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Discover Cambodia, the Sanctuary of Khmer civilization!

December 12th, 2023
Discover Cambodia, the Sanctuary of Khmer civilization!

A country you must visit!

Cambodia is vibrant, fascinating and incredibly spiritual, it is the place where Khmer culture revives, the timeless space where you have the revelation of the rise and fall of dynasties... Cambodia has a fabulous heritage, it is a wild and little explored land, with people who, although poor, they didn't forget to smile. Here is the Angkor temple complex, the largest religious building on the planet and probably the most mysterious. It is a world of absolute refinement, of art in its pure state, a space in which you must be initiated. The terrible history of the last decades, the tragedy of the Cambodian people, the millions of crimes committed by Pol Pot's regime, the civil war and the presence of the Khmer Rouge have caused this country to be practically erased from the offers of tourist agencies. Nothing more regrettable, because architecturally, artistically and culturally, no other South Asian country can compete with Cambodia.

Adventure seekers will be delighted by the wild land of Cambodia, by the amazing natural scenery, by the tribes and culture of this people. Here you can come to do trekking, mountain biking, beach and water sports or simply explore. Cambodia remains an exotic country with temples and jungle, with rivers that flow in the opposite direction, with architectural wonders that are definitely worth knowing. Cambodia represents a gateway to an exotic and challenging land with lost temples, rice plantations, small villages, but also beaches that are just waiting to be explored.

What do you have to visit in Cambodia?

Angkor Thom
Angkor Thom
Angkor Thom , also known as the "Great City" in Khmer, was the last and most enduring capital city of the Khmer Empire in Cambodia. It was established in the late 12th century by King Jayavarman VII and covers an area of 9 km². The city is home to several monuments from earlier periods as well as those built by Jayavarman VII. At the center of the city is the state temple of Jayavarman, Bayon, known for its 54 towers decorated with smiling faces. Angkor Thom is now part of the Angkor Archaeological Park, which since 1992 has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city was built as a sacred political and religious center, different from earlier cities, reflecting the grandiose ambitions of King Jayavarman VII
Aerial view of Angkor Wat
Aerial view of Angkor Wat
The main entrance to Angkor Wat
The main entrance to Angkor Wat
Angkor Wat is a temple complex in Cambodia, built in the first half of the 12th century by the Khmer king Suryavarman II, around 1110-1150. It is considered the largest religious monument in the world and was the center of a city as large as Berlin. The original name of the temple was Vrah Viṣṇuloka or Parama Viṣṇuloka, meaning "sacred abode of Vishnu". Angkor Wat is protected by a 15-foot high wall and a wide moat and covers an area of 200 acres.
Typical village of Battambang region
Typical village of Battambang region
Statuia lui Ta Dumbong Kro Aung
Statuia lui Ta Dumbong Kro Aung
Battambang is a city located in the northwestern part of Cambodia, being the capital of the province of the same name and the third largest city in the country. Founded in the 11th century by the Khmer Empire, Battambang is a major rice producer and was an important trading center and provincial capital of the Siamese province. The city is located on the Sangkae River and is known for its well-preserved French colonial architecture. Battambang is a less crowded tourist destination than other cities in Cambodia such as Siem Reap or Sihanoukville and offers a more authentic experience of Cambodian culture and history.
Plaja din Kep
Plaja din Kep
Kep is a small city located on the coast of Cambodia, being the smallest province of the country, with an area of 336 km² and a population of approximately 42,000 inhabitants. The city was once a popular destination for Cambodia's elite, but was abandoned during the Khmer Rouge regime. Today, Kep is known for its crab market and its historic architecture, which combines European and traditional Cambodian elements. Although not a popular tourist destination, Kep offers an authentic experience of Cambodian coastal life and is a good option for those looking for a less crowded destination

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