Phnom Penh Post - Travel
As tourists arrive at Neakta Hang village in Kampong Chhnang province by boat, oxcarts take them to an ancient pagoda where they will experience first-hand, traditional Cambodian culture. Article: https://bit.ly/2V457Dz
As tourists disembark the boat that has brought them to Neakta Hang village in Kampong Chhnang province, the cows, unaware that they will be their next transport, peacefully graze the field.
Located about 57km outside Kampong Chhnang town the Anlong Svay site, composed of nine different waterfalls, offers tourists plenty of recreational options.
If you are looking for a new challenge, look no further than Climbodia.
The sound of the water flowing through the pipes mixes with the workers’ laughter as they rejoice at the sight of the precious element.
Preah Theat Mountain is home to two pagodas that are lost amid dense vegetation and boulders – the Preah Theat Kroum (the lower pagoda) and Preah Theat Leu (the upper pagoda).
A mountain emerges on the horizon on our way to Kampong Chhnang’s Amleang commune. Its sinuous shape does not escape the eye. Neither does the giant rock that sits on the top.
A dam that was built in Kampong Speu province’s Oral district, about 130km from the capital, during the Khmer Rouge regime was recently restored and has now become a local eco-friendly tourist attraction.
A dam that was built in Kampong Speu province’s Oral district, about 130km from the capital, during the Khmer Rouge regime was recently restored and has now become a local eco-friendly tourist attraction.
Greece aims to exploit untapped tourism revenue by allowing diving for post-19th century shipwrecks in the near future, Tourism Minister Harry Theocharis said Monday as his country is already enjoying growth in the key sector.
For coffee-lovers who have had enough of the bustling noise of the metro, one cafe offers the perfect solution.
