Cambodia is a photographer’s dream, with its diversity of landscape, people, monuments and rich culture, so don’t forget to pack your camera and charge your phone before stepping out to explore. Here are some photos that will inspire visitors to get snapping.
The Cambodian coast is dotted with almost-remote tropical islands, with Koh Rong Samloem boasting pretty empty shores, powder white sands, turquoise seas and jungle.
The iconic Angkor Wat is number one on most visitors’ list of attractions and it’s easy to see why. Most flock to the site before dawn to catch the sun rising from behind the temple’s towers.
Battambang is known as Cambodia’s ‘rice bowl’ and is full of twinkling emerald green paddies during wet season. Phnom Sampeau is a great spot to see the countryside in all its glory, as well as the perfect place to catch a beautiful sunset.
As well as Angkor Wat, the archaeological park is home to a series of other stunning temples, including root-riddled Ta Prohm, which rose to fame after featuring as the backdrop in the movie Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, starring Angelina Jolie.
Cambodia’s network of waterways are the life and soul of the country and can be explored in a variety of ways. Stand-up paddle-boarding is a one fun way to enjoy
Monks adorned in orange robes are a common sight throughout Cambodia. Every morning, they can be seen collecting alms from shops and homes across the country.
The Cambodian coast is dotted with almost-remote tropical islands, with Koh Rong Samloem boasting pretty empty shores, powder white sands, turquoise seas and jungle.
The iconic Angkor Wat is number one on most visitors’ list of attractions and it’s easy to see why. Most flock to the site before dawn to catch the sun rising from behind the temple’s towers.
Battambang is known as Cambodia’s ‘rice bowl’ and is full of twinkling emerald green paddies during wet season. Phnom Sampeau is a great spot to see the countryside in all its glory, as well as the perfect place to catch a beautiful sunset.
As well as Angkor Wat, the archaeological park is home to a series of other stunning temples, including root-riddled Ta Prohm, which rose to fame after featuring as the backdrop in the movie Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, starring Angelina Jolie.
Cambodia’s network of waterways are the life and soul of the country and can be explored in a variety of ways. Stand-up paddle-boarding is a one fun way to enjoy
Monks adorned in orange robes are a common sight throughout Cambodia. Every morning, they can be seen collecting alms from shops and homes across the country.