Angkor Temples & Phnom Penh
2N Siem Reap • 2N Phnom Penh
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Starting from€790€690per person, twin sharing
CambodiaTour packages & tailor-made holidays
Temples swallowed by jungle, riverside capitals and a warm Khmer welcome.
- Capital
- Phnom Penh
- Time zone
- UTC+7
- Currency
- Cambodian Riel (KHR) & US Dollar
- Best time to visit
- November – March
- Calling code
- +855
- Language
- Khmer, English
About Cambodia
Cambodia: the kingdom of Angkor
Few places on earth match the scale of Angkor. The temple complex near Siem Reap covers more than 400 square kilometres, from the five lotus towers of Angkor Wat to the smiling stone faces of the Bayon and the tree-wrapped ruins of Ta Prohm. With the right guide and timing, you can experience it without the crowds.
Beyond the temples, Cambodia rewards slower travel: floating villages on the Tonle Sap lake, the riverside boulevards and royal palace of Phnom Penh, and the pepper farms and sleepy coast around Kampot.
Best time to visit Cambodia
The cool, dry months from November to March are the most comfortable. April and May are very hot, while the green season from June to October brings dramatic skies, lush landscapes and far fewer visitors.
Combine Cambodia with Vietnam or Laos
Siem Reap is a short flight from Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City, which makes Cambodia a natural add-on to a Vietnam holiday. We handle the cross-border logistics, visas advice and connecting flights so the journey feels seamless.
4 handpicked itineraries
Cambodia holiday packages
Book as they are or let us tailor every day — hotels, guides and transfers included.
Starting from€390per person, twin sharing
Cambodia Complete: Angkor, Battambang & the Coast
3N Siem Reap • 1N Battambang • 2N Phnom Penh • 2N Kampot • 1N Kep
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Starting from€1,690€1,490per person, twin sharing
Starting from€590per person, twin sharing
On the ground
Our Cambodia DMC services
Run by our own team and trusted local partners — for private travellers, agencies and groups.
Angkor Temple Guides
Archaeology-trained guides who plan routes and timings to beat the crowds at Angkor.
Cross-border Logistics
Smooth connections with Vietnam and Laos — flights, visas advice and transfers.
Boutique Hotel Stays
Characterful hotels in Siem Reap and riverside Phnom Penh, personally inspected.
Community Experiences
Floating village visits, local craft workshops and responsible tourism projects.
Must-see places
Explore top tourist attractions in Cambodia
The places our guests remember long after they fly home.
Angkor Wat
The world's largest religious monument
Ta Prohm
Temple embraced by giant tree roots
Bayon Temple
216 serene stone faces
Tonle Sap Lake
Floating villages and stilt houses
Phnom Penh
Royal Palace and riverside boulevards
Taste of Cambodia
Popular cuisines of Cambodia
Our guides know exactly where locals eat — food tours and cooking classes can be added to any trip.
Fish Amok
Coconut curry steamed in banana leaf
Lok Lak
Peppered stir-fried beef
Kuy Teav
Phnom Penh breakfast noodle soup
Khmer Curry
Mild, aromatic and comforting
Guest stories
What travellers say about Cambodia
“Our guide knew exactly when to visit each temple to avoid crowds. Angkor at sunrise was breathtaking.”
James Whitaker
Angkor Temples & Phnom Penh, Feb 2026
Travel guides
Cambodia travel tips & stories
Angkor Wat Sunrise and Beyond: A Complete Siem Reap Guide
How to see sunrise at Angkor Wat, which temple pass to buy, how many days you need and how to avoid the crowds — plus how to combine Cambodia with…
Read more: Angkor Wat Sunrise and Beyond: A Complete Siem Reap Guide
Good to know
Cambodia travel FAQs
Can packages be customised for families or groups?
Yes. Every itinerary can be adjusted to your flight times, pace, budget and hotel preferences — or built from scratch.
How many days do I need at Angkor?
Two days is ideal for the main temples; three if you love history and want remote sites.
Can I combine Cambodia with Vietnam?
Absolutely — Siem Reap is a short flight from Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City.
What should I wear at temples?
Shoulders and knees must be covered at temples and royal sites across Asia. A light scarf or sarong is handy.
Ready for Cambodia?
Tell us how you like to travel. A destination expert will reply within one working day with a day-by-day plan and a clear price in EUR.