Cambodia is situated in the southern section of Indochina peninsula. It is encircled by the borders of Thailand in the northwest, Laos in the northeast, Vietnam in east and Thailand Gulf in the southwest. The capital of Cambodia is Phnom Penh which is also the largest city. In Cambodia, the tourism sector is the main source of the economy after that is the textile industry. Siem Reap plus Phnom Penh are two famous tourist destinations of Cambodia. Siem Reap is the capital of Siem Reap p[...]
With overtourism a big and important factor in today's travel world its time to travel smarter and go to places which are often underrated or totally off the beaten path. I have asked 73 travel bloggers on their top recommendations all around the world. This is a HUGE collection of 73 destinations all around the world, from Europe to Asia, South America to North America and more! Whichever continent you are thinking of travelling to next year, check out the table of contents and find a locat[...]
Phnom Penh is Cambodia’s busy capital which is full of incredible and horrific history. Is Phnom Penh worth visiting? Absolutely! It’s a wonderful place to start your Cambodian adventure and learn more about the Cambodian genocide before the rest of your travels around the country. There is a thriving street-food scene along with many things to see but here’s a pick of the best things to do in Phnom Penh. Best things to do in Phnom Penh 1. Pay your respe[...]
On any stop in Cambodia, seeing the temples in Angkor, located a stone's throw away from Siem Reap, is a must-do. You will be left speechless and overwhelmed by the detailed temples in Angkor dotted around the area. Angkor stretches a whopping 400km and dates to the Khmer Empire from the 9th to the 15th century. This site was by far one of the most important sites in Southeast Asia. Here is a complete guide on which temples in Angkor to visit, where to stay, how to get a dr[...]
I have read many articles lately where the truth has been exposed about the so-called ‘animal sanctuaries’ throughout Asia. I say animal sanctuaries in quotations because that is not what they should be named and it is far from the truth. I am getting so annoyed about seeing my Facebook feed flooded with photos of people posing next to an animal because they don’t know what is actually going on behind those walls. Actually, not even walls, this is being done in front of our ey[...]