Top Cambodia Luxury Nature Trips & Packages 2025/2026

Cambodia's rich culture and complex history provide plenty of things to see and do with the renowned temples of Angkor being the country's top attraction. The mystical Ta Phrom is a highlight and best visited at dawn as the rising sun illuminates the jungle-covered temple ruins. Elsewhere, the floating villages on Lake Tonle Sap provide a glimpse into a highly traditional way of life, while the country’s capital, Phnom Penh, sheds light on the brutality of Cambodia's years under the Khmer Rouge. For a more uplifting experience, visit during the annual Water Festival that takes place on the city’s riverfront, with boat races, food stalls and fireworks creating a lively atmosphere.

Take in five of Indochina's UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Spend time with elephants outside of Luang Prabang. Try your hand at traditional farming in Hoi An. Kayak and bike surrounded by Lan Ha Bay's majestic scenery. Explore the majestic temples of Angkor with a scavenger hunt.

Explore the many temples around Siem Reap including the iconic Angkor Wat. Cruise out on to Southeast Asia's largest freshwater lake, the Tonle Sap. Venture into the hills surrounding Chiang Mai for a rural Thailand adventure. Navigate the huge bustling city of Bangkok where local street vendors and markets are contrasted by ultra modern shopping malls and spectacular sky bars. Enjoy a three day experience in the beautiful Khao Sok National Park.

The intricately carved Temples of Angkor are Cambodia’s main draw, but elsewhere in the country you’ll find vibrant minority villages and great swathes of wilderness. Our Southeast Asia specialists have visited Cambodia time and time again, meeting knowledgeable guides and seeking out comfortable beds in sublime locations. Aiming to take you beyond the obvious, our specialists can build a tailor-made itinerary to help you make the most of your Cambodia holiday. Gradually reclaimed by jungle over hundreds of years, Angkor’s temples still retain their mystery and we can point you toward some of the smaller, lesser-visited sites. French colonists have left behind a legacy of European-style villas and baroque-influenced gardens, best seen along the boulevards of Phnom Penh. To the northeast, the hills and forests shelter wild elephants and mighty waterfalls, as well as resilient minority peoples. To the south you can soak up the relaxed atmosphere of sleepy coastal towns and enjoy the local delicacy, crab.