Vincent Wood explores the history of Cambodia's literature and the struggles faced by Khmer writers in the twentieth century.

Some of the most horrifying episodes in the history of the world have inspired authors and film makers to produce masterpieces.

Vann Nath was one of the handful of prisoners who survived the S-21 Prison under the Khmer Rouge Regime, owing his life to his talent as a painter. His harrowing experience at S-21 triggered a life-long pursuit of justice and remembrance.

Romeet was founded by Phare Ponleu Selpak in 2011 as a dynamic space for Cambodian contemporary art. The gallery presents exhibitions, talks, workshops, local collaborations and international exchange in Phnom Penh.

Brad and Rattana Gordon opened Teo + Namfah's Phnom Penh location in 2011 with an eye towards creating exhibitions with the next generation in mind. The gallery exhibits artists from Mongolia, Thailand, Cambodia and the United States.

SA SA BASSAC is a gallery and resource center co-founded in 2011 by artists and curators. The Gallery is dedicated to creating, facilitating, producing, and sharing contemporary visual culture from Cambodia, both inside and outside the space.

The National Museum of Cambodia in Phnom Penh is Cambodia's largest and most important historical and archaeological museum. The museum houses one of the world's largest collections of Khmer art.

The Cambodia Landmine Museum tells the story of the country's landmines through the eyes of its founder Aki Ra. Aki Ra was forced into the Khmer Rouge Army as a child soldier, and spent his youth fighting in the wars that ravaged his country for nearly 35 years.

The Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh is the site of a former high school used as the notorious Security Prison 21 (S-21) by the Khmer Rouge regime from its rise to power in 1975 until its fall in 1979.

Angkor National Museum reveals the Golden Era of the Khmer Kingdom through its collection of art and state of the art multimedia technology.

This elegant boutique hotel is set within the former French Embassy and reflects the architecture of colonial days. Elegant contemporary dark wood furniture highlights the beautiful high ceilings. The hotel is close to the palace and the river side. Book it.

As guests enter the calming minimalist designed lobby, they are immersed in comfort and tranquility. The Quay is a pleasant stroll away from top Phnom Penh landmarks such as the National Museum, the Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda. Book it.

Hotel Amanjaya is perfectly situated by the water in Phnom Penh. The hotel is furnished in the local style with the addition of modern comforts and luxury to reflect the heritage of Cambodian architecture. Book it.

This colonial sanctuary is nestled in tropical gardens within what the hotel refers to as their village, a few paces from the peaceful Siem Reap River. The rooms of this Angkor Boutique hotel are uniquely decorated in a blend of Asian and Art Deco themes. Book it.