Number one destination I want to visit ;__;

• ANGKOR WAT. Duh.
• street markets
• visit a landmine museum
• take a trip to a nearby “floating village”
• get a cheap and refreshing massage
• Watch Tomb Raider!!
• Prasat Preah Vihear Marvel at the stone sanctuaries and the breathtaking views of the ultimate mountain temple, a heavenly reward for a hellish overland trip
• Koh Ker Wander the ruins of this long-inaccessible 10th-century capital
• Temples of Angkor Encounter the mother of all temples, the world's largest religious building: the one and only Angkor Wat
• Battambang Discover architectural clues from eras long forgotten, cycle to nearby hilltop temples, and experience the norry, Cambodia's homemade bamboo train
• Koh Kong Conservation Corridor Explore the jungles, mangroves, waterfalls, islands and beaches of the southern Cardamom Mountains
• Bokor National Park Wander among the atmospheric French ruins, gaze down a vertical kilometre to the coast and hike in the rainforest
• Sihanoukville Bask on the brilliant beaches, scuba dive in uncharted waters, drink in the nightlife and hike in Ream National Park
• Kampot Slip into the soporific pace of this pretty riverside town, the perfect base for exploring the caves and pagodas beyond
• Ratanakiri Province Swim in a volcanic crater lake, discover sacred forest burial sites and explore Virachay National Park in Cambodia's 'Wild East'
• Mondulkiri Province Trek through the jungle on an elephant, cool off under secluded waterfalls and taste a tipple with the local Pnong people
• Kratie Float your boat down the mighty Mekong in search of the rare, freshwater Irrawaddy river dolphins
• Kompong Cham Immerse yourself in the beautiful landscape of rice paddies, sugar palms, historic pagodas and super-friendly locals
• Phnom Penh Enjoy the 'pearl of Asia', which has regained its shine with striking museums, a sublime riverside setting and surprisingly sharp nightlife
• Laos/Thailand?
• Happy Pizza
• Delicacies such as grasshopper, tarantula, etc
• Phnom Penh. Tuol Sleng Museum & Killing Fields

From The Lonely Planet