The island of Koh Chen sits on the Tonle Sap river to the north of Phnom Penh, and is renowned for its craftsmen and women, who work primarily in bronze, silver and copper. You can pick up some beautiful souvenirs here, including silver bowls, vases and decorative boxes.

Oudong was once the capital of Cambodia, and served as the royal residence for over 250 years until it was abandoned by King Norodom in 1866. The twin peaks of Phnom Oudong mountain are scattered with Buddhist stupas, and offer great views of the surrounding countryside.

The town of Kampong Chhnang lies at the centre of the province of the same name, and the busy dock is a hub for exploration of the Tonle Sap river. Nearby you will find picturesque floating villages and lush green rice fields, and the region is known for its pottery.

The village of Kampong Tralach is a great place to get a feel for everyday life along the Tonle Sap river, and is also home to an impressive pagoda surrounded by rice fields. You may have the chance to enjoy an oxcart ride through the village, a unique way to travel!