Cambodia

The mighty Khmer empire was the cultural centre of the region during the Angkorian period between the 9th and 14th centuries. The architectural legacy left by the empire dazzles Cambodia’s visitors. Like the rest of Indochina, Cambodia is emerging from a turbulent past. Yet the people of Cambodia retain an optimism and charm that opens the hearts of its international guests.

The spectacular Temples of Angkor are the main attraction for visitors to Cambodia. Built in the golden age of the Khmer Empire, many visitors find the Temples of Angkor to be one of the most remarkable sights in the world. Over the centuries, the jungle has reclaimed its position amidst the architecture to create magical unions of stone and nature.

The Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, once considered one of the most beautiful cities of the orient, retains much of its original charm. Pristine beaches can be discovered at Sihanoukville, on the Gulf of Thailand.

Cambodia today is a destination in its own right as well as an easy addition to a journey within the region. Our highly trained local guides will share their knowledge of the diverse history of this country with you.