The state on the Indochinese Peninsula offers not only pristine coastal beaches along the Gulf of Thailand. The Cambodian basin plain, with the Tonle Sap Lake, covers most of the country, rising to the Dangrek Mountains in the north and the Cardamom Mountains in the west. Everywhere, there are traces of Khmer culture, such as the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh. In the northeast of the country, Angkor Wat, the largest sacred structure in the world, is the most important travel destination. Over 200 images showcase Cambodia in all its facets, and four specials cover topics including the Khmer temples and the tumultuous history of the country.