Our favorite Cambodia routes to inspire your trip - or start from scratch

We’re not a fan of off-the-shelf itineraries. We don’t all like the same foods, wear the same clothes, or have the same interests — so why would we buy identikit vacations?

That’s our philosophy, and it’s why every one of the following routes is designed to be adapted to suit you. Add destinations, take them away, make it longer, shift the focus: it’s all about what you want to get out of Cambodia, not what we think you should. Whether you use one of these itineraries as a starting point or build one from scratch, our role is to take your ideas, add some suggestions of our own, and make it happen.

Build in a few days to take in the temples of Angkor, but beyond them there’s a whole country full of ruins, colonial towns, beaches and rainforest to discover, and a myriad different ways to do it.

The itineraries in this section represent some of our very favorite Cambodian journeys, but they’re just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to possibilities. If they’re not for you, that’s OK. We’re here to bring your ideas to life, so tell us what you’ve got in mind and we’ll design a trip that’s tailored to you.

Wild Cambodia

From $4,900 per person

Take a walk on Cambodia’s wild side in this journey to remote wildlife sanctuaries and vital conservation projects.

Kingdom of Adventure

From $4,010 per person

This two-week Cambodia itinerary is jam-packed with adventure, learning and play for a vacation the whole family will treasure.

Into the Heart of Cambodia

From $3,295 per person

This itinerary unspools like a reel of Cambodia’s greatest hits, from Angkor and Phnom Penh to the countryside and coast.

Culinary Cambodia

From $3,360 per person

From beach BBQs to high-end fusion: this itinerary proves that Cambodia has the culinary clout to take on the world.

Cambodia in Style

From $16,805 per person

If you’re looking for something extra-special, you’ve found it. This is the most luxurious trip Cambodia has to offer.

Our favorite places in Cambodia

Covering an area smaller than Oklahoma, Cambodia is small, round, flat, and over 50% forested. That last part’s pretty significant: in Southeast Asia, only Borneo has more continuous rainforest, which makes Cambodia one of the best places in the world to explore the habitats of endangered species such as Asian elephants, Indochinese tigers, clouded leopards and Asiatic black bears.

Here's our guide to the best known, plus some lesser known favorites.

Cambodia Places