Cambodia is an alluring country that is rich in both culture and beautiful landscapes. Browse through these photos and fall in love with their enchanting ruins, ancient temples, and jaw dropping landscapes. Despite their horrific past, the Cambodian people are warm and welcoming, eager to show off their home. Journey with us into this ancient land as we marvel at this beautiful country.
Marvel at the spectacular temples and ancient ruins around Angkor Wat
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Visit Cambodia’s capital city, Phnom Penh to see it’s rich yet dark past
Spent a few days in Cambodia’s beaches which can rival those of other Asian countries
Visit the floating village on Tonle Sap lake which is home to many local families
 While you’re exploring, meet the most amazing people and get to know their local culture and way of life
Hopefully, these photos have convinced you to explore more of this beautiful country and find out for yourselves what makes Cambodia so special and alluring to travelers.
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Anna is the Editor in Chief of this blog and has been traveling the world for the last 9 years. She is passionate about discovering incredible food spots, good travel gear, and outdoor adventures. When she isn't outdoors, you can find her eating her way around the world.
7 thoughts on “20 Photos That will Make You Travel to Cambodia”
Thank you for the wonderful and highly inspirational photos. Going to Cambodia for the first time next time and this is making me very excited!
These photos are beautiful. I know you didn’t mean any harm, but I feel like including photos of the remnants of a genocide that only happened in the 1970s in an article “that will make you want to travel to Cambodia” is probably in bad taste?
Didn’t even think about that. Thanks for pointing that out @katiefeatherstone:disqus. Seeing the museums though was such an eye opening experience which in some ways merit a visit to Cambodia in itself if only just to see and learn about what Cambodia went through as a country.
Yeah I agree. It’s a pretty traumatic, but very important thing to think about I think. I left feeling a bit wrong enjoying myself after learning about it all.
Thank you for the wonderful and highly inspirational photos. Going to Cambodia for the first time next time and this is making me very excited!
You are most welcome!! Let us know if you have any questions. 🙂
These photos are beautiful. I know you didn’t mean any harm, but I feel like including photos of the remnants of a genocide that only happened in the 1970s in an article “that will make you want to travel to Cambodia” is probably in bad taste?
Didn’t even think about that. Thanks for pointing that out @katiefeatherstone:disqus. Seeing the museums though was such an eye opening experience which in some ways merit a visit to Cambodia in itself if only just to see and learn about what Cambodia went through as a country.
Yeah I agree. It’s a pretty traumatic, but very important thing to think about I think. I left feeling a bit wrong enjoying myself after learning about it all.
Stunning photos, beautiful people. I will definitely be visiting one day!