Cambodia is best known for a number of B movies made about its turbulent political history but little is known of its great plains. Recently Cambodia's plains and has been declared a biosphere reserve. This and its distinctly Southeast Asian climate make Cambodia an exciting getaway destination.

Far from busy Phnom Penh, Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra is a five-star hotel close to the wondrous Angkor Wat World Heritage. The hotel combines Khmer and French architecture. Its best features are its resorts, gardens, lakes, and a large free form swimming pool. Sofitel Angkor is also known for hosting theme parties, cocktails, wedding, and dinners.

Sofitel Angkor is luxurious, but Hotel de la Paix is Siem Reap's most chic. It was designed by the famous Bill Bensley and has 107 rooms and spa facilities. It is minutes away to the city's vibrant night life. Its spa facility offers Thai massage and gives way to Khmer-inspired swimming pool.

The Mekong Palace Hotel is a budget hotel back in downtown Phnom Penh. It lies near Pub Street, the Royal Palace, and the bus station. If you book in advance you get a free ride to and from the boat and bus stations, and the international airport. The World Star Hotel on Monivong Boulevard, on the other hand, is 15 minutes away from Poechentong International Airport. The Central Market, Orphanage, as well as banks and embassies are accessible from this area. World Star Hotel is a cheap hotel with all the comforts of modern living.

The Angkor Wat is the most famous architecture in Cambodia. It is the biggest religious structure ever built. Mekong River is one of the world's longest rivers. It cuts across China's Yunnan Province and Indochina. Cambodia never runs out visual feasts for choosy tourists.