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The intricately carved Temples of Angkor are Cambodia’s main draw, but elsewhere in the country you’ll find vibrant minority villages and great swathes of wilderness. Our Southeast Asia specialists have visited Cambodia time and time again, meeting knowledgeable guides and seeking out comfortable beds in sublime locations. Aiming to take you beyond the obvious, our specialists can build a tailor-made itinerary to help you make the most of your Cambodia holiday.
Gradually reclaimed by jungle over hundreds of years, Angkor’s temples still retain their mystery and we can point you toward some of the smaller, lesser-visited sites. French colonists have left behind a legacy of European-style villas and baroque-influenced gardens, best seen along the boulevards of Phnom Penh. To the northeast, the hills and forests shelter wild elephants and mighty waterfalls, as well as resilient minority peoples. To the south you can soak up the relaxed atmosphere of sleepy coastal towns and enjoy the local delicacy, crab.
Gradually reclaimed by jungle over hundreds of years, Angkor’s temples still retain their mystery and we can point you toward some of the smaller, lesser-visited sites. French colonists have left behind a legacy of European-style villas and baroque-influenced gardens, best seen along the boulevards of Phnom Penh. To the northeast, the hills and forests shelter wild elephants and mighty waterfalls, as well as resilient minority peoples. To the south you can soak up the relaxed atmosphere of sleepy coastal towns and enjoy the local delicacy, crab.
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Suggested tours for Cambodia
These tours give you a starting point for what your holiday to Cambodia could entail. Treat them as inspiration, as each trip is created uniquely for you.
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Our specialists advise on the best months to visit Cambodia, including information about climate, events and festivals.
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Cambodia in pictures
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Visit the floating villages of Tonle Sap -
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Spot Irrawaddy dolphins in Kratie
Suggested activities for Cambodia
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Birdwatching at Prek Toal Biosphere & Tonle Sap Lake ![Floating villages, Tonle Sap]()
Birdwatching at Prek Toal Biosphere & Tonle Sap Lake
Siem ReapBirdwatching at Prek Toal Biosphere & Tonle Sap Lake
This excursion is not only a great birdwatching opportunity but also offers a fascinating insight into life on the lake. The village of Prek Toal is one of the largest floating villages on the lake.
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Kompong Khleang & the Tonle Sap ![Local family resting in their house on Tonle Sap Lake, Siem Reap]()
Kompong Khleang & the Tonle Sap
Siem ReapKompong Khleang & the Tonle Sap
Travel southeast to one of the largest and least-visited villages on the Tonle Sap Lake, Kompong Khleang, about 55 km from Siem Reap. It has a population of about 10,000 people, all of whom make a living from the fishing industry.
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Cave Pagodas ![View from Knai Bang Chatt, Kep]()
Cave Pagodas
KepCave Pagodas
Heading out from Kep, journey into the surrounding countryside. We stop first at Phnom Chhnork, a large cave that contains a 7th century brick temple in remarkable condition. We then stop at the cave complex of Phnom Sorsia, a holy mountain peppered with shrines and grottoes.
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Our expert guides to travelling in Cambodia
Written by our specialists from the viewpoint of their own travels, these guides will help you decide on the shape of your own trip to Cambodia. Aiming to inspire and inform, we share our recommendations for how to appreciate Cambodia at its best.
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Our 2-minute introduction to Cambodia's highlights
Thinking of going on holiday to Cambodia? A country of saffron-robed monks, age-worn temples in the jungle and bustling markets and riverfronts awaits you. Watch our 2-minute introduction to Cambodia's sights, landscapes and people.
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Saigon to Siem Reap by riverboat: a holiday in Vietnam and Cambodia ![Taking goods to market in the Mekong Delta.]()
Saigon to Siem Reap by riverboat: a holiday in Vietnam and Cambodia
Saigon to Siem Reap by riverboat: a holiday in Vietnam and Cambodia
Southeast Asia specialist Tom explains why travelling along the Mekong River is an ideal way to visit Vietnam and Cambodia in a single trip. Giving you time to take in floating villages and markets, the temples of Angkor, and cities such as Saigon and Phnom Penh.
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Top 5 luxury experiences in Cambodia ![Waterfall at Shinta Mani Wild]()
Top 5 luxury experiences in Cambodia
Top 5 luxury experiences in Cambodia
Cambodia specialist Rachel shares some of the best luxury experiences that Cambodia has to offer. She recommends how to get off the beaten path in style, where to go for a luxe beach getaway, and an exclusive way to see the temples of Angkor.
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Mekong river cruises ![RV Mekong Cambodia and Vietnam]()
Mekong river cruises
Mekong river cruises
The Mekong is one of the greatest rivers in Asia, and on an Audley tailor-made trip we will ensure you're able to take in the local culture, wildlife and scenery at a relaxed pace in comfortable surroundings.
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Crossing the border: multi-country trips through Southeast Asia ![Views on boat to Chiang Rai]()
Crossing the border: multi-country trips through Southeast Asia
Crossing the border: multi-country trips through Southeast Asia
The typography of Southeast Asia allows you to travel across borders, on trips that cover not just multiple countries, but a variety of experiences, cultures and landscapes. Our Southeast Asia specialists give their take on five of the most interesting pairings.
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What to do in Cambodia: our highlights guide ![South Gate of Angkor Thom]()
What to do in Cambodia: our highlights guide
What to do in Cambodia: our highlights guide
Think Cambodia and the famous temples of Angkor might automatically come to mind. However, our guide encompasses diverse destinations, from fishing villages to the capital Phnom Penh, and the elephants in the remote hills of Sen Monorom,
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Ultimate Cambodia: a guide to the cities and beyond ![Fishing in the paddy fields, Cambodia]()
Ultimate Cambodia: a guide to the cities and beyond
Ultimate Cambodia: a guide to the cities and beyond
Cambodia warrants a longer visit than you might think, says specialist Mark. Remote temples, islands and national parks are opening up to visitors, while Siem Reap and Phnom Penh still have plenty of little-known facets to explore.
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Angkor Wat & the temples of Angkor ![Monk gathering thoughts, Angkor Wat]()
Angkor Wat & the temples of Angkor
Angkor Wat & the temples of Angkor
Our Cambodia specialist gives a personal experience of visiting the 'big three' temples of Angkor: Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm. He details a brief history of each, his recommendations of where to stay and the best time to visit.
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Cambodia family holidays: timeworn temples and jungle adventures ![Monks at Ta Phrom, Cambodia]()
Cambodia family holidays: timeworn temples and jungle adventures
Cambodia family holidays: timeworn temples and jungle adventures
Cambodia specialist, and Siem Reap ex-resident, George explains why he sees Cambodia as an ideal family holiday destination. He has picked out experiences that are suitable for children, from exploring temples deep in the jungle to counting the gemstones in Phnom Penh’s glimmering Royal Palace.
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