13 day group trip from £6699
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Spanning low-lying plains, the stunning Mekong Delta, towering mountains and the dazzling Gulf of Thailand coastline, Cambodia is a nation full of surprises.
At a glance
Culture and history lovers will marvel at the ancient ruins of Angkor Wat, a stone temple complex built during the Khmer Empire, whilst those looking to dive into a hubbub of activity will find a home in the bustling capital of Phnom Penh, host to a range of amazing features to lose yourself in exploring.
With a riverfront lined with parks, restaurants and bars, the glittering Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda just a step away, and the expansive art deco Central Market at its heart, never a dull moment is to be had in this vivacious country.
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Gay Group Trip: Mekong River Cruise
Group Trip Departs: • 17th October 2023
Follow the Mekong River and indulge in fascinating culture on a small luxury group trip through the gorgeous landscapes and ancient settlements of Vietnam and Cambodia. Coursing through Asia for over 3,000 miles, the Mekong River is one of the...
Gay Group Trip: Vietnam And Cambodia River Cruise
Group Trip Departs: • 21st September 2023
Join an all-gay charter and spend 13-days exploring the best of Cambodia and Vietnam. You’ll be sailing in style down the vast Mekong River on all all-suites, luxurious ship. The ship’s French colonial design compliments the style of the homes...
Gay Group Trip: Thailand And Cambodia
Group Trip Departs: • 1st July 2023 • 15th July 2023 • 30th December 2023 • 1st March 2024
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Cycling: Bangkok to Siem Reap Adventure
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Saddle up and cycle between Southeast Asia’s most ancient and modern of cities – Angkor and Bangkok. From the Thai capital, you’ll head out into the verdant countryside, past fruit orchards, mountains and beaches. After crossing the border into Cambodia,...
Indochina Heritage Road: Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia
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Gay Group Trip: Discover Southeast Asia
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Join a gay group trip and discover the cultural wonders of Vietnam, Cambodia and, if you opt for our optional add-on, Laos. This is a great way to discover Southeast Asia in style. You’ll be staying in top hotels and wining...
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Travel Information
If you’re looking for somewhere a little off the beaten track you should consider Cambodia. It ticks all the boxes, from culture to beaches, to adventure and luxury. We also have plenty of tips for gay travellers in Camnbodia. We can also set you up with an LGBT+ travel guide.
We have a wonderful itinerary that covers all the must-see highlights.
Although Cambodia is a very welcoming and stable country now, it has a dark past. In the 1970s the country was ruled by the Khmer Rouge regime. During that time over a million Cambodians were killed.
Their troubled past has shaped the way Cambodians act towards each other, and there is a real sense of gratefulness. In Phnom Penh, see the Royal Palace, the Genocide Museum and The Killing Fields. It is a very important part of their culture so it’s worth a visit.
After seeing the capital, Phnom Penh, head to Siem Reap, which is known as the capital for temples as it is home to the majestic Angkor Wat. The temple is so important that it even is part of the national flag.
Siem Reap is filled with many Hindu and Buddhist temples, each displayed their own uniqueness. Hop on a tuk-tuk and your driver will take you to the best ones.
Visit the capital City Phnom Penh and immerse yourself in the lively buzzing atmosphere. Then head to Siem Reap to see the incredible temples. We have some wonderful itineraries including the Highlights of Cambodia, which will take you to all the best spots.
If you are looking for the best holiday picture, then brave the early hours of the morning and head to Angkor Wat and watch the sunrise over the temple.
It is an amazing experience, one you will never forget. Another activity you can do is take a boat trip through the rice fields where you can see the rice farmer’s house on stilts, which are built so high up to stop them from flooding. The boat will cruise along the river and end in lake Tonle Sap.
It is not common knowledge that Cambodia has a couple of beautiful resorts which offer overwater bungalow accommodation including Song Saa Private Island. This wonderful resort not only offers luxury accommodation but also embraces the nature and wildlife which surrounds it.
Fly via Bangkok to both Siem Reap and Phnom Penh in Cambodia. Thai Airways offer the most flights to the country.
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