Unique Angkor Civilization
Area: 181,035 sq. Km. Population:11,426,223 Capital: Phnompenh. The heart of the country consists of a large central alluvial plain, drained by the Mekong river and including the Tônlé Sap (Great Lake). Mountains flank the plain in the northwest and southwest. Cambodia has a tropical monsoonal climate ideal for growing rice, the chief crop. Corn, vegetables, peanuts, tobacco, and sugar palm are also grown.

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CAMBODIA AIR TICKET SERVICES

To help you plan a comfortable holiday in Cambodia, we provide a hub of flight guide in our web site. The flight service features from the carrier information to one way and round trip air ticket to the major destinations of Cambodia and neighboring countries. You just browse though the sections below to get the flight suitable to your needs or contact us via live chat or telephone for instant support. ...more

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Glimpse of Cambodia

Prices(USD): 249$ - 419$

Length: 3 days

This comprehensive itinerary is designed for those who want to discover the very best of Cambodia ...more

BRIEF HISTORY

 

FUNAN

The first civilization of Cambodia existed from the 1st to 6th century in a State called Funan. In that time, trades became flourished between the East and the West, the Indian traders sailed to this region to establish Indian trading posts in order to collect goods and products during the off monsoon season.

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