A guide to Cambodia's top places, plus our lesser-known favouritesCovering an area smaller than Oklahoma, Cambodia is small, round, flat, and over 50% forested. That last part’s pretty significant: in Southeast Asia, only Borneo has more continuous rainforest, which makes Cambodia one of the best places in the world to explore the habitats of endangered species such as Asian elephants, Indochinese tigers, clouded leopards and Asiatic black bears.Cambodia doesn’t have massive, hectic cities like Bangkok or Hanoi– and we’re not saying that to be negative. In fact, for us, that’s the whole point. No big cities mean only a handful of highways, so roads trip can be adventures through forests and farmland, stopping off every now and then for a coconut from the roadside.Plan my trip Overview Trip ideas Experiences Places to visit Best time to visit Accommodation Image Image All Phnom Penh Banteay Chhmar Battambang Botum Sakor National Park Kampong Thom Kampot Kep Koh Kong Koh Krabey Koh Rong Koh Russey Kulen Promtep Wildlife Sanctuary Mondulkiri Kratie Phnom Tnout Wildlife Sanctuary Southern Cardamom National Park Siem Reap India South GoaEvery bit as beautiful as in the north, South Goa is all about slowing down and soaking up the surroundings, from beaches to fishing hamlets & tropical forest. Cambodia Southern Cardamom National ParkPart of one of Southeast Asia’s largest remaining wilderness areas, the densely forested Southern Cardamom Mountains are a refuge for Asian elephants, pileated gibbons, clouded leopards and countless species as yet unknown to science. India StokStok offers the unique opportunity to stay in a Tibetan palace, hosted by the monarch-in-exile of Ladakh. Thailand SukhothaiIt’s difficult to overstate the importance of Sukhothai in the history of Thailand. Abandoned for four centuries, today its 193 restored temples offer a glimpse into the civilisation that created the Thai alphabet, spread Theravada Buddhism, and gave birth to Thai culture. Taiwan Sun Moon LakeSun Moon Lake is one of Taiwan’s most popular outdoor destinations for visitors and locals alike, and it’s easy to see why. Miles of cycling paths, forested trails up to colourful temples and views out over the blue waters set against bright green hills, plus, plenty of food options in Ita Thao. South Korea SuwonHead to Suwon to take in the delights of a splendid, World Heritage-listed old fortress, and to delve into Korea’s rich folk traditions – and, for carnivorous sorts, there’s the chance to savour Korea’s best barbecued meat on the way around. Borneo Tabin Wildlife ReserveCovering an area twice the size of Singapore, come to Tabin for mud volcanoes, jungle trekking, an orangutan release centre, and the chance to spot over 300 types of exotic bird – from the bronzed drongo to the blue-crowned hanging parrot. Taiwan TaichungWhile it isn’t the most famous destination on the west, Taiwan’s second city is making a name for itself among art lovers and foodies. Home to bubble tea, Michelin starred gelato and Taiwan’s largest night market there's plenty of delicious ways to recharge after a day gallery and museum hopping. Taiwan TainanThe oldest city in Taiwan, Tainan is the perfect place to dig into the tumultuous history of this little island. Though once you’ve had your fill of narrow lanes, leafy fortresses and incense shrouded temples, you’ll have to make some room for the street food that Tainan is justly famous for. Taiwan TaipeiSitting on an ancient lakebed in the north of Taiwan, between towering mountains and narrow river valleys, Taipei, Taiwan’s capital, is one of Asia’s most prosperous, progressive and cosmopolitan cities – and yet it rarely ranks highly on travellers' bucket lists. We can’t think why. Taiwan TaitungThe smallest city in Taiwan, Taitung is an area to slow down and drink in the wild scenery of the island’s eastern coast.You'll find a different pace of life here, a world of hot springs and dramatic scenery far away from the skyscrapers and industry of the west coast. Japan TakayamaIt’s best-known for its picture-perfect preserved town centre and elaborate spring-and-autumn festivals, but if you ask us, Takayama’s real treasures are found in the surrounding alpine countryside. Load More Why book with InsideAsia? Travel’s friendliest expertsWe promise we’ll care about your trip as much as you do. 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Travel’s friendliest expertsWe promise we’ll care about your trip as much as you do. A dedicated travel consultant will listen, guide and create a trip that could only be yours.
Specialists make it effortlessFrom seamless logistics to unexpected discoveries, our deep destination specialism means travel that feels effortless and richer than you could plan for alone.
Rockstar service as standardWe guarantee that you'll have our support every step of the way. We never pass the buck or fail to take responsibility. We’ll be there whenever you need us.
Our Info-Packs are legendaryTransfers, tickets and check‑ins verified so your trip runs like clockwork. Plus, we create your totally tailored trip bible, so every detail is in your hand, at all times.