A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Explore the jungle temples of Siam Reap
13 days, from £2,255 to £3,600
From Phnom Penh to Angkor and the countryside to Battambang, a complete tour of Cambodia
11 days, from £2,415 to £3,125
Cambodia's interior and coast, temples and rice fields, monks and prahok (a typical Cambodian food)
13 days, from £2,815 to £3,570
Escape the winter and head to the sun, away from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok to ancient temples and Krabi beach
12 days, from £3,215 to £4,285
Wander the historic heart of enchanting Hoi An
15 days, from £3,365 to £5,365
City tour of Phnom Penh and its surroundings
15 days, from £3,390 to £5,410
The itinerary includes Halong Bay, Luang Prabang and Angkor, three wonderful UNESCO World Heritage Sites
15 days, from £3,540 to £4,730
Explore the temples of the Angkor complex with an expert guide
17 days, from £3,570 to £5,700
Whizz around the streets of Saigon in search of the best street eats on the back of vintage Vespas
14 days, from £3,600 to £5,745
Discover different ways to explore Cambodia
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
Practical guide
Yet to experience its major tourism boom compared to its South East Asian neighbours, Cambodia has retained its unspoilt scenery and authentic charm. A phoenix rising from the ashes of a turbulent past, Cambodia is very much a destination on the up; all the more reason to enjoy a luxury honeymoon here sooner rather than later.
Those in search of sun, sea, sand and some pretty spectacular hotels to boot should head to the coastal towns of Sihanoukville or Kep. While the pristine white sand beaches and beautifully clear ocean have always been there, it's taken a while for some really good hotels to catch up. The wait, however, is over with the Song Saa Resort very much living up to (high) expectations, among other great properties too. One of the best things about Cambodia's coastline, though, is that it is dotted with beautiful, uninhabited islands so you can sunbathe on a different beach every day. There are some fabulous spas in these areas too so the happy couple can unwind after the whirlwind of chaos that is a wedding; a certain amount of relaxation is the key to any luxury honeymoon.
Honeymooners looking for a spot (or a bucket-load) of culture will have their socks firmly blown off by Cambodia's Angkor complex. Best seen at sunrise when the view is nothing short of life-changing and the crowds haven't arrived yet, Angkor is a truly spectacular collection of centuries-old temples spread over roughly 250 square miles.
For a taste of modern Cambodian life, Phnom Penh is the place to be with its French colonial influences, buzzy rooftop bars and bustling local markets. It's also a great base from which to step into Cambodia's turbulent and bloody history with a tour of the Killing Fields and S-21, the prison where many were tortured and killed under the Pol Pot regime. Admittedly that's not necessarily the obvious thing to be doing on a Cambodia honeymoon, but it does provide important context to this fascinating destination.
So whether you simply want to spend your Cambodia honeymoon lounging on the beach, or if you want to intersperse the relaxation with some culture and history, Cambodia is a truly exceptional destination.
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