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Cambodia Surin # 0 #\ 100 km ^# #] e 0 50 miles Cambodia Surin Prasat Preah Vihear Mother of all mountain T H A I L A N D temples L A O S Dangkrek Mountains Preah Vihear (Chuor Phnom Dangkrek) Protected Chong Chom #\ Forest Choam Sa-Ngam Temples of Angkor +# #\ ÷# O Smach #\ +# Ú# The world’s most impressive #\ Choam Prasat archaeological site Banteay Chhmar ODDAR Preah Sra Em ÷# Protected Landscape MEANCHEY #\ #\ Virachey Vihear #\ Muang ÷# ^# Anlong National Samraong Veng Kulen Promtep Choam Khong Park Wildlife Sanctuary Ksant #\ #\ Ú#Banteay Siem RATANAKIRI Chhmar ë# Anlong Thmor SIEM Preah Vihear Cheuteal Pang #\ #\ Voen Sai Siem Reap Province Pouk #\ Ang Trapaing Thmor T ÷# REAP City (Tbeng +# o Crane Sanctuary #\ n Food, rural adventures Ang Trapengë# PREAH #\ Meanchey) Preah STUNG lé and floating villages Thmor Reserve Koh Ker #\ ^# VIHEAR S Stung Treng Rumkel TRENG a #\ Ú# Kulen Ramsar Site ÷# Ban Lung n +# Le Thanh Phnom ^# Bokheo BANTEAY #\ #æ Aranya #\ +# Poipet R Kulen Srayong #\ #\ #\ MEANCHEY Angkor (487m) Boeng Yeak Prathet Kralanh Beng Per T O Yadaw ^# #\ Protected ÷# onl Lom Sisophon Mongkol ë# #\ é S #\ Landscape Phnom Kulen #\ Svay Leu Wildlife Thala Boravit re Borei ^# p #] ÷# National Park Sanctuary #\ Svay Pak ok Lumphat Ú#Temples Ú# Stung Mondulkiri Tonlé Sap Siem #\ Beng Khvau#\ Ú# Ta Seng Treng Where the wild things Kouk Multiple ^# of Angkor Use Area Reap Mealea Preah #\ Rovieng Lumphat Kduoch Phnom #\ M are #\ ÷# #\ Me Chrey Khan e Wildlife ë# #\Dam Dek Dek Prek Toal ÷# #\ k Sanctuary r o Bird Sanctuary Floating e n Battambang v Kamrieng Kampong g Village #\ i #\ #\ ^# ÷# + R #\ Daun Lem # Khleang R of Chong Koh Nhek Tonlé Sap KOMPONG i Biosphere Kneas n KRATIE v Kamping e Psar #\ e THOM Poy Reserve S r Ban Pakard #\ +##\ Pruhm Reang Tonlé #\ Stoeng Sambor #\Pailin Kesei Sap Roeng Tonlé Ú# Phnom Prech #\ Moung Treng ë#Chhmar Wildlife Prei Kuk Wildlife KRONG #\ Russei BATTAMBANG Sanctuary Sambor #\ Sanctuary PAILIN ^# ë# Kompong Luong #\ Samlaut Kompong Sandan Mondulkiri ÷#Multiple (Floating Village) MONDULKIRI Protected Use Area Pursat #\ Thom Forest ^# #\ Krakor Sen ÷# Battambang ^# Nam Lear r Monorom^# Colonial-era gem, gateway Phnom e Kratie Wildlife Sanctuary PURSAT v #\ Spoe Krapang i Baray ë# to the real Cambodia R R #\Tbong (1711m) t Keo Seima +# sa Stung Wildlife ^# Phnom Phnom Samkos Pouth i ^# #\ #\ Samkosë# KOMPONG Trang Sanctuary Trat R Wildlife Sanctuary Kompong Chhlong #÷ #\ (1717m) CHHNANG Chhnang Sre Phnom Aural Kompong TBONG Central Cardamons Skuon #\ Trapeang Kthum R #\ #\ Snuol 12° N Ko Chang Protected Forest (1813m) Cham KHMUM #\Sre ÷# Phnom Aural Romeas ^# +# Phnom Knang ë# KOMPONG Cardamom R Wildlife T Chup #\ #\ Kratie Trapeang o CHAM Mountains Sanctuary Udong Suong Trapeang Memot (1213m) n #\ Rare dolphins in the Gulf of (Chuor Phnom #\ #\ Loc Ninh l Plong Thailand Khlong Yai #\ Kravanh) e #\ Mekong River KOMPONG S Hat Lek#\ SPEU a PREY +# +# Krong Koh Kong Southern p #\ Xa Mat Ko Kut ^# ÷#Cardamons VENG #\ Protected Forest PHNOM Cham Yeam Peam Krasaop Kompong #_ ë# Wildlife Sanctuary PENH Speu #\ ^# Prey V I E T N A M Koh Krong ^# Takhmau Conservation KOH KONG Veng Kampot Province KÂNDAL SVAY Laid-back little towns, country Koh Corridor RIENG #\ Chi Phat Kirirom Phnom Tamao \# and coastal adventures Kong ÷# National ÷# Wildlife ÷# Neak Tay Ninh Park Rescue Centre Luong #\ #\ Ba Phnom Phnom Penh Sre The ‘pearl of Asia’ Botum Sakor Ambel TAKEO National Park #\ Moc Bai is back Angk #\ ELEVATION ÷# Banteay ^# #\+# 11° N Tasaom #\ #\ Takeo Kaam Chakrey Svay Bavet Gulf of Elephant Mountains ^# R #\ Chiphu 1500m Koh Bokor (Chuor Phnom #\Samnor+# Rieng The Southern Islands Kompong National Phnom +# #\ 1000m Sdach Damrei) #\ Khanh Perfect beaches fulfilling Som Park Da Vinh 500m KAMPOT #\ Binh Veal ÷# Tani Ho Chi 250m paradise fantasies Kbal Chhay Chhuk #\ Xuong ^# Protected Renh Bokor Hill 0 Koh Rong #\ Minh City Forest Station Tuk Meas Phnom #] Chau Doc ^#÷# #\ Den Sihanoukville #æ ^# #\ Kampot Kompong #\+# #\ Trach Tinh Koh Rong Ream÷# Koh Kep SOUTH National #÷^# #\ Bien Sanloem Thmri National Prek Chak CHINA SEA Park Park +# Xa Xia Kep #\ 102° E 103° E Phu Quoc Island #\ Ha Tien 107° E 108° E.
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