Phnom Penh Hotels
Phnom Penh was founded in the 14th century and has been the capital of Cambodia since 1866 during the rule of King Norodom. Located at the confluence of three great rivers; Mekong, Tonle Sap and Bassac, Phnom Penh is remembered as one of the Indochinese charming cities. This cultural, economical and political capital city is currently in rapid change with the huge influx of visitors and extraordinarily growing number of restaurants, hotels, nightclubs and commercial buildings. The city also serves as a gateway to an exotic land of Ankor temples in the west, the beaches of the southern coast and the ethnic minorities in the northeast.

Siem Reap Hotels
Standing near the northern banks of the great Tonle Sap lake in Cambodia, Siem Reap Town plays a significant role as the gateway to the millennium-old temples of the Khmer Empire. Today, Siem Reap is known to the world as the biggest tourist site of Cambodia for the presence of such impossibly marvelous temples being Bayon, Banteaysrey, and the most heard-about Ankor Wat whose visually artistic impact earns her a counterpartship to the Pyramids of Egypt, Machu Pichu of Peru, and the Taj Mahal of India. Beyond Ankorian temples, the commerialized Siem Reap offers other tourist attraction sites like Tonle Sap lake, Silk Farm, rice-paddy countryside, Cultural Village and much more.

Sihanouk Ville Hotels
“Sand, sea, sun”-are what best identify Sihanouk Ville, the Cambodia’s premier beach town. Once there, you will find yourself enjoying the perfect sunbath, a soothing swim, a relaxing walk and the wonderful sunset. You also have chance to take a boat trip to one of the largely little-explored islands with breathtaking scenery. Local people usually call Sihanouk Ville KOmong Som or even Krong Phrea Sihanouk; however, the three terms can be used interchangeably. Though constructed as the port city during 1950s, the town wears a look of more Cambodian beach town than a port town.

Rattanakiri Hotels
Situated on the mountainous northeastern corner of Cambodia, Ratankiri Province is considered an eco-tourism capital of Cambodia due to its rich sources of jungle, wildlife, waterfalls, and spectacular scenery. The province is also home to some ethnic minority groups whose tribal lifestyle is somehow another attraction to foreign visitors.

Mondolkiri Hotels
Mondulkiri is an eastern province of Cambodia, bordered by Ratanakiri to the north, Vietnam to the east and southeast, Kratie to the southwest and west, and shares a very small border with Stung Treng to the north. It is the most remote and sparely populated province with the total inhabitants of some 36000, and 80 percent of which is made of ten different tribal minorities, with the majority of Phnong...

Battambang Hotels
Battambang is a province of Cambodia that is nestled in the northwest of the country and bordered with Thailand. Known as the largest rice-producing province, its economy lies heavily on the agricultural industry. Once there, you will have chance to explore the Anorian temples nearby the town where serves as a nice base during your visiting...

Kampot Hotels
Set with picture perfection near the base of the Elephant Mountains on the Kampong Bay River, the provincial capital of Kampot City is of quite a different character than the much more heavily touristed beach town of Sihanouk Ville. Quiet lanes, classic French colonial and Chinese architecture and very few tourists all serve to lend Kampot a quaint, welcoming, small town ambiance. Visitors come to Kampot for a taste of provincial Cambodia, the relaxed atmosphere, and to use Kampot as a base or a stepping stone to the Bokor Hill Station, the beaches and islands of Kep and the rest of southeastern Cambodia. ...

Kep Hotels
From the turn of the century through the 1960s, Kep was Cambodia's premier beach town,’’ drawing weekend holiday-makers to its picturesque shores, and sporting the ocean side villas of the privileged class. Nowadays, the old villas are in ruins, and the town is known more for its oceanfront seafood stalls than for its beaches, which are narrow and stony, offering just a few slivers of sand...

Banlung City Hotels
Banlung City is the provincial capital of Ratanakiri Province in Cambodia's mountainous northeastern corner. Heavily jungled and home to 12 different 'Khmer Loeu' ethnic minority groups, Ratanakiri province has a real edge-of-the-world feel to it. Most visitors to Ratanakiri base themselves in Banlung City from where they make excursions/treks to Khmer Loeu villages and jungle areas, waterfalls, gem mines, and Ratanakiri's famous Yeak Laom volcanic lake. The city of Banlung is fairly small but offers some interesting shopping and a few decent hotels....