The top 5 hidden cambodia destinations you must see- cambodia tours

We need every hour to count, every day to have purpose - and that's what these spas excel at. Using the most advanced medical techniques, Cambodia temples  paired sensitively with more holistic therapies, they offer programmes that balance treatment and downtime to perfection. Go for a week and they will deliver meaningful results. Not just on a physical level but emotionally and psychologically too. You'll be sent home feeling better, brighter, bouncier than ever. And who doesn't need that?

There is very little the modern masters at this gleaming spa resort can't help with, including problem skin, sluggish digestion, chronic insomnia (there's a specialist sleep laboratory) and crippling arthritis. The innovative LANS Med Concept marries cutting-edge diagnostics, for serious, directed treatment, with more traditional Mayr detox techniques to ensure the very best in gut health. The approach is holistic as well as scientific, which means rather than a clinical white-coats-and-wards experience, you can offset a state-of-the-art medical treatment such as cryotherapy with some restorative yoga or a spot of t'ai chi, and tack on a psychology session too.

EXCLUSIVE OFFER: Receive an 85 Euro spa voucher per room when you book a stay at Villa Stephanie by 15 January 2018. Valid for arrivals from Sunday to Wednesday until June 2018. Treatment must be scheduled on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. Minimum 2 night stay required.

A city break in Copenhagen is a fine thing day tour from Siem Reap  for the soul. So much style and beauty, and a dose of good fresh air. Denmark's second city, Aarhus, near the beaches on the east coast, makes an interesting alternative, particularly in 2017 when it is a European Capital of Culture. A year-long programme of cultural events adds to Aarhus's already exciting art scene (the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum will host its first Triennial in April) and regenerated docklands are abuzz with bars and live music.

t would be difficult to talk about Cambodian gastronomy without mentioning its two staples, fish and rice. The freshwaters of the Mekong River and the Tonle Sap Lake provide an abundance of fresh fish and other seafood is available from the Gulf of Thailand. Cambodians are said to eat more rice than any other people in the world; in Cambodia both steamed rice and sticky rice are popular though the latter tends to be used in dessert type dishes.

In 1863, France colonized Cambodia along with Vietnam and Laos. The region thus became known as French Indochina and France essentially ruled the area for the next 90 years. Cambodia claimed its independence from France in 1953. In 1954 a vietnam cambodia travel packages  Geneva conference was held to settle the French-Indochina War.