
Sihanoukville - A Sought After Destination of Cambodia
Cambodia is associated with heritage and culture most of the time. When travellers look for some exotic coastal destinations in Cambodia then they get confused where to head. Phnom Penh is a great option as we discussed in our last blog. But the coastal town of Sihanoukville is known best for housing some of the best beach locations of Cambodia.
Sihanoukville totally differentiates the cultural and heritage image of Cambodia and attracts many travellers towards it.
Let us explore this best getaway destination of Cambodia -
Sihanoukville Tour - A Quick Outline
The coastal town of Cambodia is also famous as Kampong Som or Preah Sihanouk. Being the capital of Sihanoukville Province, this city is located on the at the apex of an elevated peninsula on the Gulf of Thailand. The white-sand beaches, majestic waterfalls, the vibrant nightlife, some touch of heritage structures, traditional Khmer massages, all combined together to make Sihanoukville travellers pick and a power-packed destination for people visiting Cambodia. If you are bored of Phnom Penh tour then, Sihanoukville can be a better alternative for you.

However, apart from Sihanoukville pretty beaches and tiny offshore islands, this town is known for the unique blend of the modern and ancient culture which can be seen on its streets. The town also features ample hotels, restaurants and bars for party lovers.
Visitor things to do at Sihanoukville
There’s quite a lot of variety among the things to do in Sihanoukville. The coastal town has a wide range of interesting destinations to spend time with the family and to unwind yourself. There is a heritage to admire, colourful markets for shopaholics to various delicious dishes to savour for foodies - Check out now!!
Visit the Wat Leu Temple
Wat Leu is the most famous Buddhist temple located in Sihanoukville. From here you can get sensational views of almost every gorgeous sunset panoramas will mesmerise you. Wat Leu is situated on a serene forested hilltop around 1.5km northwest from the city centre. Wat Leu is a structure as Siem Reap’s ancient temples but it is nonetheless worth a visit.

The grand, colourful main building is similar in design to a pagoda and is surrounded by fascinating objects, including a 3-headed white carved elephant and Buddha's massive black statue. The hilltop position is also calm and quiet and it is especially impressive to visit at the time of sunset, offering stunning views across the area.














