Long Beach (Sok San Beach): A stunning and pristine beach known for its white sand and clear waters.
Koh Rong Village: The main village on the island with restaurants, bars, and guesthouses.
Police Beach: A secluded beach known for its tranquility and beautiful scenery.
4K Beach (Long Set Beach): Another picturesque beach with a more relaxed atmosphere.
Koh Rong Pier: The main pier where ferries and boats arrive from Sihanoukville.
Koh Rong Lighthouse: A scenic spot offering panoramic views of the island and surrounding sea.
Koh Rong Viewpoint: A trekking trail leading to a viewpoint with breathtaking views.
Waterfall Beach: A beach with a freshwater stream and a small waterfall.
Coral Garden: A snorkeling and diving spot with vibrant coral reefs and marine life.
Nightlife on Koh Rong: Vibrant nightlife with beach parties, bars, and fire shows.
M’Pay Bay Village: A fishing village with a local community and traditional stilt houses.
Diving and Snorkeling Tours: Explore the underwater world around Koh Rong with guided tours.
Island-Hopping: Visit nearby islands, such as Koh Rong Samloem, for more exploration.
Fishing Tours: Experience traditional Cambodian fishing with local fishermen.

2. Battambang:

Bamboo Train (Norry): A unique and popular local transport experience on a bamboo platform.
Phnom Sampeau: A hill with a temple and the “Killing Caves,” with a tragic history from the Khmer Rouge era.
Banon Temple: An ancient temple with scenic views located on top of a hill.
Wat Ek Phnom: A partially collapsed temple with ancient carvings and a peaceful setting.
Battambang Provincial Museum: Showcasing artifacts and exhibits related to Cambodia’s history.
Battambang Bat Caves: Millions of bats emerge from caves at dusk, creating a spectacular natural phenomenon.
Colonial Architecture: Explore the charming colonial-era architecture in the city center.
Phare Ponleu Selpak: A non-profit arts school and circus that supports local youth.
Battambang Bamboo Bridge: A seasonal bamboo bridge that spans the Sangkae River.
Samrong Knong Pagoda: A beautiful pagoda with intricate decorations and serene surroundings.
Sek Sak Resort: A natural resort with a waterfall and lush greenery, ideal for relaxation.
Roluos Pagoda: An ancient pagoda with unique architectural features.
Stung Sangke River: Enjoy a boat trip on this scenic river with views of the countryside.
Psar Nat (Battambang Market): Experience local life and find traditional Cambodian goods and cuisine.

3. Siem Reap:

Angkor Wat: The iconic temple complex and the largest religious monument in the world.
Bayon Temple: Known for its massive stone faces carved on the temple towers.
Ta Prohm: Famous for the intertwined roots of trees growing amidst the ruins.
Angkor Thom: The last capital city of the Khmer Empire, featuring various temples.
Banteay Srei: A well-preserved temple known for its intricate pink sandstone carvings.
Phnom Bakheng: A temple mountain with panoramic views of the Angkor Wat complex.
Preah Khan: A temple with a maze-like layout and elaborate carvings.
Baksei Chamkrong: A small but impressive pyramid-shaped temple.
Cambodian Landmine Museum and Relief Center: Showcasing the impact of landmines in Cambodia.
Tonle Sap Lake: The largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, known for floating villages.
Angkor National Museum: Featuring artifacts and exhibits related to the history of Angkor.
Pub Street: A vibrant area with restaurants, bars, and nightclubs in the heart of Siem Reap.
Phare, The Cambodian Circus: A contemporary circus with performances blending theater, music, and acrobatics.
Artisans Angkor: A social business supporting traditional Cambodian arts and crafts.

Bokor National Park: A mountainous area with a mix of French colonial ruins and natural beauty.
Kampot Pepper Plantations: Explore the region’s famous pepper farms and learn about Kampot pepper.
Kampot River: Take a boat trip or enjoy kayaking on the scenic river.
Kep Beach: A nearby coastal area known for its seafood and relaxed atmosphere.
Phnom Chhnork: A cave temple with ancient Hindu carvings and a reclining Buddha statue.
Kampong Trach Cave Temple: Cave temple complex with limestone formations and shrines.
Salt Fields: Visit the traditional salt fields to see the salt harvesting process.
Doeum Kralanh Market: A local market offering fresh produce, seafood, and handmade goods.
Teuk Chhou Zoo: A small zoo with a variety of local and exotic animals.
Kampot Provincial Museum: Learn about the history and culture of the Kampot province.
Pepper Plantation Tours: Take guided tours to learn about the cultivation of Kampot pepper.
Kampot Night Market: A lively market with street food, handicrafts, and live performances.
Kampot Arts and Music Association (KAMA): A community space promoting arts and cultural events.
Cycling Tours: Explore the countryside and scenic landscapes on bicycle tours.
Climb Phnom Bokor: Hike or drive to the summit of Phnom Bokor for panoramic views.

Royal Palace: A complex of buildings, including the Silver Pagoda, with beautiful Khmer architecture.
Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum: Formerly a high school turned into a prison during the Khmer Rouge regime, now a museum.
Choeung Ek (Killing Fields): A memorial site where mass graves and a stupa commemorate the victims of the Khmer Rouge.
Wat Phnom: The central temple of Phnom Penh situated on a hill, offering city views.
National Museum of Cambodia: Houses a vast collection of Khmer art and artifacts.
Russian Market (Psar Toul Tom Poung): A bustling market with a variety of goods, including textiles, handicrafts, and souvenirs.
Central Market (Phsar Thmei): A large market with a distinctive dome-shaped building, selling jewelry, textiles, and electronics.
Independence Monument: A symbol of Cambodia’s independence from French rule.
Sisowath Quay: A riverside promenade with cafes, restaurants, and a view of the Tonle Sap River.
National Olympic Stadium: A multi-purpose stadium with a unique architectural design.
Cambodian Living Arts: Showcasing traditional Khmer performing arts and supporting local artists.
Phnom Penh Night Market: A vibrant market that comes alive in the evening with food, crafts, and entertainment.
Cambodia-Vietnam Friendship Monument: A monument commemorating the friendship between Cambodia and Vietnam.

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