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Most people know of Cambodia as home to the crowning glory of Southeast Asia – the magnificent temples at Angkor Wat, but visitors are often surprised at how much more this small country has to offer.
Angkor Wat is simply unmissable, but take a little more time to explore Phnom Penh, the exciting, bustling gateway to the country; Tonle Sap lake, the largest in Southeast Asia; Sihanoukville, an increasingly chic beach destination; and Mekong River town Kratie, where lucky visitors may spot endangered Mekong river dolphins. For those wishing to learn more about the country’s recent history, Tuol Sleng prison and the ‘Killing Fields’ of Choeung Ek provide a chilling insight into Cambodia’s darkest hours.
As Cambodia shakes off its past and attempts to embrace the future, there has never been a better time to check out our Cambodia travel packages and visit a country that combines typical Asian bustle and energy with timeless spirituality.
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Discover Phnom Penh in more detail with a tour led by a French Anthropologist and historian who has been based in Cambodia for many years. The tour will follow the city’s history through five distinct periods and pay a visit to some intriguing sites including Post Office square, the...
Enjoy a private gourmet picnic lunch in a wonderful setting on the grounds of the temples of Angkor. At lunch time, a comfortable picnic table is set up just for your group. Lunch is served while you admire the backdrop of magnificent Khmer temples, pagodas or the view of lush paddy...
The most prominent feature on the map of Cambodia, stretching across the northwest section of the country is one of the largest freshwater lakes in Asia, Tonle Sap Lake. Cruise in Trails of Indochina’s traditional luxury wooden vessel, Sarus, and embark on an adventure that teaches...