Cambodia Holidays

Cambodia has long been associated with the brutal Khmer Rouge, but today the country has risen above its blood-tinted history to take its place as one of South East Asia’s most up and coming places to visit. There is a truly eclectic mix of travel experiences from ancient monuments and exotic beaches to remote ethnic minority villages and city life, Cambodia always delivers an exhausting level of excitement.

Angkor, one of world’s greatest civilisations at Angkor is the ultimate hook for every visitor to Cambodia, and its popularity grows by the day. Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument in the world but it is just one temple at the heart of a thousand others, and despite the volume of visitors, it never fails to impress. This en-vogue ancient temple city has remained the heart and soul of Cambodia for almost two millennia.

Siem Reap has developed over the years to cater for the visitors to Angkor’s, although it has become an international hotspot, with a plethora of modern restaurants and upmarket hotels. Thankfully, the town has maintained much of its original charm, with old colonial shop fronts, misty lamp-lit streets and a bustling market area. It also offers access to the floating villages on the Tonlé Sap, the largest freshwater lake in South-east Asia.