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CLICK TO RETURN TO INDEX PAGE DOWNLOAD THIS PAGE AS A PDFANGKOR WATThe megalithic Angkor Wat is the largest existing religious monument in the world and the national symbol of Cambodia. One of mankind’s most impressive architectural achievements, the temple was constructed between 1113 and 1145 when King Suryavarman II chose to honor the Hindu God Vishnu.KOMPONG KHLEANGOne of the largest and most fascinating Tonle Sap communities is also one of the least visited. We take guests off the beaten track to enjoy genuine insight into an ancient Khmer way of life. Located about 35 kilometers east of Siem Reap, Kompong Khleang is home to a myriad of stilted houses rising to ten meters in the air, dubbed “Bamboo Skyscrapers”.BATTAMBANGCambodia’s second city often feels more likea charming small town than an urban centre. Take time strolling around the riverside area and the colonial shophouse lined streets. Thisfriendly town boasts a wonderful art deco market with a wealth of sellers. For those with an interest in history, the old railway station is a must-see.WELCOME TONORTHERN CAMBODIA Beyond the magnificent temples of Siem Reap and vast waters of Tonle Sap Lake lies the beautiful wild frontier of Northern Cambodia. In this largely undeveloped region you’ll find incredible wildlife, welcoming ethnic groups, and charming towns. Battambang is home to not just temples, but also French-era colonial buildings and some of the country’s best street food. DON’T MISS OUT ON SEEING....