Explore Cambodia

Tailor-made packages Ready-made routes we then bend to your dates, pace and budget. Heritage and temples Angkor at sunrise, and the Khmer Empire beyond the three big names. Food and cooking Market tours, cooking classes and Kampot pepper at the source. Adventure and outdoors Jungle treks, ziplines, climbing and kayaking, graded honestly. Bike expeditions Supported multi-day rides with a vehicle, a mechanic and a real bed. Dirt bike tours Four guided Honda CRF250L expeditions - Cardamoms, northern temples, highlands and coast. Guided motorbike tours Your dates, a guide-mechanic and a Honda CRF250L - from $315.25 per rider, per day. Architectural journeys Three private journeys: Stone Kingdoms, Colonial Traces and New Khmer. River and Mekong Cruises, floating villages and the dolphins above Kratie. Islands and beaches Koh Rong, Koh Rong Sanloem and the quieter ones nobody names. Wildlife and sanctuaries Ethical elephant sanctuaries, bear rescue and jungle birding. Wellness and spa Khmer massage, riverside yoga and retreats that earn the word. Village and homestay Rice-field cycling, the Bamboo Train and staying in a real village. Festivals Khmer New Year, Pchum Ben and the Water Festival - and when to avoid them. Nightlife Pub Street, rooftop bars, night markets and beach fires. Shopping and makers Silk, silver, carvings and the artisan workshops behind them. The Cycle Club Free community rides out of Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Kampot. Day activities The individual days out an itinerary is assembled from. What is on Dated events and festivals, in the order they fall.

Angkor Archaeological Park Pass prices, park hours and how many days you actually need. Temples and ancient ruins Angkor, Preah Vihear, Koh Ker, Sambor Prei Kuk and Beng Mealea. Memorials and modern history Tuol Sleng, Choeung Ek and how to visit them properly. Museums The National Museum, Angkor National Museum and the small ones worth it. Palaces and landmarks The Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda and Wat Phnom. National parks and waterfalls Bokor, Phnom Kulen, the Cardamoms and the Battambang bat caves. Wildlife and conservation Mekong dolphins, elephant projects and how to tell a real sanctuary. Markets Central, Russian and the Siem Reap night markets - what each is for. Rivers, lakes and beaches The Tonle Sap floating villages, Koh Rong and the southern coast. Shows and craft workshops Phare circus, Apsara dance and the Artisans Angkor studios. Things to do in Siem Reap Every attraction we cover around the temples, in one list. Things to do in Phnom Penh The capital: palace, museums, memorials and markets.

Hotels The full range, city by city, with what the star rating does not tell you. Boutique hotels Converted villas and small design-led properties - Cambodia at its best. Resorts Grounds, pools and somewhere you are meant to stay put for a few days. Hostels Dorms, pod beds and private rooms that cost what a dorm does elsewhere. Guesthouses Family-run, a dozen rooms, and the backbone of provincial Cambodia. Homestays Community schemes where the money stays in the village. Island bungalows Beach huts and timber cabins - ask about power hours before you book. Riverside lodges Water, quiet and not much else, which is the point. Eco-lodges Off-grid places in the forest, and what each one actually does. Serviced apartments and long stays Kitchen, laundry and a monthly rate, for stays measured in weeks. Glamping and camping Safari tents in the Cardamoms, on the islands and around Kirirom. Beachfront Mainland coast or island sand - they are not interchangeable.

Airport transfers Phnom Penh Techo and Siem Reap Angkor - distances, times and who meets you. Private car and driver The normal way to cover distance here, and cheaper than it sounds. Minivan with driver Twelve to fifteen seats for families, groups and bike-supported rides. Scooter and motorbike hire Automatics, semi-automatics and dirt bikes, with the licence rules stated. Bicycle and e-bike hire Touring, gravel, mountain, city and pedal-assist, fitted on delivery. Self-drive hire Possible, and the hardest option in Cambodia. We say why. All rentals Bikes, vehicles, kayaks and camping kit in one list.

SIM cards and mobile data Which network, eSIM or physical, and where to buy on arrival. Travel insurance What a policy needs to cover for Cambodia, and the common exclusions. Plan my trip Answer a few questions and take away a PDF brief in minutes.