The abandoned city of Angkor covers hundreds of square miles around the famous temple of Angkor Wat, and archaeologists uncover more of it each year. Although the iconic central site is very popular, it’s also incredibly impressive, and a must-see on your first trip to Cambodia. If you can spare the time, we can also take you to other grandiose jungle-clad ruins in more remote areas, without the crowds that flock to Angkor.

We understand why Angkor's outlying temples, Koh Ker and Beng Mealea, can sometimes offer a more immersive sense of wonder than the jaw-dropping, but always busy, Angkor Wat. Explore the region with a passionate local person who can share their personal view of Angkor, and you'll be left amazed and enthralled, not fighting for space.

Experience the lush, green paddy fields of the Khmer countryside and the warm welcome of its agricultural communities.

Leave the gentle bustle of Cambodia’s cities and embrace the chance to learn about the small farming communities that most Cambodians still live in. See how families work together to make bamboo sticky rice cakes to sell in markets, visit a Buddhist monastery for a rare insight into the daily life of a monk, sample local cuisine, and take a boat across the tranquil waters of the West Baray reservoir to spot birds fluttering among the ancient Khmer ruins.