The area around the provincial capital of Siem Reap is dotted with dozens of temple complexes, most of them situated in the Angkor Archaeological Park to the North of the town.
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Stung Treng
Stung Treng is situated at the junction of the Mekong and the Sekong and serves as gateway to some of the wildest and most spectacular riverscapes in the country.
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In and around the town are many white sand beaches and off the coast a number of unspoilt, partly uninhabited islands.
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With its many rivers Rattanakiri is ideal for jungle boat trips on the way to visiting secluded tribal communities, combined with a village homestay.
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With its relatively cool climate, Mondulkiri is ideal for trekking tours or jungle excursions on the back of an elephant.
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Kratie’s main attraction are the Irrawaddy Dolphins which live a few kilometres upriver and can be observed from small boats throughout the year.
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Pristine rivers, dense mangrove forests, virtually undiscovered Koh Kong island and the nearby jungle-coverd Cardamom Mountains.
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An ideal base for various excursions to the nearby mountains, or one of the many pepper plantations in the area.
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Excursions to the temple of Preah Vihear and Sambor Prei Kuk, the capital of Chenla during the 7th century.
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Attractions include Wat Nokor, an 11 century Buddhist shrine and the hills of Phnom Pro and Phnom Srei.
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Much colonial architecture, giving the town a special atmosphere, and an idyllic countryside around Battambang.
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The town offers a vast array of accommodation options, ranging from boutique guest houses to some of the best hotels in the region.
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Tree-lined boulevards, French colonial buildings and an abundance of chic bistros, bustling markets, intriguing boutiques and stylish hotels.
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