Destinations · Cambodia

Cambodia,
Kingdom of Water & Stone

Angkor at first light with our archaeologist guides — then a country of rivers, royal cities and castaway islands.

The Sacred Kingdom

Empires of Stone,
Countries of Water

Angkor is the headline; Cambodia is the story. Beyond the temple complex lies a country rebuilding itself with astonishing grace.

We give Angkor its due — sunrise at the reflecting pool, Ta Prohm's strangler figs, Banteay Srei's pink sandstone lace — but we also give you Cambodia beyond it: Phnom Penh's riverside energy, Battambang's bamboo train, and the castaway islands of the Gulf.

Our guides are the country's best archaeological storytellers — historians who trained with the Apsara Authority and can read a lintel like a novel.

Angkor's towers doubled in the still water, five minutes before the world arrives.

Cambodia

Où aller

Régions & Points forts

Explorez les points forts région par région — chacun s’associe sans effort aux autres en un seul voyage.

Moments signature

Des moments qui méritent
de traverser les océans

De petites scènes autour desquelles nos concepteurs bâissent des voyages entiers — demandez-les par leur nom.

Angkor

Je rêve de the first sunrise

The reflecting pool, sugar palms in silhouette — with our archaeologist-guide and nobody else for company.

Siem Reap

Je rêve de dinner in a temple courtyard

A private gala in a torch-lit pagoda complex, monks' quarters glowing amber behind.

Phnom Penh

Je rêve de the riverside at golden hour

Steamboats and scooters crossing the Tonlé Sap's flow reversal — the river that changes direction.

Koh Rong

Je rêve de a bioluminescent swim

Wade after dark off a private island; the water lights up around your wrists.

Itinéraires types

Commencez avec les nôtres,
terminez avec le vôtre

Trois points de départ que nos concepteurs affinent en voyages sur mesure — chaque jour re-modulable, chaque hôtel remplaçable.

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Good To Know

Cambodia, Practically

Angkor rewards timing and patience — we provide both.

When to go
Nov–Feb is cool and dry. Mar–May heat peaks (we shift sightseeing to dawn/dusk). Green season means moody skies and empty temples.
Temple days
Angkor's pass covers three days; we sequence sunrise, mid-morning and golden-hour visits to dodge crowds and heat.
How long
Five nights for Angkor plus Phnom Penh; ten adds a Mekong cruise or island finish.
Visas
E-visa on arrival for most nationalities; we arrange everything before you fly.

Angkor deserves more than a day trip from Bangkok.

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