Cambodia

This delicious, half-day experience in Siem Reap is held at an organic farm supported by an organisation promoting economic revival through the creation of small family enterprises in the agricultural sector. After being picked up from the hotel, we begin the class with a visit to a local fresh market, where you can experience the hustle and bustle of the morning rush. From here, transfer to the o..

This morning we travel through lush, verdant rice fields, past languidly grazing water buffalo and serene cows as we drive through the glorious Cambodian countryside en route to the first stop of the day: Kchas Village. This delightful, remote village is known for its famous offering of bamboo sticky rice so take the time to explore and learn more, before carrying on to Phum Konseng Leu. Here, we..

We leave the city behind and travel to Chansar, a local village, and firstly enjoy an ox-cart ride around the village before hearing from a local family about the process of broom-making. There’s a chance to have a go yourself before a guided walking tour to take in the experience and culture of this rural way of life – you can try out fishing and farming as the locals do, too. Proceeds from this..

A night of elegant sophistication awaits in this evening tour of Siem Reap’s most stylish cocktail bars. Enjoy an exhilarating ride by remork (Cambodia’s version of a tuk-tuk) en route to the Aviary Hotel, the first stop for the evening. This eco-friendly hotel is an oasis of urban cool and its on-trend décor has been inspired by Cambodia’s abundance of flora and fauna. Filled with locally commiss..

Enjoy an evening under the Big Top in downtown Siem Reap with an evening show at Phare, the Cambodian Circus, run by the Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) of the same name. This not-for-profit organisation supports the futures of Khmer youth with art and performance training, all of which are showcased here for a splendid evening’s entertainment. Phare is a lively show combining elements of high..

Wake up bright and early to see the sun rise over magnificent Angkor Wat. The world’s largest religious monument, this ancient and visually stunning three-tiered pyramid temple rises 65 metres from the ground and is crowned by five lotus flowers. Take in the ancient beauty of this spectacular temple and appreciate just what it is that makes this Cambodia’s most impressive monument. Return to your..

Cambodian food may not be as famous or as recognised as the cuisine of neighbouring countries of Vietnam and Thailand, but that isn’t to say it isn’t as delicious or packed with diverse flavours. If you’re wondering what to eat in Cambodia, there is something that caters to everyone, from flavoursome fish dishes to a variety of fruity and spicy vegetable dishes that will delight vegetarian taste b..