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Discover all that Cambodia has to offer
A true Southeast Asian adventure, Cambodia is a must for curious travellers. Whether you're roaming the ruins of ancient civilizations or enjoying the lively nightlife of Siem Reap, you'll fall in love with a country that never stops. Visit Cambodia and be moved by its tragic past, inspired by its spectacular beauty, and captivated by its archaeological sites. The jewel in Cambodia's crown is undoubtedly the Angkor Temple Complex and iconic Angkor Wat, one of the great wonders of the world and one of the highlights of our tours to Cambodia. And with wild jungles and national parks, pristine beaches and offshore islands, beautiful temples and vibrant cities, Cambodia has so much more to offer.
Our escorted Cambodia trips dive straight into the heart of the action. From bustling night markets to lavish temples, our local guides know the real Cambodia. These guided tours masterfully uncover the country's tragic history and expertly lead you around the streets of Phnom Penh.
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All these tours are fully escorted, ensuring you'll be accompanied by our knowledgeable local guides throughout your journey. They'll be readily available to enhance your experience, whether by unravelling the historical significance of key landmarks or recommending the finest dining spots. Our expert guides are the heart of what makes our guided Cambodia tours truly special.
What to expect?
Bustling market streets, tantalising flavours, and serene Buddhist temples. Ignite your senses with an all-encompassing tour package to Cambodia.
Embarking on a group tour of Cambodia promises a wealth of unique experiences, seamlessly combining history, culture, and natural beauty into an unforgettable journey. As you traverse this captivating country in the company of fellow adventurers, expect to be immersed in the ancient wonders of Angkor Wat, where the sun rises over the intricate stone carvings and towering spires of the world's largest religious monument.
Beyond Angkor, Cambodia beckons with its vibrant markets, where the aroma of exotic spices mingles with the chatter of local vendors. Dive into the heart of Cambodian cuisine as you sample delicacies like fish amok and Khmer noodles, tantalizing your taste buds with the flavours of Southeast Asia.
Guided by expert local guides, you'll delve into Cambodia's tumultuous past at the haunting Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, gaining insight into the country's resilience and spirit of renewal. Amidst the bustling streets of Phnom Penh and the tranquil villages of the countryside, encounter the warmth and hospitality of the Cambodian people, whose smiles illuminate even the darkest chapters of history.
From the lush landscapes of rural Cambodia to the bustling city streets, each moment on a group tour unveils a new face of this land. Whether exploring ancient temples, cruising along the Mekong River, or witnessing traditional Apsara dance performances, a journey through Cambodia promises to ignite your senses and leave you with everlasting memories.
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In addition, you can explore our selection of specialised private itineraries in Cambodia, crafted to showcase both iconic landmarks and hidden treasures. Additionally, we offer private tours combining Cambodia with neighbouring Vietnam. Enjoy the same comprehensive inclusions as our group tours, from guided sightseeing to top-notch accommodations and transportation, all while traveling independently!
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Frequently asked questions
Will I see Angkor Wat on your Cambodia trips?
Angkor Wat is Cambodia's main attraction, and you won't miss a thing on our Cambodia holidays.
Most of our group tours spend a minimum of three nights in Siem Reap, close to the Angkor Complex. We visit Angkor Wat on a guided tour and there is an optional excursion to return at sunrise, a popular time to see the temple bathed in the morning sunlight.
We also discover the other temples of Angkor, including the Bayon Temple and Ta Prohm.
When is the best time to visit Cambodia?
November - May is the dry season in Cambodia, with warm, dry days and little rainfall. This is the best season to visit Cambodia.
Will I have a tour guide?
Our Cambodia trips are escorted tours, meaning you'll have one of our local, English-speaking tour guides with you every step of the way. They'll be able to fill you in on the history of sites such as the temples of Angkor, point out the best places to eat and shop, and help you feel safe and secure on tour. You'll still have free time at points during the tour for you to go and see other sites independently, or to relax in the hotel!
What is the standard of accommodation on a Cambodia package?
We stay in great quality 4-star hotels in central locations both in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. On the web page for each tour, you will find a tab with information about the hotels we regularly use on tour.
Why do you plant trees in Cambodia?
On our Cambodia trips, travellers will have the chance to take part in our tree planting initiative. We plant native species consisting mainly of fruit trees. These trees suck carbon from the air, helping to fight against climate change. They are also good for biodiversity, and local Cambodian people can eat and sell the fruit. Plus it's a great experience for our travellers, who can see some of the real Cambodia. A win all around!
How do I make sure I am respectful when visiting temples?
There are some local laws and customs to be aware of when visiting temples in Cambodia. Your tour guide will be able to help you ensure you are dressed and behaving appropriately. When entering temples in Cambodia it is expected that you remove your shoes. Women should wear a long skirt or trousers if they know they will be visiting a temple, although long skirts can usually be borrowed at most temples.
It is not acceptable to touch somebody on the head in Cambodia as it is the highest point of the body and therefore considered the most important and holy. On the flipside, feet are the lowest part of the body and gesturing with them will often be considered both disrespectful and disgusting.
In the main tourist destinations, bad etiquette will normally be forgiven with no harm done, but it is worth memorizing these customs to show respect. And it is important to follow local laws to avoid getting into trouble.
Can I drink the tap water?
We don't recommend drinking tap water in Cambodia, as there is a risk of stomach upsets. You should stick to filtered and bottled water, and avoid ice in soft and alcoholic drinks. Also, be wary of eating salads that have been washed at the tap.
Will I learn about the Khmer Rouge on your Cambodia tours?
Led by the communist tyrant Pol Pot, the Khmer Rouge regime ruled Cambodia from 1975 - 1979. In just four years, between 1.5 - 2 million mostly innocent Cambodians were killed, in one of history's most horrific genocides. This represented a quarter of the entire population of Cambodia. It was only stopped when neighbouring Vietnam invaded Cambodia in 1978 and toppled the dictatorship.
The country has emerged from the horrors of this past, but it is important when visiting Cambodia to acknowledge the country's difficult past. On some our tours, we visit Tuol Sleng in Phnom Penh, a former secondary school turned prison under the Khmer Rouge. Approximately 20,000 people passed through Tuol Sleng under the regime and just seven were alive to be liberated when it fell. It's now the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, teaching visitors the story of this horrific chapter of Cambodian history. And we see some of the Killing Fields, where victims of genocide were buried.
