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Cambodia

Siem Reap.
★★★★★
Airport reviews

South-East Asia’s newest airport is sleek, shiny and cavernously empty

The airport was built to sustain 7 million passengers a year, but is running at about 50,000. Hopefully, it will be a case of build it and they will come.

  • by Christine Retschlag
Three days is plenty of time to take in Angkor Wat and the surrounding temples of Siem Reap.

Tripologist: Is five days enough to see both Siem Reap and Luang Prabang?

“I have five days after landing in Siem Reap and wondering if there is enough to do or should I fly to Luang Prabang for a few days?”

  • by Michael Gebicki
Kuy teav, the clear, pork- and dried-shrimp-based broth and its various toppings.

We all know pho, but few Australians have tried the Cambodian equivalent

The Cambodian version of pho is so popular in Vietnam, many there claim a version of it as their own.

  • by Ben Groundwater
Charming cafes and restaurants of Psah Chas Alley in Siem Reap.

Return to this showpiece city, next to a world wonder, before everyone else does

After you’ve explored the ancient temples of Angkor, a freshly polished Siem Reap turns on the charm and surprises. It won’t stay under the radar for long.

  • by Julie Miller
Viroth’s Hotel is a popular choice on TripAdvisor.
★★★★½
Hotel reviews

This hotel was rated world’s best on TripAdvisor. Could it be that good?

What makes this unassuming hotel on a quiet street in Cambodia’s Siem Reap such a popular choice for visitors? Garry Maddox checks in to find out.

  • by Garry Maddox
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Rosewood Phnom Penh.

Forget Thailand and Vietnam: South-East Asia’s enticing new travel frontier

Forget everything you know about Cambodia: Here are five ways to savour the rich mosaic of this intriguing and ever-evolving kingdom.

  • by Julie Miller
Serenity on the Mekong.

A serene journey down the Mekong on a new luxury ship

A voyage aboard a floating castle, of sorts, from Vietnam to Cambodia can’t help but remind Australians of the classic film The Castle.

  • by Penny Watson
Discover a tapestry of jade-green rice paddies and muddy villages against a backdrop of blue hills. (Pictured: Tam Coc, just outside of Hanoi)

Hate Christmas? Here are five places you can go to avoid it altogether

There are large parts of this planet where Christmas passes almost unnoticed. No sleigh bells, no mistletoe, no silly hats, no turkey and no jollity to make you feel like you’re missing out.

  • by Michael Gebicki
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From tinsel-free towns to white Christmas: Top places to go in December

The experience of a winter Christmas entices many overseas at this time of year, but you’ll find plenty of other reasons to travel in December.

  • by Brian Johnston
Sunset on the peaceful Mekong.

Magical Mekong cruise offers rare window into village life

This journey through Cambodia’s most stunning and delicious spots, taking you into the lives of locals, aims to contribute positively.

  • by Lee Tulloch

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