After decades of struggle, the beautiful country of Cambodia is at last deservedly emerging as a fantastic tourist destination full of friendly people, wonderful attractions, and delicious cuisine.

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Cambodia is an adventure in itself. If you are interested in ancient and majestic ruins, gorgeous countryside, outstanding beaches and experiencing exotic colors, sights and smells then Cambodia is a must!

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Although any visit to Cambodia would not be complete without taking in the astonishing temples and ruins at Angkor Archeological Park, the jewel of Cambodia, there is many places worth a visit and the country has much to entice all kinds of travelers.

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Backpackers and adventurers will enjoy extraordinary national parks and exotic wild life, remote beaches and village life that lie off the beaten path while the ruins to be found around Siem Reap make for an incredible cultural journey with comfortable nearby accommodation for all budgets. Delectable Cambodian and French cuisine will excite and satisfy even the finest palate as will the relaxing and wonderful spas to be found around Phnom Penh.

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Khmer Rouge sites throughout Cambodia serve not just as a memorial to Pol Pot’s victims during his 4 year reign of terror, but as witnesses we, as world citizens and human beings, can help be sure this never happens again. Scattered throughout Cambodia are countless temples is various stages of upkeep and disrepair.

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Travel into the countryside and along Cambodia’s many rivers to see rural life and the “real” Khmer people.

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And last but not least, visit Cambodia’s remarkable beaches and tropical islands. Fun in the sun is all over the South Coast with options ranging from bustling port towns full of lively nightlife to secluded islands. You will delight in Cambodia’s divine turquoise waters and sandy stretches of palm fringed beach.

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Enjoy wildlife, river adventures, ancient culture, and beaches and for a unique start to your day catch the sunrise as daylight 1st brushes color onto the temples of Angkor Wat.