What to See in Cambodia: Cities to Explore on Foot

Cambodia is a Southeast Asian nation shaped by the ancient Khmer Empire, its broad central plain, the Mekong River and the Tonlé Sap lake, and a living culture of Theravada Buddhism, classical dance and distinctive cuisine. It offers travelers a mix of awe‑inspiring temples, vibrant cities and tranquil waterways that reveal both historic grandeur and everyday life. Neywo provides a free audio guide for Cambodia, covering 6 cities with 91 narrated places across 8 walking tours, available in 11 languages.

Explore Cambodia’s highlights

The country’s geography is organised by a low central plain, seasonal rivers and the great lake Tonlé Sap, which supports many recorded species of freshwater fish and is surrounded by seasonal forests and riverside ecosystems. The rhythm of life follows the tropical monsoons, with a wet season brought by moist southwest winds and a dry season from the northeast monsoon.

Battambang

In Battambang the audio guide highlights Wat Damrey Sor, Battambang Cathedral and Wat Bovil. These sites are among the narrated places that introduce the city’s religious and cultural landscape. You can read more about the city on its dedicated page: Battambang.

Bokor

Bokor features the Bokor church as its top narrated place, offering a glimpse into the hill town’s colonial heritage. Learn more about Bokor here: Bokor.

Kampong Cham

Kampong Cham’s guide points to the Kizuna bridge, a crossing over the Mekong that connects the town with surrounding areas. Additional details are available on the city page: Kampong Cham.

Kep

Kep Province itself is listed as a narrated place, reflecting the coastal area’s relaxed atmosphere and seaside setting. More information can be found on the Kep page: Kep.

Phnom Penh

The capital’s audio guide includes the Tuol Sleng torture center, the National Museum of Cambodia and Wat Phnom. Tuol Sleng documents the Khmer Rouge era, the National Museum houses Khmer artifacts, and Wat Phnom sits on a hill overlooking the city. Explore Phnom Penh further: Phnom Penh.

Siem Reap

Siem Reap’s guide features Ta Keo, Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom. Ta Keo is a towering temple‑mountain, Angkor Wat is the iconic temple complex described as the empire’s most famous infrastructure project, and Angkor Thom is the ancient city that contains the Bayon temple with its enigmatic faces. Discover more about Siem Reap: Siem Reap.

Experience Cambodia with Neywo

Neywo’s free audio guide lets you explore the country at your own pace. The app offers 8 walking tours that cover the 6 cities with 91 narrated places. As you reach each site, the app plays the story of that place, delivering clear narration in 11 languages without the need for a group or a fixed schedule. Simply download Neywo, choose a tour, and let the guide reveal Cambodia’s history, culture and natural beauty step by step.