Once the centre of one of Asia’s most magnificent early civilisations, the progressive Khmer Empire, Cambodia’s legendary temples remain the country’s main draw. But there's much more to Cambodia than the awe-inspiring grandeur of Angkor Wat.
See the sun rise over the ancient temples of Angkor and explore lost temples reclaimed by the jungle.
Relax in style in barefoot luxury hideaways on Cambodia’s tiny southern islands.
The Mekong weaves through Cambodia’s story, connecting Siem Reap to Phnom Penh and offering elegant river journeys into neighbouring Vietnam.
Explore a lush interior including the Cardamon Mountains where Shinta Mani Wild combines luxury glamping with cutting-edge conservation.
Guided food, history and culture tours reveal the rich, turbulent and fascinating Khmer culture in Siem Reap and Phnom Penh.
Step away from the temples, where monastic life continues much as it has for centuries, and you'll find that parts of Cambodia remains refreshingly light on tourists. Largely rural, the country's natural landscapes are a guaranteed highlight, with beautiful, stilted wooden houses set amid a patchwork of rice paddies and sugar palms, the mighty Mekong River, the great Tonle Sap Lake, remote forested highlands and a string of idyllic islands and beaches in the south.
Home to world-famous sights, including Angkor Wat, Phnom Penh's Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda, along with countless atmospheric ruins and temples, Cambodia offers a wealth of culture and charm. Discover quiet villages and bustling towns, such as Siem Reap with its central market and delightful atmosphere. Explore forest-clad mountains home to wildlife such as elephants, bears and monkeys. Dine on delicious street food and relax among the islands of the Koh Rong Archipelago.
Generally warm and humid year round the most favourable time to visit Cambodia is during the drier winter months from November to March. The monsoon season tends to fall from late April to September but rain tends to fall heavily in short bursts making visiting still possible during this quieter summer period.
Shinta Mani Angkor is one of the most stylish hotels in Cambodia, a tranquil Bill Bensley–designed retreat set close to the vibrant cafés, markets and energy of Siem Reap's French Quarter.
Designed as an elegant Khmer-inspired sanctuary, this resort features spacious suites, world-class dining, and a tranquil spa that blends ancient wellness traditions with modern indulgence. Set between the city and just minutes from the legendary Angkor Wat, Anantara Angkor Resort & Spa is an intimate retreat promising an unforgettable stay
Relax into the slow pace of life on the small island of Koh Russey, or Bamboo Island, a short boat ride off the south coast of Cambodia. Set amidst powder-white sands and lush tropical greenery, JATI retreat is an all-villa hideaway offering refined privacy and expansive ocean views.
Situated on a private island off the south coast of Cambodia, Six Senses Krabey Island is only a short boat ride from the mainland. Surrounded by a lush canopy of trees amid 30 acres of tropical jungle, the resort feels blissfully remote and offers a perfect hillside hideaway.
This exciting conservation project, designed by Bill Bensley lies deep within one of the South East Asia's greatest wilderness areas, surrounded by three of Cambodia’s oldest and most important parks, Kirirom, Bokor and Cardamom.
Dating from the 1930s and reflecting a golden age of Indochina travel, Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor is one of Cambodia's landmark hotels, set in extensive gardens.
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