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- Visit The Ruins in The Angkor Archaeological Park
- See The Ruins in Ta Prohm
- Have A Go at Cooking Khmer Food
- Relax in Sihanoukville and The Islands
- Chill Out in Kampot and Kep
- Floating Villages of Tonle SAP
- Understand Cambodia’s History
The largest religious monument in the world, Angkor Wat is truly unmatched. The temple and surrounding complex engulfs over 400 sq km and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Angkor was once the heart of the Khmer civilization, and the temple is now perhaps the best representation of Khmer art and culture. Whether you’re interested in history and arche...
If Angkor Wat is the manicured cultural epicenter, Ta Prohm is its forgotten cousin. Covered in a vast system of roots and vines, this ancient temple looks as though it is being swallowed by the earth. Nestled in the jungle, Ta Prohm leaves visitors feeling like they’ve entered into a magical place. Now, granted, this place is still a hugely popula...
Attending cooking classes has become a huge pastime of mine when we travel. Taking the time to learn a little bit about the local cuisine is the perfect way to get to know and really understand a culture. While in Cambodia, we highly recommend attending cooking classes in Cambodiato get a taste of what Khmer food is like. Taking a cooking class is ...
Thailand is often renowned for its idyllic islands, but did you know Cambodia’s beaches are just as beautiful? Travel down to Sihanoukville in the southwest of the country and set off from there to some of the country’s island paradises. If you’re an avid scuba diver, there are a few dive sites around Cambodiathat are also worth exploring. Pristine...
The sleepy riverside town of Kampot, a few hours from Phnom Penh, has become increasingly popular with tourists and expats in recent years. Full of western restaurants, cute shops, and riverboat cruises, Kampot has many of the conveniences of the city without all the people. It’s a great place to slow down and relax during your travels. Set up a ha...
Tonle Sap is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. You can travel to the lake in Siem Riep and explore the area’s natural offerings, from unique ecosystems and wildlife to the “floating” villages. While you can definitely explore the area yourself, it’s easiest to book a tour so you can experience a tiny slice of village life on the lake w...
While a visit to the historical parts of Phnom Penh like the S21 Prison and the Killing Fields may be considered as debbie downers, they are absolute musts in every visit to this country. While the entire experience is painful and depressing, it will give you a new sense of understanding towards the true resilience and kindness of the Cambodian peo...
Your complete guide to travelling Cambodia. Plan the perfect Cambodia trip with my itineraries, city guides, food guides, and more.
Cambodia Travel Guide. Your ultimate Cambodia travel guide, with tips, ideas on things to do, and best things to see in Cambodia. Great for first-time & returning travelers. Angkor Wat is definitely the star attraction of Cambodia and is certainly one of the most impressive structures on the planet.
A culinary guide to Cambodia, from ancient recipes to street food. Read.
