Cambodian circuits: itinerary ideas
Between ancient temples and Khmer smiles, a journey to the heart of authentic Asia

A few trip ideas in Cambodia
Here is a selection of itineraries tested by our local teams, customizable according to your preferences.

Cambodia for Small Budgets
From Khmer heritage to tropical beaches, 2 weeks of authenticity without compromising on essentials.

The Route of Delights
From Kep crabs to Kampot pepper, a flavorful journey through temples and traditions of Cambodia.

Heritage & Beach
From the Mekong to the temples of Angkor, then from the spices of Kampot to the beaches of Koh Rong.

Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam Combo
From Khmer temples to Laotian waterfalls, three weeks on the road of former French Indochina.

Angkor Discovery
In the footsteps of the Khmer Empire, among thousand-year-old temples and floating villages on the Tonlé Sap.

Freedom Circuit
Cambodia at your own pace, from the temples of Angkor to the floating villages of Tonlé Sap.
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Cambodia can be visited on a private circuit with an English-speaking driver-guide or in a small group of a maximum of 10 people. Classic itineraries combine the splendor of Angkor, the authenticity of rural villages and relaxation on the coast. A first trip of 2 weeks allows you to grasp the essentials: Angkor temples, immersion in living Khmer culture and discovery of the floating villages of Tonlé Sap. Circuits can be extended to Vietnam or Thailand for a more complete regional approach.
A sample itinerary in Cambodia
Sample 2-week balanced itinerary:
Temples of Angkor
Siem Reap as your base. Angkor Wat at sunrise, Bayon and its smiling faces, Ta Prohm embraced by the jungle. Wood carving workshops.
Living Khmer culture
Phnom Penh, vibrant capital. Royal Palace, Russian Market, artisan quarters. Encounters with rural communities, traditional cooking classes.
Floating villages
Tonlé Sap Lake and its stilt houses. Kampot and its pepper plantations. Relaxation on Kep's coastline, crab markets.
Which kind of trip should you choose in Cambodia?
Several options to match your travel preferences.
Private tour
Complete flexibility, dedicated English-speaking guide, personalized pace according to your wishes
Small group
Up to 10 people at Nomadays, friendly atmosphere, shared costs
Combined trip
Vietnam or Thailand extension for a comprehensive regional perspective
Thematic trip
Heritage tours, Khmer gastronomy, traditional crafts or ecotourism
How long should a trip to Cambodia last?
The duration depends on your interests and desired level of immersion.
Focus on Angkor temples and Phnom Penh. Perfect for a first approach with iconic sites and Khmer history.
Perfect balance between heritage, rural encounters and relaxation. Ample time to explore Angkor, floating villages, local crafts and the southern coast.
In-depth exploration including remote provinces, lesser-visited temples, and possible extension to neighboring countries.
What budget should you plan for a trip to Cambodia?
Indicative rates for 2 weeks, depending on comfort level. Refine your budget with our Cambodia simulator.
The price ranges below correspond to a 2-week tour.
Local guesthouses, shared transportation, English-speaking guides
3-4 star hotels, private vehicle, experienced English-speaking guide
Charming lodges, exclusive experiences, personalized services
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Can't find your ideal trip?
Each circuit can be tailored to your interests, budget and season. Our Cambodian experts create personalised itineraries based on your preferences: hidden temples, rural immersion or gastronomic discoveries.
Frequently asked questions
How long to spend in Cambodia?
2 weeks allows you to fully explore the country: Angkor temples (3-4 days), Khmer culture and Phnom Penh (4-5 days), floating villages and coast (5-6 days). 3 weeks offers greater depth.
The best time to visit Cambodia on a tour?
Dry season from November to March: pleasant temperatures, little rain. April-May very hot. Rainy season June-October: lush landscapes, fewer tourists, possible showers.
What budget should I plan for a family trip to Cambodia?
Count €1,600–2,200 per adult for 2 weeks as a family. Children enjoy jungle temples, elephant rides and floating villages. Child discounts vary by age.
