Roam the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat, one of many spectacular temple complexes scattered across Cambodia
Destination Highlights
Discover the floating and stilted fishermen’s villages of the Tonle Sap, from Kompong Chnnang to Siem Reap
Travel through dazzling stretches of rice paddies and lush Cambodian countryside
Soak in incredible natural beauty, from the rainforests of the Cardamom Mountains to the white-sands of the exotic coastal islands
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight to Cambodia?
Flights to Cambodia take at least 14 hours. There are currently no direct flight options from the UK to Cambodia; however, Thai Airways, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines and British Airways offer indirect flights from UK airports to either Siem Reap or Phnom Penh international airports all year round.
How much is the entrance fee to Angkor Wat?
A single day ticket to Angkor Wat costs $37 (£28) and a three-day pass costs $62 (£48). You can also buy a pass for £55 that will allow you entry into the temple complex for up to seven days.
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Expert Tips

“Visit Cambodia during the “Green Season.” There are two seasons in Cambodia – the “dry” season from November to April and the “rainy” season from May to October. People tend to associate the rainy season with monsoon, but this isn’t the case. Cambodia’s rainy season experiences brief, sometimes violent, tropical rains but these last an average of 20 mins to a few hours, and occur only once or twice a day. This time of year in Cambodia brings many other advantages, such as beautiful scenery (contrasts between the red dirt roads and green vegetation and endless views of green-velvet rice fields), fewer tourists and lower hotel rates etc.”

“Stay an extra day (or five)! Many of our travellers frequently comment that they regret not spending more time in Cambodia. The truth is that it is the people, the atmosphere and the relaxed tempo of daily life that grips you. The smiles, the time people take to interact with you and the genuine generosity and curiosity they show is the essence of Cambodia. Things go a bit slower than in Cambodia’s big neighbours on either side, but it creates a more pleasant atmosphere for travelling.”

“Siem Reap was my favourite stop of my recent trip to Cambodia. The temples of the Angkor complex are truly fascinating, and Pub Street is a great place to relax after a long day of sightseeing.”
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