Trees with aerial roots exposed above the water, islands of white sand dotted in the clear water, Irrawaddy dolphins and aquaculture ponds..

A true legend of refinement for 94 years, the Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor has just been named among the 100 most incredible hotels in the world by Fodor’s, an American travel authority for more than eight decades.

Welcome to Koh Toteung, a rare gem nestled within the Koh Sdach archipelago, off the coast of Kiri Sakor in Koh Kong Province. Far from the crowds of Angkor or the busy beaches of Sihanoukville, this peaceful island is preparing to open its arms to travelers—both Cambodians and foreigners—seeking authenticity.

The Cambodian Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts has forwarded alarming reports on the massive destruction inflicted on the sacred site of the Preah Vihear Temple—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—to the United Nations agency, the World Heritage Committee, member states of the International Coordinating Committee for Preah Vihear (ICC–Preah Vihear), and the international community at large.

Cambodia’s Siem Reap province, home to the world-renowned Angkor Archaeological Park, has once again captured global attention. The popular travel platform Tripadvisor has ranked Siem Reap 13th among the 25 Best Cultural Destinations in the World for 2026, celebrating the province’s timeless heritage and deep cultural significance.

In the silty waters of Cambodia’s Mekong River, a technological revolution is set to unfold in 2026: drones and automated cameras are poised to transform the monitoring of Irrawaddy dolphins—national treasures teetering on the brink of extinction.

At the heart of the Tonlé Sap—the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia—Kampong Khleang emerges as a model of exemplary ecotourism, where human resilience and natural splendor merge in perfect harmony.

Clinging to the banks of the Tonle Sap, the houses of Kampong Phluk seem to defy the laws of gravity. Perched on stilts, some rising nearly

With its current reversing once a year, the lake is a hydrological curiosity rarely seen elsewhere—a vast fishing basin, one of the largest in the world. It is also a place of life, as an entire population lives on the Tonlé Sap, often under precarious

For a long weekend, we decided to discover Koh Rong Sanloem, one of the last Cambodian islands in the Gulf of Thailand that we had not yet visited. We had heard many positive reports, particularly about the quality of its beaches, the purity of its waters, and the beauty of its landscapes.

Despite some rather unflattering publicity fuelled by certain foreign media, Sihanoukville is not quite the “devilish destination” it is...

It likely took a certain talent to turn a mundane, two-year-old tourist disagreement into a worldwide affair. Yet that is precisely the feat achieved by the couple behind The Country Collectors with their video titled “I Was Attacked at Angkor Wat — and Then It Got Even Worse.”

Announced on December 11, 2025, this recognition highlights a shift toward sustainable and immersive travel, where Khmer cultural heritage blends seamlessly with bold modernity.

The wild orchids of Sok Vichea represent a priceless Cambodian botanical treasure preserved by an expert dedicated to their study and conservation. Sok Vichea, a botanist and owner of a nursery in Siem Reap, has collected more than 200 species of wild plants, with a particular focus on tropical orchids threatened by agricultural deforestation.

The July 2025 Cambodia-Thailand border conflict marked a structural discontinuity in Cambodia's tourism economy, far beyond a cyclical downturn. Thai arrivals plummeted 90.9% in November, confirming the near-total loss of the country's largest land-dependent source market amid physical closures and confidence suppression.

With over twenty years of experience in tourism and gastronomy development, Arnaud Darc has been observing from Phnom Penh the evolution of a sector vital to the national economy. In his analysis of 2025, he makes a clear assessment: Cambodian tourism hasn’t undergone a collapse, but a brutal exposure of its structural fragilities.

Over the past few weeks, international news coverage has raised many questions from travelers, partners, and tourism professionals. One question comes up repeatedly: “Is Siem Reap a safe destination?”

As the holiday season approaches, Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort invites guests to indulge in a curated collection of refined festive dining experiences, thoughtfully paired with exceptional live entertainment.

Raffles Hotel Le Royal, the iconic luxury hotel in Cambodia’s capital, has appointed David Eldridge as its new Executive Chef, as the historic property continues to elevate its fine-dining programme.

Ten iconic hotels in Cambodia, from ultra-luxury to timeless excellence, have joined forces to launch Sacred Lotus Evening, a 3 h 30 immersive experience that redefines the standards of high-end tourism.

Created in 2005 and relatively unknown to the public, the Pearaing Biodiversity Conservatory, located just outside Siem Reap town centre...

Raffles in Cambodia will celebrate the holidays with a host of extraordinary dining experiences and memorable festivities at its two historic hotels that blend Raffles’ signature elegance with the warmth and timeless traditions of the season.

On the fringes of the Cardamom Mountains, nestled deep within preserved nature, the Cardamom Tented Camp now stands as a global emblem of responsible tourism. This pioneering eco-lodge was recently honored on the international stage, confirming that tourism can not only foster enjoyment and escape — but also become a powerful force for conservation and for local communities.

As the 20th Sommet de la Francophonie draws near — scheduled for November 2026 in Siem Reap, at the heart of the Angkor temples — Cambodia intends to refine its tourism strategy. The CCI France-Cambodge (Franco-Cambodian Chamber of Commerce and Industry), through its Siem Reap branch, is strongly committing alongside the Ministry of Tourism to promote the Kingdom’s assets to francophone investors and travelers.