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Tour guide to CAMBODIA major citys

Siem Reap

Siem Reap is an attractive little town perched not far from the Tonle Sap, South East Asia's largest freshwater lake. It serves as the gateway to the World Heritage site of Angkor temple complexes that sit just a few kilometers to the north, arduously reached over rutted roads.

The magic of Angkor is best experienced at sunset when the carved sandstone sculptures monuments and temples glow a deep gold colour.

The Angkor Wat Conservancy was established by the French in 1907 when Seam Reap province was restored to Cambodia by the Thais. Angkor Conservancy is a warehouse for some 7,000 sculpture fragments and artifacts from the Angkor region.

Phnom Penh

Phnom Penh is as a relaxed and laid-back city sitting at the junction of four rivers. It's the current capital of Cambodia, and was founded by a Khmer woman named Penh. Following her discovery of Buddha statues hidden in a tree; she built a pagoda on a hill to commemorate her find. The name for hill in Khmer is Phnom, hence the cities name is Phnom Penh.

Main Highlights:

• The Silver Pagoda is the must-see historic sites in the city.
• The National Museum, notable not only for its outstanding exhibits but also for its superb traditional-style architecture.
• Royal Palace hearken back to the traditions of the historic Cambodian kings.
• The Tuol Sleng prison displays a far more sinister and violent part of the country's past which occurred during the 4 year rule of Pol Pot, who wiped out more than a million people before being deposed after a Vietnamese invasion.
• Wat Ounalom is a 15th century Mahanikai Buddhist temple and highly respected institute of learning, with 50 monks in residence. A large number of its buildings were destroyed under Pol Pot, however the temple has since been partially restored.

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