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How to Visit Koh Ker: Cambodia's Forgotten Pyramid City
Everyone tells you to visit Angkor Wat when you come to Cambodia. Don't get me wrong—watching the sunrise behind those iconic towers is a travel rite of passage. But fighting through a sea of selfie sticks at 5:00 AM can make an ancient wonder feel like an amusement park. That is exactly why I left Siem Reap behind to head deep into the northern wilderness. I was searching for Koh Ker: a forgotten capital swallowed by jungle, home to an incredible, root-strangled temple and a
Around Cambodia Travel
Jun 24 min read


How to Plan a 1-Month Southeast Asia Budget Trip to Cambodia, Vietnam, & Laos
Planning a 1-month trip to Southeast Asia but want to skip Thailand? You can dive straight into deep history and jaw-dropping landscapes across Cambodia, Vietnam, and Laos without the heavy crowds. From temple hopping in Angkor Wat to cruising Ha Long Bay, this ultimate budget guide breaks down how to smart-time the weather, avoid expensive flights with the perfect overland route, and stretch your dollars further. Read on to master your 30-day Indochina adventure!
Around Cambodia Travel
May 313 min read


The Perfect 5-Day Hanoi Itinerary: City Tour & Luxury Ha Long Bay Cruise
Planning a 5-day trip to Northern Vietnam? Discover the perfect balance of culture and comfort with this ultimate itinerary. Spend 2 vibrant days exploring Hanoi’s historic Old Quarter, iconic Temple of Literature, and legendary egg coffee scene using local tips to navigate the streets easily. Then, escape the crowds for a 2-night luxury cruise through the majestic limestone karsts of Ha Long Bay. From street food to private balconies on the water, here is how to maximize you
Around Cambodia Travel
May 303 min read


The Perfect Ho Chi Minh City Itinerary for First-Time Visitors
Every morning I brew buttery Vietnamese coffee and perch myself at my window to observe the hectic alleyway below. Motorbikes careen down the road, buzzing and honking, while street vendors cook up fragrant noodle soups. Saigon is massive, chaotic, and noisy. While most of the city is still made up of modest homes and hole-in-the-wall restaurants, the downtown is now peppered with glitzy malls and skyscrapers. It’s clear that Saigon is changing fast."
> — *Adapted from Trave
Around Cambodia Travel
May 213 min read
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