Eastern Cambodia

Kratie overview A rural province of the same name, life in Kratie centres on the charming town located on the banks of the Mekong River.   While it is possible to explore the agricultural land and wildlife sanctuaries elsewhere in the province, the heart of this region is very much in the town and alongside the Mekong River, which flows all the way through the province. In fact, 80% of Kratie Province’s

Mondulkiri Province overview The largest but least populated province of Cambodia, Mondulkiri Province is an eastern region bordering Vietnam known for its hilly forests, waterfalls and indigenous communities.   The awe-inspiring natural landscape here makes Mondulkiri Province the perfect eco-tourism destination and although this region is still a little off-the-beaten-track, there are some amazing outdoor

Kampong Cham overview Named after the ethnic Cham people originating in the area, Kampong Cham Province is in a lowland region with a huge stretch of the Mekong River running alongside it.   Known for its rural charm, riverside activity and quaint city life in the province’s urban centre – also called Kampong Cham, many people travel here from nearby Phnom Penh for a slice of ‘real

Ratanakiri Province overview Found in the far north-east of Cambodia, bordering both Laos and Vietnam, Ratanakiri Province is a region of towering mountains, lush tropical forests and traditional lifestyles led by Cambodia’s large indigenous population here.   Bamboo rafting on Tonle Srepok.   An area of immense natural beauty, Ratanakiri Province is a place to visit for those who enjoy outdoor

Phnom Penh overview Cambodia’s capital city of Phnom Penh was once known as the ‘Pearl of Asia’ for a good reason. Wide boulevards, a smattering of French colonial buildings and a cultural and historical centre all rolled into one, Phnom Penh is a delight for all the senses.   Wat Unalom, one of the many Wats in Phnom Penh.   Home to 1.5 million people, Phnom Penh is a buzzing place. Take