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Ancient temples, empty beaches, mighty rivers, remote forests ...and (outside Angkor) only a handful of tourists. But the word is out - Cambodia has emerged from decades of war and isolation and is well and truly back on the southeast Asian travel map.
Although many get no further than the ancient temple complex of Angkor Wat, there is a lot more that Cambodia has to offer. From the lazy beaches of Sihanoukville and Kep to the atmospheric Bokor Hill Station, there's a lot more to this charming country than meets the eye.
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There is much more to experience in Cambodia than Angkor Wat and Phnom Penh and the country offers beautiful beaches, large lakes, national parks and is home to some of the friendliest people in the world. For the adventurous spirit, this country is a gem, receiving few visitors outside of the main tourist hubs, and many adventure opportunities. Here is a sample of what we can organize for you but don’t forget that our sales team can put together your very own Cambodian Adventure!
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The majority of our trips are privately guided customized tours, that way you get to see what you want, when you want. Our guides speak English very well, are passionate about their country and cannot wait to show you the ins and outs for Cambodia. They know the best places to eat, the dos and don’ts of their culture, the turbulent history of this country and where to buy the best souvenirs. You’ll find them fun to be with, interesting and most importantly, trustworthy. Below you will find a few trips to tantalize your taste buds. As these are just samples contact us for ideas and inspiration for you own personally designed trip. We hope you enjoying exploring our tours of Cambodia as much as we did putting them together. We also look forward to putting a trip together just for you and your party. Enjoy!
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Our short breaks in Cambodia are a great way to explore this country if you have limited time or wish to extend your holiday. Whether you are just here for a few days, extending a longer holiday or living in Cambodia, these trips are perfect for you. They are all privately guided tours so can be easily amended to suit.
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Our day trips in Cambodia are a great way to get the most out of your time. Our guides all speak good English and are passionate about their country. They’ll give you an insight that a guide book cannot and take you to places that guide books do not mention. All our trips are based on a private guide to ensure a high level of service. Choose from some of the ones below, and if there is somewhere you’d like to visit that isn’t mentioned, let us know and we’ll happy put together a customized itinerary just for you.
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The name Cambodia is derived from the word Kambuja –meaning the sons of Kambu. According to legend Kambu, an ascetic, married a celestial nymph named Mera and founded the kingdom of Chenla. The neighboring Funan kingdom, the first Hindu State in Southeast Asia gained the kingdom of Chenla in the 6th century. This in effect was the precursor to the great Khmer Empire – the creators of the Angkor temple complex.
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Unforgettable Experiences
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Check out our carefully selected “must do’s” in Indochina. We promise you’ll never forget these and a visit to the region will not be the same without experiencing them.
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Treasures of Indochina
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Experience the three treasures of Indochina – Vietnam , Cambodia and Laos in 15 days. This trip offers the highlights of Indochina, traveling from north Vietnam to the south, then to Cambodia to discover the majestic Angkor complex and capital Phnom Penh.
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Angkor Wat Extension
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The Angkor temple complex is comprised of Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, Banteay Srei, and countless other structures built between the 9th and 13th centuries when the Khmer Empire was at its peak. .
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Cambodia Essentials
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This six day excursion into Cambodia invites you to explore the charms of the capital Phnom Penh and the magnificent ancient ruins of Angkor. Phnom Penh was a bustling commercial hub during French colonial times. Its rich historical past can be traced to the Khmer and French influence evident in the ornate Khmer-style temples and the grand colonial buildings and villas.
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