Bursting with temples, UNESCO World Heritage sites and silky beaches, Cambodia has overcome its recent tragic past to become one of Southeast Asia’s best travel destinations.
In the captivating capital Phnom Penh, broad tree lined boulevards and ramshackle French-colonial architecture provide an attractive backdrop to the colourful markets, riverfront and roadside vendors.
For many, a highlight of any visit to Cambodia is the vast temple complex of Angkor, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Superbly preserved and visually entrancing, the vast centrepiece Angkor Wat was built to replicate the heavens on earth. Gateway to the temples is the former backwater town of Siem Reap, now a lively city with sophisticated restaurants, bars and shops.
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Cambodia enjoys a tropical climate and has constantly high temperatures all year round, with the least rainfall between November and April. The monsoon season is from May to October, however as the rain usually consists of short, heavy downpours, it is still possible to visit during this period. Humidity is lowest in November and December.
A visa may be required. Please ask for details.
Phnom Penh is approximately 13.5 hours from the UK (via Bangkok).
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