Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, cruise over the shimmering surface of Tonlé Sap Lake to see floating villages and observe the surroundings for rare wildlife; and watch agricultural traditions of harvesting, rice planting and cricket catching.

Visit Phnom Bakheng, a 9th-century temple dedicated to Shiva and built during the reign of King Yasovarman. Perched atop a hill, this historic Hindu and Buddhist site offers panoramic views of Angkor Wat.

Learn how New Hope Cambodia supports children and families through education, health care, and community programs in Siem Reap. During your visit, gain insight into the organisation's work and contribute to its mission by taking part in an English language exchange with local students.

Explore Angkor Archaeological Park, one of Southeast Asia’s most significant archaeological sites and the former capital of the Khmer Empire. On a guided tour, visit Angkor Wat, the world’s largest religious monument, explore the ancient walled city of Angkor Thom, admire the carved stone faces of the Bayon Temple, and walk through the jungle-covered ruins of Ta Prohm.

Learn how this Australian NGO supports Cambodian communities through sustainable development programs focused on education, human rights, and juvenile justice. During your visit, gain insight into the organisation's work and take part in a hands-on bicycle repair project, helping prepare donated bikes for individuals and families in need. This meaningful activity offers an opportunity to support the local community while learning about the challenges and opportunities it faces.

More than just a circus, Phare combines theatre, music, dance, and contemporary circus arts to bring uniquely Cambodian stories to life. Through performances inspired by history, folklore, and modern life, talented young artists captivate audiences with their creativity, energy, and skill. Phare also provides opportunities for Cambodian students to develop their talents, earn a fair wage, and build a brighter future through the arts.

Support ongoing community projects and initiatives with Marist Solidarity Cambodia. Activities may vary based on current community needs and priorities.

Settle in for an overnight stay in a traditional stilted share-house and gain insight into daily life and local culture.

Travel to Phnom Penh with a stop in Skun Village, often called "Spiderville" for its famous insect market. Browse stalls selling fried tarantulas and other local specialties while learning about this unique culinary tradition.

Learn how Marist Solidarity Cambodia supports children and young people with disabilities through education, advocacy, and community programs. Discover initiatives such as the LaValla Project and contribute to the learning experience by taking part in an English language or educational games activity.

Learn how Tiny Toones uses breakdancing, hip-hop, and the arts to engage, inspire, and educate young people from underserved communities in Cambodia. By providing a safe and supportive environment, the organisation helps youth build confidence, develop creative skills, and pursue educational and career opportunities. Enjoy a lively performance by the students, then take part in a fun, hands-on dance lesson.

Explore Phnom Penh on a guided sightseeing tour through Cambodia’s historic capital. Visit the Royal Palace, where students learn about Cambodia’s monarchy and tour the Throne Hall. At the Silver Pagoda, discover Buddhist traditions and sacred artifacts. At the National Museum of Cambodia, explore Khmer art and architecture while learning how cultural heritage is preserved today.

Visit the Choeung Ek Genocidal Center, known as the Killing Fields, on the outskirts of Phnom Penh. This site offers a powerful look at the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge regime through a guided audio tour that provides historical context and personal accounts.

Formerly Tuol Svay Prey High School, this site was transformed into a prison and interrogation centre by the Khmer Rouge regime in 1975. Today, the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum preserves the buildings and shares the stories of the thousands of people who were imprisoned there through photographs, personal accounts, and historical exhibits, offering important insight into one of Cambodia’s darkest chapters.

Learn how Khmer Community Development works to improve the lives of Cambodian communities through education, health initiatives, and sustainable development programs. Discover the organization's efforts to promote children's and women's rights, strengthen understanding of human rights and democracy, and support peaceful, inclusive communities.

Explore a maze of stalls selling silk, handicrafts, antiques, souvenirs, and local food. With so much to discover, it's the perfect place to practice your bargaining skills and hunt for unique finds.