For years Cambodia has been increasing its tourism percentages enticing its visitors with the likes of bustling Phnom Penh and the town of Siem Reap, home to the majestic Temples of Angkor. And in recent years we have seen the appeal of its stunning coastal areas such as Kep and Sihanoukville lure even more tourists to this beautiful country. With only a handful of fascinating places to visit, we would naturally be inclined to say sample them all. However if it's a Cambodian flavour you are after, our Asia specialists can tailor make a perfect Cambodian holiday to suit you. Here's a little selection for you to ponder over:
Where to go in Cambodia
Where to go in Cambodia
Cardamom Mountains
Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains, once used as a stronghold for Khmer Rouge fighters, are a wonderland of wildlife-rich rainforests, beautiful hiking...
Siem Reap & Angkor Wat
Spend time exploring the galleries and workshops of Siem Reap before the highlight; the awe-inspiring temples of the Angkor site.
Coastal Cambodia
The Coast of Cambodia is going to be the next big thing in Asia.
Phnom Penh
Once known as the 'Pearl of Asia', Phnom Penh's bustling city streets, markets and local food vendors offer an authentic experience of modern...
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What to do in Cambodia
Tonle Sap Lake Trip
As a day trip from Siem Reap a visit to Tonle Sap Lake is highly recommended.
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Luxury Hotels in Cambodia
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Belmond La Residence d'Angkor
Set within a leafy walled garden on the riverside in central Siem Reap, the hotel is just 15 minutes drive from Angkor Wat.
Aqua Mekong
Aqua Expeditions started life with two luxury cruise ships on the Amazon before choosing another mighty river – the Mekong – for their third...
Six Senses Krabey Island
Six Senses Krabey Island is located just a ten minute boat transfer from Cambodia’s coastline (and ten minutes further from Sihanoukville Airport)....
Shinta Mani Wild
Shinta Mani Wild – Bensley Collection is a great addition to Cambodia’s Shinta Mani collection, located outside of Siem Reap in the south...
Jaya House River Park
Jaya House River Park is a luxurious boutique hideaway located on the Siem Reap riverbanks. Although the hotel is located on a tranquil part...
Alila Koh Russey
Located on the southern tip of the largely uninhabited Bamboo Island in the Koh Rong Archipelago, Alila Koh Russey is the latest addition to...
Amansara
This secluded enclave was built in the 1960s as the guest villa of King Sihanouk.
Shinta Mani Shack
Much like its sister hotel, Shinta Mani Shack (formerly Shinta Mani Resort) provides arguably one of the most contemporary and design-focused...
Shinta Mani Angkor
Located just 15 minutes from the Temples of Angkor, whilst remaining within easy reach of the bars and restaurants of central Siem Reap, the...
Phum Baitang
Sitting pretty within eight acres of luscious gardens and rice paddy fields near to Siem Reap, guests of Phum Baitang can lounge by the pool...
Sala Lodges
The stilted ‘lodges’ at Sala Lodges have made quite the journey to arrive at their home in the heart of Cambodian countryside, near to Siem...
Song Saa
Few could have predicted that Cambodia's untouched Koh Rong Archipelago would be the destination of one of the most hotly awaited hotel openings...
4 Rivers Floating Lodge
Floating on the Tatai River near Koh Kong town and surrounded by dense, lush vegetation at the foot of the Cardamom Mountains, 4 Rivers Floating...
Knai Bang Chatt
Knai Bang Chatt is a boutique hotel in Kep that is ideal for honeymooners or anyone craving a laidback beachfront location.
Raffles Hotel Le Royal
An historic hotel dating back to the 1920s, Raffles is within easy access of Phnom Penh’s main attractions such as the Royal Palace, Central...
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Language: Khmer
Currency: US Dollar
Visa: required
Religion: Buddhism
Food & Drink: rice dishes, soups, tropical fruits, fresh coconut juice, green tea, rice wine
Time difference:
GMT +7 hrs
Flight from London:
12:15 hrs
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