We are pleased to inform you that the alcohol ban at the Angkor Archeological Park that was due to be enforced from 1 January 2020, has now been revised by the Apsara Authority.

We drive out to Tonle Sap Lake through the attractive countryside surrounding Siem Reap province, following red earth roads which wind through endless rice fields and Cambodia’s ubiquitous sugar palms.

Join us as we soar above Kep and Kampot to give a bird’s eye view of these stunning coastal cities (that are more like sleepy villages) in Southern Cambodia.

TlaiTno Association is a small non-profit set up with international and local support. Their vision is to enable Khmer artists to perform high quality traditional Cambodian music and dance as a career and in good working conditions.

A truly unique performance from all female group Medha, displaying several forms of art; including music, chanting and dance - a first for Cambodia!

The latest addition to Siem Reaps’ nightlife is Cambodia’s first Bar Cycle - a unique and fun way to experience the town! The concept is a rolling bar seating 12 passengers.

Siem Reaps traditional storytelling experience promotes Khmer culture through old traditional Khmer tales and stories told in an intimate theatre.

Cardamom Tented Camp in Botum Sakor National Park is one of the most impressive tented camps in Cambodia, located roughly halfway between Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville.

Phnom Penh, the largest city and the capital of Cambodia is experiencing a frenetic development that often overshadows that fascinating culture existing in the city.

APOPO is a special NGO who work with African Giant Pouched Rats (also known as Hero Rats) to detect landmines and tuberculosis using their extraordinary sense of smell.

Khmer cuisine is one of the true pleasures of any visit to Cambodia, with the food scene enjoying a real renaissance in recent years.