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Come and kick back in Cambodia, a land of ancient temples, peaceful rice fields and smiling locals. All your Cambodia holiday essentials will be taken care of by us while you choose from our Choice Experiences to craft your dream trip to Cambodia. Whether you want to explore the iconic Ta Prohm Temple in the jungle, take a sunset cruise on Tonle Sap Lake to see the floating villages, or shop for treasures made by local artisans, there are endless chances to get close to the spirit of Cambodia, but always your way.
Wondering where to go in Cambodia? Our Cambodia tours have got you covered with all the iconic highlights from the magical temples of Angkor to the exciting markets of Siem Reap Old Town
Few travel adventures can match the first time you set eyes on the ruins of Angkor Wat. This UNESCO-listed temple complex was built around 900 years ago and your local Cambodia guide will bring it to life with all the stories and secrets of these ancient temples. If you’re a movie fan, be sure to stop by Ta Prohm temple, the place where ‘Tomb Raider’ was filmed.
Siem Reap is filled with fascinating Khmer culture and we’ll give you a glimpse into Khmer history with a visit to Artisans d'Angkor. It’s one of the town’s best workshops, where they provide job opportunities to disadvantaged young people who specialise in traditional Khmer skills like painting, silk making and wood carving. It’s a Cambodia must see!
Looking to explore markets full of Cambodian carvings, paintings, sculptures and fabrics? We’ll make a beeline straight to the Phsar Chas, the oldest Khmer market in Siem Reap, then the Made in Cambodia Market, where local artisans sell and chat about their wares. Whether you’re a foodie, a culture buff or an art lover, these markets are sure to inspire.
Tailor your ultimate Cambodia tour your way with our range of Choice Experiences. Choose from adventures like taking a delicious Khmer cooking class or watching a moving Apsara dance performance.
Katie B.
Past guest
We hopped on board a traditional wooden boat and sailed across Tonle Sap Lake, watching local life on the lake with the beautiful sunset in the background. It was a wonderful experience to see the fish farms, floating homes and bustling markets.
Irina G.
Costsaver team member
A mixture between Cirque du Soleil and a Native American Pow Wow, the Apsara Dance performance is absolutely mesmerizing. Apsara, meaning “beautiful girls” in Khmer, was historically performed by girls who were believed to have supernatural powers. Back then these goddess-like women danced only for the royal family and today you can feel like royalty too. The show is a full-on production with captivating dancers, costumes and backdrops.
Catherine A.
Costsaver team member
We wandered through the market and picked out fresh fruits, vegetables and spices, then headed back to the restaurant where we learned all the secret flavours and superstitions of Khmer food. Best of all, we got to enjoy all the tasty traditional dishes we made!
If you’re wondering what to eat in Cambodia, you can’t go past kdam chaa, a delicious dish of stir-fried crab flavoured with local Kampot pepper, garlic and chives. It’s a delicacy on the coast where crabs are caught fresh but we’ll show you where to try it all over the country.
Don’t leave Cambodia without trying fish amok! It’s the country’s signature dish and you’ll love this creamy curry of freshwater fish cooked in eggs, fish sauce, coconut milk and kroeung, a special paste made with flavours like turmeric, lemongrass and kaffir lime.
Another beloved Cambodian dish, beef loc lac is made from stir-fried strips of beef. It’s served on a bed of crispy lettuce leaves, sliced tomatoes, cucumbers and raw onions. Don’t forget to dip it in the sauce of lime juice and Kampot pepper to really make the dish sing!
The dry season from November to May is perfect for sunny Cambodia sightseeing, and we also love the monsoon season from May to November for lush green rice fields.
You can explore the temples of Angkor all year round, but the drier months from November to March are perfect for a Cambodia adventure into ancient ruins.
The best time to explore Tonle Sap Lake is the wet seasons from June to October, when the Mekong floods and causes the Tonle Sap River to reverse its flow, making the lake grow to five times its size.
Any time from November to May is the best time for a city break in Cambodia, with cloudless skies, little rain and warm temperatures.
We know it’s tempting to get a closer look at Cambodia’s incredible archaeological history, but it’s best to help conserve it by never touching the ancient carvings and ruins.
You could take hundreds of photos of this photogenic country, but it’s important to never take photos of people, especially monks, without permission. Try striking up a conversation with your subject and getting to know their story first!
Cambodia has a big waste disposal problem, so it’s better to hold onto things like plastic bags, bottles and batteries and take them back home with you.
