Cambodia has had a troubled past and it still remains fairly fresh in the memory. The Khmer Rouge and Pol Pot were an awful regime and many atrocities were committed during their rule.

All Cambodia tour packages obviously include the UNESCO World Heritage site of Angkor yet the Country has so much more to offer.

Our Cambodia Travel FAQ aims to give you all you should know if you take a holiday in Cambodia; visas, language, money, food, climate, places to see and the time difference.

if you want to do a Cambodia family tour you will need to be ready to get a visa for entry. If you have any doubt on requirements a Cambodia travel agencywill certainly be able to advise you.

Culture embraces a number of things; it affects the behaviour of groups of people, not necessarily a nation, and sometimes across national boundaries that did not exist through the ages. In the case of Cambodia, it is part of a wider geographical region, sometimes known as Indochina,

Certainly, travellers who take Indochina tour packages will not find much in Cambodia that they have not sampled elsewhere in South East Asia.

Shopping in Phnom Penh is now quite diverse, and you can find most anything you want or need to buy. There are three main local markets, and many other, smaller local markets scattered though out the city.

Siem Reap is an excellent place to buy Cambodian souvenirs, handicrafts, textiles and art. Only Phnom Penh offers a comparable selection, but much of what is available in Siem Reap is unique to Siem Reap.

Cambodia holiday, you should talk to a travel agent experienced in preparing Cambodia tour packages. In that way, you are likely to get advice on the highlights of Cambodia and be able to have all the arrangements made as soon as you decide on an itinerary.

Vietnam Cambodia Cycling Tours is our collection of best Asia tours we arrange in Vietnam and Cambodia. These tours can be either classic or adventure itineraries, starting from Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Cambodia, and ending in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.

Cycling in Cambodia is awe-inspiring. This nation has endured more than its fair share of hardships. The warmth of the people is a testament to the resilience and beauty of the Khmer people.

Cycling through Cambodia offers a distinctive perspective of this Southeast Asian gem. As I pedaled from the bustling capital of Phnom Penh to the awe-inspiring ruins of Angkor, the sense of adventure was palpable. This section delves deeper into what makes cycling here a remarkable fusion of cultural immersion and physical activity.

Selecting the perfect Cambodia bike tour hinges on the type of experience you seek. While all our tours encompass Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, and Phnom Penh, the distinction lies in the additional destinations included in each tour.

Anyone that has ventured beyond Angkor Wat will know there is far more to Cambodia than just its temples, spectacular as they may be. Cycling through remote countryside strung with bamboo huts, paddy fields and sugar palms allows you to experience a country and a culture that remain refreshingly unblemished by tourism. Fingers crossed it stays that way.