Pursat is the fourth biggest province of Cambodia.
The province is located in the western part of the country and borders clockwise from the north with Battambang, the Tonle Sap Lake, Kompong Chhnang, Kompong Speu, Koh Kong, and Thailand. Pursat offers a perfect access to both the Tonle Sap (just 35km far) and the Cardamom Mountains (right to the West). The name of Pursat refers to a type of tree.
Siem Reap is a province with tourism potential. Apart from Siem Reap, there are many other tourist attractions waiting to welcome national and international tourists, especially nightlife after a full day visit. PUB Street is a place that offers a sense of fun and food and drink accompanied by beautiful music. So when you come to Siem Reap, do not …
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Many international tourists, especially from Europe, visit the “Bat Cave from Phnom Sampov” in Battambang province on the evening of January 28. Thousands of bats march out of the cave for food. At the same time, the nearby villagers also earn money from this tourist area by transporting guests back and forth and selling food.
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Cambodia is among 20 countries selected by Beijing for a pilot programme allowing travel agencies to provide international group tours as well as flight and hotel packages to Chinese citizens, following a three-year ban. As the days tick down until the programme kicks off on February 6, local civil aviation and tourism industry insiders are eager to welcome Chinese travellers …
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From transporting goods to restoring the nation’s rail network to becoming a famous tourist attraction in Battambang province, the humble has played a significant role in modern Cambodia. Norries are a kind of lightweight improvised railway vehicle. Often built with bamboo frames and powered by motorbike engines, they were for many years the only rolling stock on the Kingdom’s rails. …
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