. 

A volcanic crater lake with crystal-clear waters surrounded by lush forest, offering tranquil swimming spots and insights into local indigenous cultures (5 km from Banlung, 15-minute drive).

A serene and picturesque waterfall hidden in dense jungle, perfect for nature lovers seeking a peaceful retreat (7 km from Banlung, 20-minute drive). 

One of Cambodia’s largest national parks, it offers adventurous trekking, wildlife spotting, and indigenous village visits in an unspoiled natural setting.

An ethical elephant experience where you can observe and interact with rescued elephants in their natural habitat (10 km from Sen Monorom, 30-minute drive). 

A spectacular two-tiered waterfall surrounded by lush greenery, ideal for photography and relaxation (40 km from Sen Monorom, 1-hour drive). 

A site of historical significance tied to the Khmer Rouge, offering insights into Cambodia’s modern history and stunning views from Dangrek Mountain (125 km from Siem Reap, 2.5-hour drive).

A peaceful, lesser-known nature reserve ideal for trekking and exploring Cambodia’s remote northern landscapes (25 km from Anlong Veng, 40-minute drive). 

It is located near Banteay Chhmar in Banteay Meanchey Province, is 70 km from Sisophon (about a 1.5-hour drive). This hidden Angkorian temple is cherished for its serene jungle setting and intricate, partially restored carvings. 

This unique temple located 160 km north of Siem Reap (about a 4-hour drive), is a secluded 11th-century temple near the Thai border. Known for its intricate carvings and tranquil forest setting, it offers a mystical, off-the-beaten-path experience. 

Prasat Ta Moen, located 130 km north of Siem Reap (about a 3-hour drive), is a remote Angkorian temple features intricate carvings and a tranquil jungle setting, offering a unique glimpse into the Khmer Empire's spiritual and architectural history. Prasat Cham, situated near the Cambodian-Thai border, approximately 110 km from Siem Reap (2.5-hour drive), is a lesser-known Angkorian site, celebrated for its serene atmosphere, historical significance, and untouched beauty amidst lush surroundings.

Prasat Ta Prohm, located near Banteay Chhmar (105 km northwest of Battambang, 2.5-hour drive), is a serene, jungle-enshrouded temple complex. Known for its intricate carvings and tranquil atmosphere, it offers a quieter, intimate exploration of Khmer heritage. 

A diverse ecosystem of mangroves, beaches, and forests, perfect for boat tours, bird-watching, and peaceful exploration (18 km from Sihanoukville, 40-minute drive). 

A pristine island with white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and options for snorkeling, diving, and relaxing in tropical paradise (ferry from Sihanoukville, 45 minutes). 

A biodiversity hotspot featuring waterfalls, hiking trails, and opportunities to see rare wildlife like gibbons and hornbills (25 km from Koh Kong town, 40-minute drive). 

A cascading waterfall nestled in the jungle, accessible by boat or road, offering a serene natural escape (20 km from Koh Kong town, 30-minute drive). 

A sacred mountain with a stunning reclining Buddha and breathtaking views, reached by a serene climb up hundreds of steps (16 km from Kampong Thom town, 30-minute drive). 

Prasat Preah Theat Toch, located 60 km north of Kampong Thom (about a 1.5-hour drive), is a small pre-Angkorian temple nestled in serene countryside. Its intricate carvings and tranquil atmosphere make it a hidden gem for history enthusiasts.

A seasonal bridge made entirely of bamboo, rebuilt annually, offering a unique crossing to Koh Paen Island and a glimpse into local ingenuity. 

A unique 11th-century temple incorporating a modern pagoda, blending ancient and contemporary spiritual elements. 

A charming colonial-era town on the Mekong River, known for its French-inspired architecture and serene atmosphere (30 km from Kratie town, 1-hour drive). 

A magical experience on the Mekong River, where you can see rare freshwater dolphins in their natural habitat, surrounded by scenic views (15 km from Kratie town, 30-minute drive). 

80 km from Koh Kong town (2-hour drive), this pristine wilderness offers dense jungle, rare wildlife like gibbons and hornbills, and challenging trails, perfect for adventurous hikers seeking untouched natural beauty in a remote environment. From towering mountains to vast deserts, our tours will take you on a journey through some of the most breathtaking landscapes on earth. Get ready to be amazed by the beauty of nature.

20 km from Koh Kong town (30-minute drive), this serene jungle waterfall offers stunning cascades, natural pools, and opportunities for kayaking or swimming amidst the lush greenery of the Cardamom foothills. 

18 km from Sihanoukville (40-minute drive), this diverse ecosystem features mangroves, beaches, and forests, ideal for boat tours, bird-watching, and discovering Cambodia’s unique coastal wildlife. 

50 km from Banlung (1.5-hour drive), this vast and untouched park offers multi-day treks with opportunities to encounter rare wildlife, explore waterfalls, and visit indigenous villages deep within the rainforest. 

5 km from Banlung (15-minute drive), this crystal-clear crater lake is surrounded by lush forests, perfect for swimming, hiking, or enjoying the peaceful environment while learning about indigenous cultures. 

40 km from Sen Monorom (1-hour drive), this spectacular two-tiered waterfall cascades through the jungle, offering dramatic views, refreshing pools, and tranquil picnic spots in Mondulkiri’s lush landscapes. 

10 km from Sen Monorom (30-minute drive), this ethical sanctuary allows you to interact with rescued elephants in their natural habitat while supporting sustainable conservation efforts. 

45 km north of Phnom Penh (1-hour drive), this sacred mountain features lush hiking trails, ancient stupas, and panoramic views of Cambodia’s countryside, blending nature with spiritual exploration.

8 km from Kampot town (15-minute drive), these scenic rapids offer natural pools for swimming and relaxing, surrounded by lush greenery and a serene, rural environment. 

112 km from Phnom Penh (2-hour drive), this high-altitude pine forest provides refreshing hiking trails, waterfalls, and unique biodiversity, perfect for escaping Cambodia’s tropical heat and enjoying tranquil nature. 

12 km south of Battambang (30-minute drive), this mountain features stunning caves, wildlife, and panoramic views, with an unforgettable nightly bat exodus that attracts nature enthusiasts. 

40 km from Battambang (1-hour drive), this peaceful reservoir surrounded by rolling hills and lotus flowers is perfect for picnicking, boating, or simply enjoying Cambodia’s natural tranquility.