Cambodia highlights

The jewel in Cambodia’s crown is undoubtedly the spectacular temple complex of Angkor Wat. And yet there is so much more. The fabulous palaces and pagodas, the faded colonial splendour of Phnom Penh, the mighty Mekong and Tonle Sap waterways, stunning natural scenery, and pristine beaches.

Discover here some of our favourite places and travel experiences, which can be included in your personalised itinerary. Use them as a starting point, combine them with your own ideas.

Battambang: Ancient temples and Buddhist shrines

Battambang lies at heart of rural Cambodia and its quiet, laid back nature belies its status as Cambodia’s second-largest city

Kampong Thom

The 7th Century temple ruins of Sambor Prei Kuk are hidden in the forest, and may be explored either by foot along meandering paths, or bicycle

Koh Kong: Cardamom Mountains

Koh Kong is a mountainous, densely forested province in Cambodia’s south-west. It embraces the rain forest of the Cardamom Mountains, a rugged, undeveloped coastline, and the mangroves and river system of Peam Krasop Wildlife Sanctuary

Kratie

Located north of Kampong Cham on the Mekong River, Kratie is best known for its nearby population of the rare and endangered Mekong-Irrawaddy Dolphin.

Phnom Penh: vibrant bustling capital

The floor of its Silver Pagoda paved with solid silver tiles, Cambodia’s Royal Palace soars majestically above Phnom Penh’s low rise colonial waterfront

Rattanakiri

This is one of the least explored regions of Indochina and is renowned for its spectacular natural attractions and the variety of its indigenous cultures

Siem Reap and Angkor Wat

No visit to Siem Reap would be complete without experiencing the temple complex that forms the unforgettable Angkor Wat.

Sihanoukville, Kep and Kampot: Idyllic beaches

Featuring deserted, pristine beaches, it is conveniently placed to explore Ream National Park with its primary mangrove forests, diverse wildlife, and stunning natural scenery