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Reasons To
Visit Cambodia

  • Festivals

    Otherwise known as the water festival, Bon Om Tuk is when Siem Reap and Phnom Penh come alive. Cambodia's most important festival, Bon Om Tuk celebrates the turning of the water in the Mekong, a phenomenon to which the Tonle Sap owes its very existence.

    Festivals

  • Khmer people

    Despite Cambodia`s turbulent history the Khmer people show true strength of character. Everywhere you travel you will be greeted with a smile, from the urbanites of Siem Reap and Phnom Penh to the eclectic indigenous populations of the remote Rattanakiri and Mondulkiri provinces.

    Khmer people

  • Local cuisine

    Often overlooked by the more famous cuisine from its neighbours Cambodia is actually home to some savoury delights. Sample a tasty amok at the market in Siem Reap or indulge in Kep's delicious crab. For those more adventurous you could try an infamous deep fried spider or cricket!

    Local cuisine

  • South coast

    From the sleepy coastal town of Kep with its dilapidated 1960s villas to the mangroves near Koh Kong, the Southcoast has plenty to offer. And for a bit of barefoot luxury, you can spend some time at Song Saa or the 'Sweetheart' islands.

    South coast

  • Temples of Angkor

    The number of visitors to Angkor multiplies exponentially each year but we can recommend ways to appreciate even the busiest sites, like Angkor Wat, and would encourage you to visit some of the lesser-known temples, such as Beng Melea and Banteay Srei. Alternatively, escape the crowds and explore the temples further afield on a temple camping safari.

    Temples of Angkor

  • The Khmer Rouge

    It's hard to ignore the mass genocide of an estimated 2 million people. The effects of Polpot transcend the nation and every Khmer can tell you a story of their time under the despot, the history can be felt and explored throughout the country - from the historical musuems in Phnom Penh to the final resting place of Pol Pot near Anlong Veng.

    The Khmer Rouge
 
 

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Accommodation in Cambodia: Terres Rouge Guesthouse

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Terres Rouge Guesthouse

Ban Lung

This beautiful guesthouse was once a former Governor’s residence and is without doubt the most charming in the north of Cambodia. Infused with gallic charm, Terres Rouge is a wonderful blend of dark wood, local textile wall hangings and sculptures.

The rooms in the main house are fan-cooled whilst the newer bungalows are airconditioned. Each is uniquely decorated giving a sense of stepping back to a time of head hunters and explorers.

The first floor veranda offers a relaxing lounge area for unwinding after a day of exploration, and with its wonderful views over Boeng Kansaign Lake is the perfect place to watch the sunset with a cool drink.

The restaurant has an extensive menu and offers a fine blend of Cambodian and French cuisine.

Set away from the main road, this delightful guesthouse is a tranquil place to stay amongst lush tropical gardens overlooking the lake.

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