Cambodia Tours

Discover Cambodia, the Kingdom of Wonder. Tucked in the heart of Southeast Asia, Cambodia is a land where ancient temples rise from the jungle, saffron-robed monks wander quiet courtyards, and rivers flow past timeless villages. From the iconic beauty of Angkor to the charm of Phnom Penh’s riverside, every corner tells a story of resilience and grace.
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Cambodia at a glance

  • Area: 181,035 km²

  • Population: 17 million

  • Official language: Khmer

  • Currency: Riel

  • Time zone: GMT+7 (Asia/Phnom Penh)

  • Climate: Tropical

  • Capital: Phnom Penh

  • Ethnic groups: Khmer, Vietnamese, Chinese, Cham, etc.

  • Activities: Hiking, cycling tourism, boat rides, beach vacations, apsara performances, cultural, natural, and historical-cultural visits, etc.

  • Must-visit places: Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Sihanoukville

  • Coastlines and islands: Sihanoukville coast, Kep, Koh Rong, Koh Rong Samloem, etc.

  • Temples: Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm, Preah Khan, Banteay Srei, Pre Rup, etc.

  • UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Angkor, Preah Vihear Temple, Sambor Prei Kuk Temples

Cambodia at a glance
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Linh Vuong, 26 years old
Linh Vuong, 26 years old
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Frequently asked questions

1. When is the best time to visit Cambodia?

The dry season, from mid-October to April, brings mild weather, clear skies and very little rain, and it is the easiest time for temple visits and travel between regions. The rainy season from May to September is still workable: showers are usually short and fall in the afternoon, the countryside is green, and there are fewer visitors at Angkor.

2. How many days do you need in Cambodia?

Five days covers Siem Reap and Phnom Penh at a reasonable pace. Seven to ten days lets you add the Tonle Sap lake, Battambang or a few nights on the coast. Two weeks is what you need to reach the eastern provinces such as Kratie, Mondulkiri and Rattanakiri, which are a long way from the main circuit and are where most of the country's forest and wildlife are.

3. How long should I spend at the Angkor temples?

One full day covers the main sites: Angkor Wat, the Bayon inside Angkor Thom, and Ta Prohm. Two or three days is better if you want to reach the outlying temples such as Banteay Srei or Beng Mealea, and it also lets you avoid the busiest hours by visiting in the early morning and late afternoon. Entry passes to the Angkor Archaeological Park are sold for one, three or seven days, so the length of pass is decided once your itinerary is set.

4. How far in advance should I book?

There is no fixed deadline, but four to six months ahead gives the best choice of hotels, guides and internal flights. Booking later is possible and we do arrange trips at shorter notice, though the options narrow, particularly over the dry season and around the end of the year.

5. Can I choose my own travel dates?

Yes. There are no fixed departure dates. You tell us the weeks that suit you, or the dates that give you the best flight prices, and the itinerary is built around them.

6. What does a tailor-made trip actually mean?

It means the itinerary is written for your group rather than chosen from a fixed catalogue. You tell us your dates, how long you have, what you want to see and what you want to spend, and a travel consultant based in the region builds the route, picks the hotels and adjusts the pace with you until it fits. Nothing is shared with other travellers.

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