While there is evidence of human settlement in the Iron Age it was the Khmer Empire in the 9th Century that lasted for a few centuries that was the real beginning of Cambodia

Traditional Khmer dress goes back many centuries; little has changed. Prior to the Khmer Empire the style of clothing showed major Indian influence but gradually things changed. Fashion has come and gone but often tradition has been revived and today Cambodian clothing is both colourful and traditional. A good Cambodia travel agency will introduce visitors to the local costumes.

Song and dance are an important part of life. In Asia, these things are often part of tradition. Cambodia tour packages involve sights and sounds, day and night. During a holiday that offers a comprehensive insight into Cambodia it is likely that song and dance will play a part.

Ancient remedies have always been part of life in Asia, and that applies as much to Cambodia as anywhere else on the continent. In rural Cambodia which will always be part of any Cambodia travel package, you are going to see life as it has been for generations

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.

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.

The climate of Cambodia, indeed of the whole of South East Asia, is fairly complex. The general term, ‘’monsoon season’’ or ‘’wet season’’ often conjures up ideas of torrential rain and flooding.

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 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.

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.