1. Cambodia Travel Guide Attractions Phnom Penh Phnom Penh, once the Pearl of Asia, is the capital and largest city of Cambodia with a population of 3 million.

Phnom Penh is now the political, economic, and cultural center of Cambodia. It is also a charming city where modernity and tradition coexist.

Today Phnom Penh is a place of diversified economy and urban development.

A wave of rapid development brought new high-rise buildings, a variety of restaurants catering to everyone's American tastes, modern shopping malls catering to the high-spending crowd, and stylish luxury hotels catering to people from all walks of life.

At the same time, the food and night market life scenes are also rapidly forming, with unlimited potential.

Siem Reap is home to Angkor Wat, a world cultural heritage site, with numerous temples and a Khmer smile that lasts for thousands of years.

This is a city that has gone from prosperity to ruin.

At the crossroads of destiny, the impact of modernity and mystery, the collision of luxury and vicissitudes, and the interweaving of beauty and complexity give this ancient capital a new charm.

Whether Cambodia will travel to Siem Reap and Angkor is an infinite regret.

Due to historical reasons, the Cambodian government regards this city as a Buddhist holy site and a place of gratitude and respect for the Khmer nation.

This ancient city is a huge wealth left to future generations by our ancestors more than 1,000 years ago.

The splendid architecture, exquisite craftsmanship, profound culture, and the mystery of Buddhism bring spiritual shock to every visitor here.

Sihanoukville is located on the southwest coast of Cambodia and is also a special economic zone of Cambodia.

It has the largest seaport in Cambodia. The beautiful beaches make people feel relaxed and happy, and they can enjoy the sunshine, blue sky and pure air of nature.

In 2014, Sihanoukville was selected as one of the 22 most beautiful beaches in Asia by Forbes and ranked among the top ten popular tourist attractions in the world by TripAdvisor.

In recent years, the Chinese have invested heavily in Sihanoukville, which has greatly stimulated the development of the local economy.

The gaming industry in western Hong Kong is also one of the local economic priorities.

Cambuta is very quiet here with few tourists.

Unlike Sihanoukville, this city has many French and Chinese-style buildings. It is a unique, quiet, and lovely riverside town full of romantic French buildings.

In Kampot, visitors can enjoy beaches, Koh Poh Island, village life, caves and the heritage of 1920s French architecture.

In addition, Kampot has cheap fresh seafood.

The White Horse originally belonged to Kampot.

On February 28, 1993, Baima City was changed to a municipality directly under the Central Government.

Located near the border with Vietnam and facing the Gulf of Thailand, it is one of Cambodia's famous summer resorts.

The most attractive part of Whitehorse is the 6-kilometer-long famous beach.

The fine sand on the beach is slightly gray, the water is blue and clear, the bay is wide and quiet, the coastline is winding, and the mountains along the coast are lush.

This coastal city attracts a large number of domestic and foreign tourists with its beautiful natural scenery, excellent beaches and bathing beaches, and delicious seafood.

Bepo Bepo is an important town on the border between Cambodia and Thailand.

It has been an important conduit for trade and commerce between the two countries and has now become Little Las Vegas Cambodia.

Poppet is one of the fastest growing cities in Cambodia, with 3 special economic zones and 19 park development projects.

At present, Bobei's casino has become the most important part of its economic activities. It is even called Little Las Vegas and can be called the gambling capital of Cambodia.

Currently, there are at least 10 casinos in Bobei.

With the rapid development of hotel catering, real estate, tourism, transportation and other industries, Bebo's future is promising.

Battambang Battambang is an important town in northwest Cambodia, the capital of Battambang Province, and the second largest city in Cambodia.

Battambang Province is the distribution center for rice, corn, cardamom and other agricultural products in the fertile Tonle Sap region.

The rice milling industry is developed, with sacking, sawmilling, and brick and tile factories.

There is the famous Phosphorus Salt Mine nearby, and its industrial and commercial prosperity is second only to Phnom Penh.

Battambang has a long history.

In its heyday, Cambodia was the center of ancient China's national power and a fortress connecting the East and the West.

After the rise of Siam, it ruled Battambang for nearly a hundred years in the 18th and 19th centuries.

After Se it has the bamboo raft train and the only brewery in the country!

Today, Battambang is one of Cambodia's largest tourist destinations.

The top of Kwan Son overlooks Battambang, offering stunning views of nearby cities and places.

At dusk, millions of bats fly out of the caves, creating a spectacular sight.

In addition to these unique Cambodian cities, there are many others worth exploring.

Which of the major cities in Cambodia do you prefer?

:2. List of tourist attractions in Cambodia 1. Angkor Monument Angkor Monument is located in Siem Reap Province, about 240 kilometers away from the capital Phnom Penh.

It is a symbol of the Cambodian nation and is known as one of the four wonders of the East.

The existing monuments in Angkor mainly include Angkor Thom (Greater Angkor) and Angkor Wat (Little Angkor).

2. Royal Palace in Phnom Penh The Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, also known as the Four Arms Bay Grand Palace, is named after its location at the intersection of the upper reaches of the Mekong River, the Tonle Sap River, the lower reaches of the Mekong River and the Basak River.

It was built by King Norodom from 1866 to 1870.