What to see in Cambodia, or Bangkok?

For Cambodia, I would suggest to go to:

Siem Reap to visit Angkor Wat

Pnom Phen: spend some days in the capital and visit the killing fields and the genocide museum, but also some temple around the capital.

Sihanoukville, to enjoy a couple of days on the beach

Kampot (well know for the pepper)

Bokor Mountains (near Kampot) ..

Bangkok being a city, there are a lot of things to see and activity to keep you busy.

Go around Siam, and experience shopping in some very impressive malls such as Paragorn for instance, MBK ...On opposite of Paragorn, you have another area of Siam with lot of tiny shops where many Thai student go around..

Royal palace ..

Go for some boating on the Chaya River

Take a drink on top of the sciroco tower at night

Go to JJ (Chatuchak) market (week end...) or if you can't go on the week end, you can go to the Lumpini Night market during week days.

Go to see some Thai boxing at Lumpin Stadium

Experience some great food in Bangkok (it will not kill your budget ...) in the street but also in some fine dining restaurant ....(I put a link below....)

Hope it helps

Following are place where you can see when you visit Bangkok -

1) Grand Palace

2) Wat Pho

3) Wat Phra Kaew

4) Wat Arun

5) Golden Buddha

6) Jim Thompson House

7) Lumphini Park

8) Siam Park City

9) Wat Saket

10) Safari World

11) Dusit Zoo

12) Erawan Shirne

13) Thonburi

14) Vimanmek Masnion

15) Wat Benchamabophit

16) Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition

17) Wat Ratchandda

18) Bangkok National Museum

19) Bangkok Aquarium

20) Siriraj Medical Museum

21) Gian Swing

22) Rajamangala Stadium

23) Wat Suthat

24) Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall

25) Samutprakam Crocodile Farm and Zoo

26) Chatuchak Park

27) Bangkok Art and Culture Center

28) Rama VIII Bridge

29) Assumption Cathedral, Bangkok

30) Wat Mahathat Yuwaratrangsarit

To stay at Bangkok I prefer you book Condo, as Condo is very easily available and you will get everything personalise with swimming pool, security and doctors.

Thanks,

Henry