Eastern Cambodia

Kampong Cham, a province of Cambodia, is named after the Cham ethnicity that once inhabited this region. Located in a plain, it is bathed by the majestic Mekong River.  

Nestled in the heart of its eponymous province, Kratie flourishes into a charming city, bathed by the waters of the Mekong.

The largest province in Cambodia, Mondulkiri is also the least populated. Bordering Vietnam, this eastern region reveals landscapes of rolling forests, refreshing waterfalls, and is home to indigenous communities with ancient traditions.  

Once known as the "Pearl of Asia," Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, is a captivating city. Its wide avenues, French colonial buildings, and rich cultural and historical heritage make it a place that awakens all the senses.  

Ratanakiri Province overview Found in the far north-east of Cambodia, bordering both Laos and Vietnam, Ratanakiri Province is a region of towering mountains, lush tropical forests and traditional lifestyles led by Cambodia’s large indigenous population here.   Bamboo rafting on Tonle Srepok.   An area of immense natural beauty, Ratanakiri Province is a place to visit for those who enjoy outdoor