Phnom Penh - Is the largest city and the capital of Cambodia . It was referred to as “The Pearl of Asia” in the 1920’s and to this day is a significant global tourist destination. The city is home to in excess of 1,000,000 people with the total population for the country standing at approximately 13,000,000. Some of the main attractions are the Royal Palace with the Silver Pagoda dating back to the mid 1800’s and the National Museum constructed during the French colonial era in the late 1800’s. The oldest construction is Wat Phnom, a pagoda standing 27 metres in height, which was constructed in 1373.

Sambor Prei Kuk - This important site consists of over 100 predominantly brick built temples located in a shady, tranquil forest setting. It is said to be Cambodia’s most impressive collection of pre-Angkorian monuments.

Bokor Hill Station - Located just outside the town of Kampot in southern Cambodia is the abandoned French built town sitting on top of Bokor Mountain . The town dates back to 1922 and was built by the French to escape the heat of Phnom Penh . The complex included shops, royal apartments, church, hotel, casino and even a post office. This location has been the choice of numerous film directors and the 2002 film “City of Ghosts ” starring Matt Dillon was filmed there. Although now uninhabited, it was announced in January 2008 that this important piece of history would now undergo re-development.