Tailor Made Holidays to Cambodia

The majesty of Angkor Wat. Fishermen casting nets along the Tonle Sap. The bustling riverfront promenade at Sisowath Quay. Tragedy at the Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng. A flash of colorful silk. Tribesmen in remote Rattanakiri. The haunting beauty of Bokor National Park. Stretches of white sandy beach.

Phnom Penh - Cambodia’s capital sits at the confluence of the Mekong, Bassac and Tonle Sap rivers. Considered the loveliest of the French built cities of Indochina, it was founded
as a small monastery in the late 14th century by a rich Khmer woman called Penh, after she found four Buddha statues in a tree trunk on the banks of the Mekong. She set up the monastery on a nearby hill or ‘phnom’ as it is called in the Khmer language. Distinguished
French colonial homes, tree-lined boulevards and charming colonial architecture dot the waterfront.

Possibly the best way to see the city is by cyclo tour to Wat Phnom, along Sisowath Quay and to other centrally located sites such as the Royal Palace. Around the city there are various attractions to discover and experiences of the local life, cultural heritage or natural beauty awaiting the traveller.

The town of Siem Reap is the gateway to the stunning Angkor Wat temple complex. In addition to exploring and touring temples, you can also go to the Tonle Sap Lake, or tour sites in-town such as Chantiers Ecoles (Artisans d’Angkor) or Cambodia Cultural Village.
In recent years, Siem Reap has experienced rapid growth with new hotels, restaurants, art galleries and spas; thus, visitors have many options for spending free time. The town can be reached by various means of transport, such as by road, by boat and international airport.

Regional and International airlines offer frequent connections. Around the city there are various attractions to discover and experiences of the local life, cultural heritage or natural beauty awaiting the traveller.

Map of Cambodia