Phnom Penh, Cambodia - Siem Reap, Cambodia 11 days trip

Cambodia's capital and largest city sit on the confluence of two rivers, boasting architectural variety and historic landmarks.

Visit the central market for some food, admire the well-preserved French architecture, or pay your respects at the local temple.

Adjacent to a park, this 15C temple complex retains much of its original architecture and ornamentation, offering a glimpse into Khmer culture.

A 19C royal complex, the residence of Cambodia's monarch boasts several fine buildings, tropical gardens, and more.

Home to several treasures, this elaborate pagoda boasts a stunning silver floor and an impressive collection of gold and jewelled Buddhas.

The site of mass graves from the 1980s genocide committed by the Khmer Rouge regime, it is now a striking memorial center.

A beautiful park made up of pine forests, waterfalls, the majestic Cardamom Mountains, biking trails, and more.

The heart of Buddhism in Cambodia, this 15C temple complex boasts over 40 buildings and an array of traditional architecture.

Commemorating Cambodia's independence, this monument resembles a blossoming lotus and echoes many of notable Khmer temples.

Dedicated to Cambodia's culture and history, this museum exhibits sculptures, archaeological relics, Khmer art, ceramics, and more.

Dedicated to the 21,000 victims of the Cambodian genocide, the museum offers a glimpse into the horrors of the Khmer Rouge regime.

A lovely small lake popular for its fishing. Feel free to stroll about and explore, or visit the nearby temples.

Dating to the 14C, this lovely Buddhist temple boasts a multitude of statues and flower-filled altars, as well as marvelous murals.

Take a stroll along this historic waterfront, lined with restaurants and cafes, hotels and local vendors, shops and bars.

Honoring the relations between Cambodia and Vietnam, this monument is set in a lovely park and features symbolic statues.

An ancient city with a laid-back atmosphere, featuring remnants of French Colonial architecture and many temples in its vicinity.

Wander through streets lined with colorful Colonial houses and small cafes, sampling local foods from the friendly street vendors.

Popular with travelers due its proximity to the Angkor temples, this bustling city boasts markets, temples, museums, and more.

Translated as "Temple City," this 12C hilltop complex is the world's largest religious monument and is a great example Khmer style.

One of Cambodia's most breathtaking temples, this popular complex uniquely features beautiful of trees interlacing ancient ruins.

Visit at sunset to see millions of bats streaming out of on their way to their nightly activities.

The site of the foundation of the Khmer Empire, this stunning park features archaeology, waterfalls, a temple, and more.

Take a tour of this freshwater lake where you can visit the unique floating villages, home to an array of floating communities.

A water reservoir dating to the 10C of historic import, lined with historic artifacts, including a necropolis and a few notable statues.

This 12C temple complex is full of entwining thick brush, and boasts Hindu-themed decorations carved into the sandstone.