Cambodia Tours

Angkor Wat is Cambodia's most extraordinary and iconic destination — a UNESCO World Heritage site of breathtaking ancient temples built by the Khmer Empire in the early 12th century, covering over 162.6 hectares of extraordinary jungle archaeological park. Angkor Wat's sunrise — watching the extraordinary spires of the world's largest religious monument reflected in the lotus ponds as the sun rises behind the temples — is one of Asia's most extraordinary and unforgettable travel moments. Angkor Thom — the magnificent fortified capital city of the Khmer Empire — houses the extraordinary Bayon Temple with its 216 serene stone faces, the Baphuon, and the Elephant Terrace. Ta Prohm is famous for its jungle-covered ruins — the extraordinary temple where ancient fig and silk-cotton trees have grown through the stone structures over centuries creates one of Cambodia's most atmospheric and photogenic ancient history experiences. Banteay Srei is known for its intricate pink sandstone carvings — the extraordinary "Citadel of Women" with its extraordinarily detailed and well-preserved Khmer carvings is considered one of the finest jewels of Khmer art.

Phnom Penh — Cambodia's capital city with a population of 2.5 million — combines the extraordinary Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, the National Museum, and the profound Khmer Rouge history of the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and Choeung Ek Killing Fields in one extraordinary and emotionally rich city destination. The Tonle Sap Lake boat tour reveals Southeast Asia's largest freshwater lake — the extraordinary floating villages of the Tonle Sap, where entire communities live on houseboats and floating platforms above the lake's waters, provide one of Cambodia's most fascinating and authentic glimpses into the daily life of rural Cambodia. Mekong river cruises are popular for exploring Cambodia's extraordinary countryside — cruising the mighty Mekong River through Cambodia's peaceful countryside past rice paddies, rural villages, and the extraordinary natural beauty of the Cambodian riverbank is one of Southeast Asia's most relaxing and beautiful river travel experiences. The Cardamom Mountains are home to wild Asian elephants — Cambodia hosts some of Asia's last primary rainforests, and eco-tours focused on wildlife conservation in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains jungles reveal extraordinary wildlife including sun bears, clouded leopards, and wild Asian elephants.