The Temples of Angkor are by far one of the most captivating sites in South East Asia and a sight that you must see at least once in your life. Marvel at the largest religious monument in the world – Angkor Wat and explore the majestic walled city of Angkor ...

Angkor’s peaceful world heritage site is also home to a large variety of birds. Explore the main sites on foot and on your bike, visit a Floating Village on the Tonle Sap and soak up this unique combination of natural and manmade wonders. This is your chance ...

Battambang is famous for its French colonial architecture, fertile soil and the rubies and garnets mined in the province. Only a three hour drive from Siem Reap and four from Phnom Penh, it is the perfect side trip. You will see sights most travellers miss ...

Siem Reap now boasts 2 international championship caliber 18-holes golf courses, both close to the city center: the Angkor Golf Resort designed by Nick Faldo and James Gubricky and the Phokeethra Country Club Angkor Wat designed by V Golf Design. Play them ...

Take a break from exploring the temple ruins of Siem Reap and the buzzing streets of Phnom Penh and chill out in the coastal town of Kep. Relax in the quiet atmosphere of this seaside town and enjoy a traditional Khmer massage whilst feasting on delicious ...

This unique tour includes a visit to the famous Angkor Wat and overnight stay in a local monastery. Meet the resident monks, learn about Buddhist philosophy and monastic life.

Siem Reap and its magnificent Khmer temple ruins of Angkor, is a World Heritage Site and on the top of the ‘must-see’ list for all travellers. It is never too early to introduce children to art and history, and playing in the jungle-covered ruins of Ta Prom ...