Cambodia Tours

1. Angkor Wat

The temple complex near Siem Reap is said to represent the summit of Mount Meru, the home of the gods. It is not only a masterpiece of Khmer architecture, but probably the most fantastic temple complex in the world. Climb the stairs to the top level of the complex and enjoy the breathtaking views of the surrounding area.

2. Angkor Thom

The mighty city of Angkor Thom was built as an impregnable fortress by King Jayavarman VII. So it is no wonder that on the way in you pass a 100-meter wide moat and an eight-meter high city wall. Inside, admire the terrace of the leper king as well as the terrace of the elephants, before you dedicate yourself to the highlight, the Bayon Temple in the center of the city.

3. Lake Tonlé Sap

Siem Reap not only has fascinating temple complexes to offer, but also the impressive Tonle Sap, the largest lake in Southeast Asia and one of the most fish-rich inland waters on earth, is nearby. Boat trips, passing mangrove forests and quiet waterways, take you to the so-called floating villages. To discover the daily life on the lake is a very special experience.

4. Peninsula Kep

In the south of the country, on the Gulf of Thailand, a charming coastal town and true paradise awaits you with Kep. In the past, the country's elite met here for beach vacations. The quiet little town, whose popularity suffered under the rule of the Khmer Rouge, is currently experiencing a new upswing. Explore Kep by bike, relax on the beach or visit the popular "Crab Market."

5. Phnom Penh

The bustling capital Phnom Penh was already an important center of the country during the Khmer Kingdom. Despite its recent dark past, the city will captivate you with its colonial charm. Phnom Penh is picturesquely located at the confluence of the Tonle Sap and Mekong rivers and awaits you with wide tree-lined boulevards and well-preserved architectural sights.

6. Phnom Kulen National Park

The Phnom Kulen National Park is also located near Siem Reap and has a special historical significance. According to legend, the almost 500-meter high mountain is the cradle of the Angkor empire of the Khmer. Visit the river of the 1,000 Lingas, the reclining Buddha carved out of a rock and the two waterfalls. On the way to the national park, you also have the possibility to visit the temples in Roluos or the Banteay Srei.

7. Kampong Cham

Kampong Cham is the third largest city in Cambodia and the capital of the province of the same name. Beside many colonial buildings, you can expect impressive temples like Wat Nokor Bachey with its interesting and beautiful murals. In the time of December and June, you have the possibility to visit the famous bamboo bridge of Kampong Cham. This bridge is traditionally built every year to provide access to Koh Pen Island.

8. Kampot

Look forward to French colonial architecture amidst charming landscapes on the banks of the Teuk Chhou - welcome to Kampot. The city is known for its aromatic black pepper and as a producer of the durian fruit, among other things. Kampot is close to the sea, watch the fishermen preparing for their daily catch in the late afternoon or visit the fish market in the early morning. Nearby is also Bokor National Park, where you will find picturesque natural scenery and breathtaking views. Less