Phnom Udong, Cambodia

Wat Thmey, located near the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek in Cambodia, is a significant historical and cultural site.

Wat Bo is one of the oldest Buddhist pagodas in Siem Reap, Cambodia, known for its rich history and stunning murals. Built in the 18th century, it stands apart from other temples with its beautifully preserved wall paintings depicting scenes from the Reamker, Cambodia’s version of the Ramayana. The temple offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling tourist crowds of Angkor Wat.

This is a hill temple in the second largest city of Cambodia, dedicated to Lord Buddha. Though it is not clearly visible as to who constructed this temple and when it was constructed, there are enough evidences and architectural remnants to prove that this must have been built many centuries ago. Highlights – Wat Banan Temple is located on top of a hill and it takes around 300 steep and difficult set of stairs to get to this temple. There are five huge towers in this Buddhist temple, out of which most of them are in a dilapidated state today. The vast growth of vegetation hides the view of these majestic towers from the road, so it is quite difficult to actually spot the temple. The carvings of the now-headless apsaras on the towers make the hard route worth every second. Location – Located at about 45minutes from the famous Mount Sampeau. Timings – 7AM to 7PM. Price – About USD2 for going up the hill.

Victory beach is one the best family- friendly beaches in Cambodia. Although Victory Beach is not the best beach in the town due to the presence of Sihanoukville Port being there, it has a lot of beautiful attractions. Unlike other beaches which are suggested only for specific type of people this beach offers something or the other for backpackers, families and people who come here in large numbers every year, looking for peace of mind. Location- Krong Preah Sihanouk, Cambodia. Special features - This beach has the most direct route from Victory hill through a steep narrow road. This beach has a great scenic view from the shores of the beach. This beach is also lined up by restaurants, cottages, bars and other tourist visiting places as this beach is the only beach that has families as its visitors. One can enjoy the beautiful golden sunset by resting on the sands of the shore or on the beach beds, relaxing peacefully.

Thommanon, a jewel of Khmer architecture in Cambodia's Angkor Archaeological Park, enchants visitors with its timeless beauty and intricate design. Built in the 12th century during the reign of King Suryavarman II, Thommanon stands as a testament to the Khmer Empire's architectural prowess. This small but elegant temple boasts exquisite carvings, delicate bas-reliefs, and well-preserved sandstone structures. Dedicated to Hindu deities, Thommanon offers a glimpse into Cambodia's rich religious and cultural heritage. As visitors wander through its corridors and courtyards, they are transported back in time, marveling at the craftsmanship and grandeur of this ancient masterpiece.

Built in traditional Khmer style, Ta Prohm is one of the most scenic temples in Angkor region in Cambodia as it has a canopy of trees and jungles around it. This became one of the Buddhist monasteries in Cambodia, thanks to the efforts of King Jayavarman VII. Highlights – One of the features that attracts viewers about Ta Prohm is that it is found in the same way as it was constructed during the 12th century, whereas most of the other temples in its vicinity have been reduced to mere architectural ruins today. During 1992, this temple was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Location – The temple can be found at just about 1km from Angkor Thom on the southern part of East Baray. Timings – 5AM to 6PM every day. Price - All the temples in this area charge USD20, USD40 and USD60 for one-day, three-day and 7-day packages respectively.