Northwestern Cambodia

The capital of the Khmer Empire from 928 to 944, Koh Ker is one of the most significant archaeological sites in northern Cambodia. Found in an incredibly remote region amid sprawling jungle, Koh Ker has a magical quality.

A province in the far north of Cambodia bordering Thailand, Preah Vihear is named after the famous Prasat Preah Vihear temple located in the province. Meaning ‘sacred sanctuary’, Preah Vihear is a place for honouring the ancient Hindu temple that calls this province home.

This magnificent region in the north west of Cambodia marks the gateway to the world-famous Angkor ruins – the seat of the Khmer kingdom between the 9th and 15th centuries. Both the province and the main town in the province share the same name – Siem Reap

The Angkor Wat Temple – or Angkor Wat – is a breath-taking temple complex in Cambodia, that is also the largest and one of the most culturally significant religious monuments in the world

This north-western province of Cambodia is an enchanting locality of rice paddies, jungle and mountains. Known as ‘Cambodia’s rice bowl’ for the fertility of the land, this is a lush, postcard-perfect region