Cambodia is a captivating mix of ancient temples, tropical islands, buzzing cities and rich culture. From exploring the incredible Angkor Wat to relaxing on paradise beaches, Cambodia offers adventure, history and unforgettable experiences.
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From ancient temples and colourful markets to tropical islands, jungle adventures and unforgettable nights on the beach, this Cambodian adventure combines culture, giving back, incredible food and plenty of fun with your new travel crew.
Siem Reap is the gateway to Cambodia’s incredible Angkor temples, but there’s plenty more to discover. Explore ancient ruins, enjoy Cambodian food, browse lively night markets and experience the atmosphere of Pub Street.
Angkor Wat
Cambodia’s most famous attraction and one of the world’s largest religious monuments. Explore its huge temple complex, intricate carvings and iconic towers, with sunrise over the temple being a must-see experience.
Ta Prohm
One of Cambodia’s most atmospheric temples, Ta Prohm is famous for the enormous trees and roots that have grown through its ancient ruins. The combination of jungle and crumbling stone makes it feel like something from an adventure film.
Phnom Penh
Cambodia’s capital offers a mix of grand temples, markets, riverside walks and important historical sites. It’s a great place to experience modern Cambodian culture while learning about the country’s complex history.
Koh Rong
Escape to one of Cambodia’s tropical islands, where you’ll find white-sand beaches, turquoise water and a relaxed island atmosphere. It’s perfect for swimming, boat trips, snorkelling and watching the sunset.
Angkor Wat at Sunrise
Watch the sky change colour behind Angkor Wat as its famous towers are reflected in the pools in front of the temple. It’s one of Cambodia’s most recognisable travel photos.
Ta Prohm
The giant tree roots growing over the ancient temple walls create one of Cambodia’s most iconic photo opportunities. The jungle-covered ruins give photos a dramatic, adventurous feel.
Koh Rong
Think white sand, crystal-clear water, palm trees and tropical sunsets. Koh Rong is perfect for those classic Southeast Asian island photos, from beach shots to boat trips and swimming.
Koh Ker
Insider Tip
Venture away from the main Angkor temples to discover Koh Ker, an ancient former Khmer capital surrounded by forest. Its impressive pyramid-shaped Prasat Thom temple makes for a spectacular and much quieter alternative to the main temple sites.
Beng Mealea
Insider Tip
Explore a mysterious jungle temple where huge sections of the ruins remain surrounded by vegetation. The overgrown corridors, fallen stones and tree-covered ruins give it a real lost-city feel.
Kampot
Insider Tip
This laid-back riverside town is known for its French colonial buildings, countryside, pepper farms and beautiful sunsets. It’s a great place to slow down and experience a quieter side of Cambodia.
Before you go
Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Always check the latest requirements for your specific country on your government’s official travel website before travelling.
Vaccination recommendations vary depending on where you are travelling from, your itinerary and your personal circumstances. Check your government’s latest travel health advice and speak to a healthcare professional before travelling.
Cambodia is a popular destination for travellers, but you should take normal precautions, look after your belongings and stay aware of your surroundings. Check your government’s latest travel advice before your trip, particularly if visiting border areas
Cambodia can be visited throughout the year. The dry season from around November to April is generally popular with travellers, while the wet season brings more rainfall and greener landscapes.
We recommend around 7–14 days to experience a mixture of temples, culture, cities, beaches and islands.
Absolutely! Cambodia has a well-established backpacker scene, with social hostels, group activities and plenty of opportunities to meet other travellers.
Cambodia is generally considered a budget-friendly destination, with affordable accommodation, food, transport and activities.
Yes! Cambodia is surrounded by popular Southeast Asian destinations, making it easy to combine your trip with Vietnam, Thailand or Laos, subject to each country's entry requirements.
Lightweight clothing is ideal because of the warm climate. When visiting temples and religious sites, dress respectfully and cover your shoulders and knees.
Cambodia is a popular and safe destination for travellers, but it’s important to take normal precautions. Keep your belongings secure, be cautious at night and use reputable transport and tour operators. Always check the latest travel advice for your specific destination before travelling, as safety conditions can vary between regions.
It’s generally recommended that travellers use bottled or treated water rather than drinking untreated tap water.
Some of the most popular destinations include Siem Reap and Angkor Wat, Phnom Penh, Kampot, Koh Rong and Koh Rong Samloem.
Try local favourites such as fish amok, beef lok lak, Khmer curry, nom banh chok and fresh tropical fruit.
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