These were the execution grounds for the Khmer Rouge.

The Cambodia Cooking Class will be one of the highlights of your trip. Even the kids will loved it, too! Lots of mortar and pestle action to make the curries, then you get to eat your delicious...

This beautiful sandstone museum was opened in 1920 and showcases many fine examples of Angkor Wat statuary.

Still the dwelling place of the king, this palace contains the Silver Pagoda, whose floor is made up of 5329 silver tiles, each weighing 1.125 kilograms.

Bring plenty of small change because beggars are pretty thick on the ground here, even early in the morning. Take it one at a time visiting inside the temple, as there are plenty of small children...

This obelisk commemorates Cambodia's freedom from France in 1953.

The Khmer temples at Angkor is one of the world's most astonishing architectural treasure. Built between the 9th and the 13th century by a succession of 12 Khmer kings, it spans 312 square km (120 sq. miles).

Housed in a 1937 Art Deco building, this market is a city landmark.