Angkor Wat at sunrise on a Cambodia tour with My Travel Factory, Siem Reap.
Cambodia travel specialists · Siem Reap

Cambodia tours, planned by the people who live here.

Private, tailor-made Cambodia itineraries built around your dates — Angkor Wat at sunrise, the floating villages of the Tonlé Sap, and the country in between. Free planning, no booking fee, a reply within 24 hours.

Itineraries

Cambodia tour packages

Private Cambodia itineraries that already work — from a short Siem Reap trip to the full run between Phnom Penh and Angkor. Lengthen one, shorten it, or combine two.

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01 Phnom Penh & Angkor Discovery — Cambodia tour package 5 days / 4 nights
5 days · Phnom Penh to Siem Reap

Phnom Penh & Angkor Discovery

The full arc of Cambodia — the capital's difficult history, the countryside between, and sunrise over Angkor Wat.

  • RoutePhnom Penh to Siem Reap
  • PaceBalanced — one major site per day
  • Best forFirst-time visitors to Cambodia
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02 Siem Reap Slow Travel — Cambodia tour package 3 days / 3 nights
3 days · Siem Reap & Angkor

Siem Reap Slow Travel

Two golden hours a day, a long rest in between, and no 4am alarm. Angkor at a human pace.

  • RouteSiem Reap and the Angkor park
  • PaceDeliberately slow — split days
  • Best forPhotographers, couples, anyone who hates rushed tours
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03 Siem Reap Green Journey — Cambodia tour package 2 days / 3 nights
2 days · community & temples

Siem Reap Green Journey

Travel that puts more into a place than it takes out — a day with the people, a day with the temples.

  • RouteSiem Reap, villages and Angkor
  • PaceGentle — late starts, long meals
  • Best forConscious travellers, families, repeat visitors
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Quiet riverside landscape in Cambodia at dusk.

No booking fee, no fixed departures, no call centre.

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A specialist in Cambodia answers you directly.

$0Planning fee

Your itinerary is drafted and revised for free.

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Your party only. Never grouped with strangers.

0Days a year

Every season works. We will say which suits you.

Destinations

Where to go in Cambodia

Most Cambodia trips start at Angkor Wat and stop there. These are the places worth the extra days — and roughly how long each one needs.

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Stone temple towers of Angkor at first light, Cambodia Temples · 3–5 days

Siem Reap & Angkor

Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom and the Bayon — plus the jungle temples and villages beyond the main circuit.

City street life in Cambodia after dark Capital · 1–2 days

Phnom Penh

The Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, the memorial sites, the riverfront and the night markets.

Boats and stilted houses on a lake in Cambodia Lake · half day

Tonlé Sap

The largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, and the stilted and floating communities living on it.

Rural Khmer village houses among palms and rice fields Countryside · 2 days

Battambang

Colonial shophouses, the bamboo train, rice-paper villages and some of the best street food in the country.

Fresh Khmer seafood and pepper dishes, Cambodia Coast · 2–3 days

Kampot & Kep

Pepper farms, the old French quarter, river sunsets and crab straight off the boat.

Tropical island beach with clear water Islands · 3+ days

Koh Rong

White sand, clear water, bioluminescence after dark, and a choice between busy and empty.

Elephants in forest at a wildlife sanctuary Highlands · 2–3 days

Mondulkiri

Highland forest, ethical elephant sanctuaries, waterfalls and Bunong community homestays.

Jungle trail leading through dense forest in Southeast Asia Remote · day trip

Preah Vihear & Koh Ker

Cliff-top temples on the Thai border and the 10th-century pyramid capital — both largely to yourself.

Experiences

Things to do in Cambodia

The temples are why most people come. These are why they stay longer. Pick what matters and we build the route around it.

All experiences
Heritage experiences in Cambodia — Temples & Angkor Temples & Angkor

Heritage

Sunrise at Angkor Wat and the temples of the Khmer Empire.

Food experiences in Cambodia — Khmer cuisine Khmer cuisine

Food

Cooking classes, street-food tours and Kampot pepper tastings.

Wellness experiences in Cambodia — Spa & retreats Spa & retreats

Wellness

Khmer massage, fish spas and riverside yoga retreats.

Wildlife experiences in Cambodia — Sanctuaries Sanctuaries

Wildlife

Elephant sanctuaries, Irrawaddy dolphins and jungle birding.

River experiences in Cambodia — Mekong & Tonlé Sap Mekong & Tonlé Sap

River

Mekong cruises and Tonlé Sap floating-village tours.

Island experiences in Cambodia — Beaches & isles Beaches & isles

Island

Koh Rong beach escapes, snorkelling and island hopping.

Village experiences in Cambodia — Homestays Homestays

Village

Homestays, rice-field cycling and the Bamboo Train.

Festival experiences in Cambodia — Celebrations Celebrations

Festival

Water Festival boat races and Khmer New Year.

Nightlife experiences in Cambodia — After dark After dark

Nightlife

Pub Street, night markets and rooftop bars.

Shopping experiences in Cambodia — Markets & makers Markets & makers

Shopping

Silk, silverware, carvings and Kampot pepper.

Adventure experiences in Cambodia — Trek, zip & climb Trek, zip & climb

Adventure

Jungle treks, ziplining at Angkor, rock climbing and more.

Why us

A Cambodia travel agency that is actually in Cambodia

We are based here, we drive these roads, and we have walked the temples at every hour of the day. That is the difference between an itinerary that reads well and one that works on the ground.

  • Licensed Khmer guides who know the history, not just the route.
  • Timings built around heat, light and crowds — not a fixed coach schedule.
  • Hotels recommended by name and tier, booked at your budget.
  • Local drivers, local restaurants, community visits paid directly.
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Rural Khmer village and rice fields on a Cambodia countryside tour. Countryside · Siem Reap province
Process

How booking a Cambodia tour works

Four steps from first message to confirmed itinerary. You only pay once the plan is right.

1

Tell us the shape

Your dates, group size and what you want the trip to feel like. Two minutes is enough.

2

We draft the itinerary

Within 24 hours: the days, the distances, hotel options and a full cost.

3

We reshape it

Swap a temple for a village, add nights, change hotel tier. As many rounds as you need.

4

You confirm

Only when it is right. We handle guides, drivers, hotels, passes and transfers.

Timing

The best time to visit Cambodia

There is no bad month, only trade-offs between heat, rain, crowds and price. Here is the honest version.

Peak season Clear dry-season skies over a Cambodian temple
Nov – Feb
25–30°C · dry, clear skies

The most comfortable walking weather and the best light at Angkor Wat. Also the busiest and priciest — book hotels early.

Hot season Cambodian market stalls and handicrafts
Mar – May
32–38°C · dry, very warm

Temple days need an early start and a long midday break. Fewer visitors, and Khmer New Year in April is worth timing for.

Green season Green rice fields and palms in the Cambodian countryside
Jun – Aug
28–33°C · short afternoon rain

Landscapes at their greenest, moats full, far fewer people in the temples and noticeably lower hotel rates.

Wettest A lake in Cambodia at high water
Sep – Oct
27–32°C · heaviest rain

The Tonlé Sap is at its fullest, so the floating villages are at their best. The quietest temples of the year.

Answers

Cambodia travel questions, answered

Khmer food being prepared on a Cambodia food tour. Ask us anything
How much does a Cambodia tour cost?
It depends almost entirely on hotel tier and group size, which is why we quote each trip rather than publish a headline figure that would be wrong for most travellers. Send your dates and group and you will have a costed Cambodia itinerary within 24 hours, free and with no obligation to book.
What is the best time to visit Cambodia?
November to February is the driest and coolest window, roughly 25–30°C, and the busiest. March to May is hot. The May to October green season brings fuller waterways, far fewer visitors and lower hotel rates, with rain usually arriving in short afternoon bursts rather than lasting all day.
How many days do you need in Cambodia?
Three days covers Siem Reap and the main Angkor Wat temples properly. Five days adds Phnom Penh and the overland journey between the two. Ten days to two weeks opens up the coast, Battambang and the northeast highlands.
How much is the Angkor Wat entrance ticket?
The Angkor Archaeological Park pass is $37 for one day, $62 for three days and $72 for seven days, bought at the official ticket office or online. Several of our Cambodia tour packages include the one-day pass.
Are your Cambodia tours private or group tours?
All private. There are no fixed departure dates and you are never grouped with strangers. Every itinerary is rebuilt around your dates, your pace and your group.
Do I need a visa for Cambodia?
Most nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival or an e-visa before travelling. Requirements change, so check your own country's current guidance before booking flights — we will flag anything relevant when we send your itinerary.
Is Angkor Wat sunrise worth the early start?
Yes, for the temperature as much as the light: you walk at around 26°C instead of 36°C, and the sandstone turns from grey to gold over about twenty minutes. Entering from the quieter eastern side avoids most of the crowd at the reflecting pools.
Do you arrange hotels and airport transfers?
Yes. We book hotels at whatever tier you want and recommend specific properties rather than a vague category, and all transfers are included in our Cambodia tour packages. We do not sell flights, but we will tell you which arrival and departure times make an itinerary work.
How we work

Tell us the dates and the shape. We send back the days, the distances and what they cost.

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