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Cambodia Trips & Tours

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Whether it’s Angkor Wat, floating villages, temples in Siem Reap or remote islands, Cambodia’s charm is endless.

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Cambodia Trips & Tours

Get ahead of the crowds and follow an inescapable sense of wonder in Cambodia.

South East Asia has always been a beguiling place, and if cultural immersion, evocative, heady landscapes, and a good dose of light adventure sounds up your holiday alley, let us spill the beans on Cambodia… An overwhelmingly rural country outside the (surprisingly) forward-thinking capital, Phnom Penh, life plays out on verdant rice fields and on the banks of sparkling rivers. In the highlands, virgin forest hides endangered animals; at its feet are a smattering of untouched beaches and islands; and then, of course, there are the fabled temples of Angkor Wat, one of the most recognised sites in the world and a focal point of many a Cambodia itinerary. Historically, the country hasn’t had the easiest ride, from French colonial rule to the terrifying reign of the Khmer Rouge. But despite their hardships, the spirit and charm of Cambodia’s people is incomparable and all part of the draw to this warm and welcoming country. Our conclusion? Tourism is certainly in its infancy, but those who make the journey to Cambodia are infinitely rewarded; here, every road is an adventure and magic is never far away.

Why you'll love your Cambodia Trips & Tours package

Why you'll love it

Angkor Wat can never fail to impress, but get beneath the tourist veneer and you’ll discover real treats in Cambodia: hidden beaches, Amazonian floating villages on jungle-clad rivers, elephant conservation, towns that pulsate with life, and traditional life playing out, just as it should.

Off the beaten track

Off the beaten track

Trekking in the Cardamom Mountains probably tops our Cambodia bucket list for its sheer wildness, jaw-dropping scenery, and range of exotic wildlife – and the chance to stay in some of the most wonderful accommodation the country has to offer.

Something to think about

Something to think about

If you’d like to explore the remotest parts, especially in the north and northeast, avoid the wet season (May to October). Travelling is almost impossible thanks to high rains and water-logged roads.

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Where to go in Cambodia

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Best time to visit

When to go on a Cambodia Trip

Cambodia, almost permanently balmy and beautiful in any weather, sign us up! Whilst it's always dreamy, there are certainly best times to visit some of the country's highlights. The most popular (and comfortable) time to visit is from November to February, when the monsoon rains have stopped and the temperatures are cooler than full Summer. It's a perfect time to visit Angkor Wat, bask on the sunny southern islands or trek in the Cardamom Mountains (when the humidity is manageable). December is fantastic for boating along the rivers and visiting the the floating villages of Tonle Sap Lake. March brings a tropical heat but if you can bear it, the coast is stunning. Mid-April rings in the Khmer New Year and most of Phnom Penh shuts down - not ideal for sightseeing! Cambodia is coated in emerald green as the monsoon arrives in May and although the rural regions can be trickier to navigate (especially between Battambang and Siem Reap), the scenery is remarkable and the temples are at their quietest.
The festive season, especially during the Cambodian New Year in April, brings a lot of energy but also larger crowds. If you're planning a beach getaway, expect extended minimum night stay requirements at popular resorts. I’d also recommend avoiding the rainy season, from May to October, when heavy rains can disrupt travel plans, though the lush landscapes are a bonus for some. "
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