Most people tend to focus their Cambodia itinerary on Siem Reap and Phnom Penh, perhaps with a jaunt along the coast thrown in. Between the temples of Angkor and the bright lights of the capital, there’s a whole country waiting to be explored.
Cambodia
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Guides
5 of the best small towns in Cambodia and why they’re worth your time
by Emily Lushby Emily Lush -
If you want to see the face of overtourism, take a plane to Phnom Penh and catch a bumpy five-hour bus to Sihanoukville – a once-sleepy town on a little peninsula in the Gulf of Thailand. Sihanoukville is the jewel of Cambodia’s tourism industry. Or at least it used to be.
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It can be tempting to sleep in when you’re on holiday. But there are definitely experiences that require a pre-sunrise alarm and some cold water splashed on your face, and they’re totally worth it.
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Having people to share the experience with – not to mention the added perk of being able to try 11 other people’s food! – enhances the experience even more.
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When Caroline first booked her 18 to 29s Adventure across Cambodia, she wasn’t sure what she has in store. As it turns out, she absolutely loved it.
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GuidesResponsible Travel
25+ trips that visit projects supported by The Intrepid Foundation
by Liv Bohnby Liv BohnThe Intrepid Foundation supports more than 50 local, grassroots projects from around the world, here’s how you can visit some of them.