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Destination
Cambodia
From Angkor’s temples to the banks of the Tonle Sap, uncover a vibrant, rural, and welcoming country.
1 combined trip
The country with Aventure de Vie
Cambodia beyond the temples
Angkor is a major highlight, but Cambodia is more than its temples. Tonlé Sap, the Mekong, Phnom Penh, and the countryside reveal a country where water, agriculture, and traditional skills play a central role.
Aventure de Vie builds in time to explore sites early or late in the day, visit villages, and meet local artisans. The goal is to connect Khmer heritage to Cambodia today.
- Best seasons
- November to February; green season from May to October
- Climate
- Tropical, hot, alternating dry season and monsoon
- Regions
- Siem Reap, Tonlé Sap, Phnom Penh, Kampot, and the Mekong
- Experiences
- Khmer heritage, rural life, rivers, and crafts
On site
What to do in Cambodia?
01
Explore Angkor at a relaxed pace
Choose times and temples to better appreciate the architecture and avoid the busiest moments.
02
Cruise the Tonlé Sap
Discover the lives of the communities settled along the lake and how water levels change.
03
Meet the artisans
Discover weaving, woodworking, or other crafts in small-scale workshops.
04
Venture through the countryside
Walk or cycle between rice fields, stilt houses, and small markets.
Travel in Cambodia
Our trip
From Saigon to the Kingdom of Angkor
From the Mekong Delta to the temples of Angkor, an intimate journey through Southern Vietnam and Cambodia.
- Duration19 days · 18 nights
- Group2 to 6 travelers
- From, per person2 840 €
When to go
Best times to visit
From November to February, the air is generally drier and the temperatures are more pleasant. March and April are hotter. From May to October, rains are more frequent, the countryside turns green, and the Tonlé Sap gradually changes level.
Before you go
Good to know
The heat and humidity require a suitable pace. Travel combines road and boat depending on the region. Clothing that covers shoulders and knees is useful for temples and sacred sites.
Your plans