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Apr-May
Khmer New Year falls in mid-April and the mercury regularly hits 40°C.
Jul-Sep
Green season: rice paddies shimmer, and prices plummet.
Best Places to Eat
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Cuisine Wat Damnak (
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Friends (
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Sandan (
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Tepui (
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Jaan Bai (
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Best Places to Stay
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La Résidence d'Angkor (
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Pavilion (
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Les Manguiers (
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Terres Rouges Lodge (
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La Villa (
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ITINERARIES
One Week
Soak up the sights, sounds and smells of
Phnom Penh
, Cambodia's dynamic and fast-changing capit-
al. Travel by road to
Siem Reap
, gateway to the majestic temples of
Angkor
, passing by the pre-
Angkorian temples of Sambor Prei Kuk or taking a longer detour via the charming colonial-era city of
Battambang
. Explore Angkor in depth; no one does temples quite like Cambodia.
Two Weeks
After exploring Phnom Penh and Siem Reap for a week, hit the provinces. Those heading to Thailand
should head south to Cambodia's up-and-coming coastline. Soak up the languid charms of
Kampot
and
Kep
, then head to
Sihanoukville
, where dreamy islands lurk offshore. Try some adrenalin adven-
tures around
Koh Kong
before exiting the country. Laos- or Vietnam-bound travellers can easily
spend a week in the wild east, trekking in
Ratanakiri
or
Mondulkiri
and tracking rare Irrawaddy dol-
phins on the Mekong River around
Kratie
or
Stung Treng
.
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