Angkor Wat, the symbol of Cambodia's rich history is one of the world's most iconic landmarks. This majestic temple complex, located in Siem Reap, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest religious monument on Earth. As you walk around you'll be transported back in time to an era of kings, gods, and ancient wonders. 

APOPO, a non-profit organization based in Siem Reap, specializes in training African giant pouched rats to detect landmines. APOPO's HeroRATs are trained to help clear landmines from past conflicts Here you can learn about what the rats do for the community and event a little cuddle.

Picture yourself lounging in colorful bean bags, sipping on a refreshing smoothie, and swapping travel stories with other adventurers from across the world. Whether you're fueling up for a day of temple hopping or winding down after exploring Angkor Wat, Footprint Café is the perfect place to refuse and recharge.

Backpacking for me is about getting to know a country, learning about its history and getting to know new people. But after doing all of that I love to go out and do a little dance. Siem Reap is a perfect way for clubbing! Just grab a Soju at 7/11 and dance the night away, 

The Bamboo Train is a unique way to see the countryside. This improvised train is made of a bamboo platform mounted on wheels, with a small engine. The train is used by locals for commuting and transporting goods. Visitors can hop on board and drive through Battambang, passing by rice paddies, villages, and scenic countryside.

Lakhon Cave, also known as Lakhaon Cave, is a limestone formation, which creates an interesting underground landscape. You can explore the caves full of stalactites and stalagmites while looking at the beautiful rock formations. Lakhon Cave holds cultural significance as it served as a refuge for locals during times of conflict.

Officially known as Phnom Sampov, this cave is home to millions of bats that come out of hiding at dusk, creating a breathtaking spectacle as they fly out into the evening sky in search of food. You can witness this incredible phenomenon by gathering near the entrance of the cave around sunset. The sight of thousands of bats flying out is a mesmerizing experience!

The Killing Fields in Cambodia, located near Phnom Penh, serve as a stark reminder of the atrocities committed during the Khmer Rouge regime in the late 1970s. This site, officially known as Choeung Ek Genocidal Center, was one of many locations where the Khmer Rouge executed and buried victims during their brutal rule. Today, visitors can explore the grounds, which include mass graves, a memorial stupa housing the remains of victims, and exhibits detailing the history of the Khmer Rouge regime and its devastating impact on Cambodia.  A visit to the Killing Fields is a deeply moving experience about the horrors of genocide and the resilience of the Cambodian people.

Phom Phen has so many high buildings so it's a great idea to watch the skyline from above. Grab a cocktail at one of the many rooftop bars and watch the sun go down after a long day of exploring.

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Because we're experienced, reliable, and focused on results, we've had the privilege of working with a host of fantastic clients.

I’m an expert in my field but I wouldn’t be where I am without those who've helped me along the way. That’s why I love connecting with like-minded people and using my passion and skills to make a difference.