Cambodian culture and tradition have had a rich varied history dating back many centuries. Over the years, the people of Cambodia developed a set of unique tradition from the syncretism of indigenous Buddhism and Hinduism.

Cambodians have been raised to respect their culture and are very traditional in their way of life. Tourists will see the well mannered Cambodian expressing a friendly “Chumreap Suor” when they meet one.

Cambodia is a land of natural and man-made wonders, exotic destinations and friendly people. Experience cambodia the adventure-cambodia way. Explore lost cities and temples hidden in the jungles – discover village smiles and remote hill tribes – amaze in the spectacular landscapes and natural wonders of the mekong river – relax on an island in the mekong or on board a fishing boat at sea – see up close freshwater dolphins, flooded forests, waterfalls, traditional village life – adventure kayaking, cycling, trekking, fishing, diving, dirt biking, boat trips – unique tours, destinations, sights and experiences.

Discover Cambodia. Together with Laos and Vietnam, Cambodia used to be part of Indochina. Cambodia, with its surface of 180.000 km2, is the smallest of these three countries. It is a beautiful and impressive country because of the numerous rainforests, national parks, beautiful beaches, rivers, lakes and its rich cultural history. The mystic temples of Angkor Wat are considered to be the world’s most extensive religious structure. Choeung Ek, one of the hundreds of killing fields from the Red Khmer era, is another touching remnant of Cambodia’s history. Choeung Ek is the name of the military division of the Communist Party, which ruled the country between 1975 and 1979. Cambodia’s people welcome tourists with open arms, and there is no doubt you will be dazzled by both nature and culture. Cambodians generally speak Khmer, which is similar to Chinese, but these days many people also speak quite a bit of English. Particularly in the capital of Phnom Penh, where you can visit Cambodia’s National Museum, various temples, mosques,  markets and other museums. If you need to escape the cities’ hectic daily life, you can travel to one of the stunning beaches in Sihanoukville or Koh Rong. These are the perfect getaways for total relaxation, as they haven’t yet been discovered by mass tourism. Cambodia is a marvelous country, waiting for you to explore!