The plateau where Sen Monorom is located is about 3000 feet above sea level, making it a cool region for Cambodia. The climate plays a particularly important role and you'll need to consider it in your travel plans. The rainy season makes access to the town complicated because of landslides. As for winter, don't forget your fleece, because it gets cold at night!

Refreshing Sen Monorom, perched on its plateau...

Sil Island is called that because of the numerous silk weavers who perpetuate their skills. You can spend a day here , cycling around and discovering the real, authentic Cambodia.

Silk Island - a haven of peace in the middle of Phnom Penh

Follow the guide to discover the secrets of Angkor! The temples don't stop with Angkor Wat. If you take the time to travel just a little further you will encounter some real architectural jewels.

A tour of the hidden temples of Angkor

If you like nature, don't miss the Botum Sakor national park, situated in the Cardamom mountains in the south-west of Cambodia. It's a haven of peace that is still protected from deforestation, where you can admire the diverse flora and fauna of the country. 

The Botum Sakor park: a paradise to explore

A truly iconic place to visit when in Cambodia, Angkor Wat is the most famous temple of the vast ancient city of Angkor. It represents the earthly city of the gods, and its finely detailed architecture enables you to delve into the very heart of Buddhist history.

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 Tonlé Sap is South East Asia's largest lake  and a real lifeblood for local Cambodians. as it provides food for almost the entire population in the surrounding area. 

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Beng Melea is a Cambodian temple which is part of the enormous empire of temples at Angkor, and not far from Siam Reap. It's one of the wildest temples and one of the most isolated from the usual tourist circuit...magnificent!

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 The only floating village really worth seeing near Siem Reap, offering a genuine experience of local life and providing a chance to spend a fantastic day on and around the water.

Kampong Kleang

This truly authentic little village is between Battambang and Phnom Penh. Few tourists, few people who speak English but loads of charm.

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Pursat is definitely one of my best souvenirs of Cambodia. There are few tourists in the town, which means you can have a more meaningful relationship with the locals. I didn't visit anything extraordinary or particularly special at Pursat, but I spent a lot of time smiling at children and trying to make the adults understand me through signs and gestures. The best way to meet the locals is to walk along the river bank. Stop on the islet of Koh Sampov Meas. It's a park where the locals go to walk with their children. I also asked how to find the railway, to have an unforgettable trip on the famous bamboo train, along the old railway line which was built by the French. Even there when I got on those bits of wood driven by a greasy old motor it was with the locals and without the tourists! Finally, around Pursat you should visit the floating village of Kampong Luong. I never tire of visiting these different floating villages which are so lively and picturesque.

This truly authentic little village is between Battambang and Phnom Penh. Few tourists, few people who speak English but loads of charm.

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Why not take your family to explore Cambodia’s sunny climate and ancient, fascinating history on one of our&nbsp;<a data-destination-id="88" data-internal-link="destination" href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/cambodia/" data-mce-href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/cambodia/">tailor-made Cambodia tours</a>?&nbsp;The&nbsp;warm, welcoming and family-orientated culture here means that you and your children will be made to feel at home even while living your wildest dreams, and with&nbsp;so many fascinating sites on offer,&nbsp;<a data-mce-href="https://www.evaneos.net/where-to-go/family-vacations/" href="https://www.evaneos.net/where-to-go/family-vacations/" target="_blank">families</a>&nbsp;are bound&nbsp;to fall in love with Cambodia, no matter their age.&nbsp;Explore everything from the most famous temples of Angkor Wat to the hidden markets and floating fishing villages that lie deep in the countryside. One thing is certain, on a family trip to Cambodia, neither you nor your kids will ever be bored.<h3>Best things&nbsp;to see and do in&nbsp;Cambodia with kids</h3>Cambodia’s overgrown temples make the perfect stomping ground for family travelers and provide the perfect mixture between fascinating history for the adults, (that may even keep the kids entertained for a bit too) and fun environment for kids to play in. While the UNESCO-listed site of&nbsp;<a data-place-id="16916" data-internal-link="place" href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/cambodia/holidays/places/16916-16916/" data-mce-href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/cambodia/holidays/places/16916-16916/">Angkor Wat</a>&nbsp;is the most popular choice, Cambodia has so many temples and interesting archaeological sites that you can choose to head away from the crowds without compromising on any of the fun. Beng Mealea is just one example of another temple site that families are sure to love exploring and you will feel like true adventurers as you clamber over the twisted tree roots that cover the remains of this site that once hosted an ancient civilization. If you want to admire the local countryside in&nbsp;<a data-place-id="16913" data-internal-link="place" href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/cambodia/holidays/places/16913-16913/" data-mce-href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/cambodia/holidays/places/16913-16913/">Siem Reap</a>, why not hire quad bikes and head off on a thrilling adventure? For younger children, don’t worry, an ox cart ride&nbsp;is a perfect alternative and allows you to experience a fun glimpse of local life here. A local market is another unmissable visit where you and your family will be able to buy souvenirs and taste delicious local food. For an even longer lasting souvenir, you can take a family cooking class to learn how to create all your favorite Cambodian dishes even after you return home.Animal-loving families should visit the Phnom Tamao Wildlife Park to see the native sun bears and you can even help to prepare their food and help to make toys for the bears here. If you're looking for a more authentic, local experience with your children, why not sit down and drink&nbsp;tea with a welcoming local family, who can tell you all about their life in Cambodia and share some fascinating stories? You’ll also love visiting one of Cambodia’s colorful, bustling markets, where the sights and smells (not to mention the food) are sure to sweep you all off your feet!&nbsp;For families wanting to relax, Cambodia’s strings of islands provide the perfect location. Take a boat ride&nbsp;off the shore of&nbsp;<a data-place-id="597" data-internal-link="place" href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/cambodia/holidays/places/597-597/" data-mce-href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/cambodia/holidays/places/597-597/">Sihanoukville</a>&nbsp;and land on any of the beautiful islands, each with its own appeal. If you can’t decide, you can go on an island-hopping trip and visit as many as you like.&nbsp; <h3>Best time to visit&nbsp;Cambodia as a family</h3>Cambodia’s weather is very varied but is generally split into a wet season and a dry season, with the dry season falling between November and April. This is the time when Cambodia is most visited and so, in some popular places, can seem a little crowded. If you’re keen to enjoy dry, hot weather with no chances of rain then travelling during this period is the choice for you, however, it is advisable to book accommodations a little in advance since they can fill up. Contrary to its name, rainy season is not filled with constant downpour, but rather sees rainfall for around an hour every day, and usually in the afternoon or evening. This brief daily shower rarely puts off plans but can be quite dramatic and sudden. For the other hours of the day, bright sunshine is accompanied with green scenery as plant life and trees flourish during this season and it is generally considered to be the time when the country is at its most scenic. April and May are very hot and humid, and may be overwhelming for younger visitors who could find dramatic storms frightening, however this can be the perfect time to visit with older children and teenagers since they will be able to enjoy the hot summer mornings and then relax in the shade of a palm tree and have an afternoon siesta during the hot midday hours. You will have to make the decision of&nbsp;<a data-document-id="1946" data-internal-link="article" href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/cambodia/holidays/when-to-go/" data-mce-href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/cambodia/holidays/when-to-go/">when to travel&nbsp;</a>based on what you and your family’s needs and what you want to get out of your trip. <h3>Family&nbsp;vacation tips for traveling to&nbsp;Cambodia</h3>With a little research and knowledge you can ensure that you are as prepared as possible for your family trip to Cambodia, here a few tips and tricks to ensure that everything runs smoothly on your vacation. <ul><li style="font-weight: 400;" data-mce-style="font-weight: 400;">Most Southeast Asian countries operate around a very family orientated culture and so you and your kids will feel incredibly welcome here. You may find that children get a lot of attention, with locals stroking their hair (especially if its blonde or curly) and are generally treated like little celebrities. Locals may also ask to hold babies and very young children, which is a completely normal request here. If this makes you uncomfortable you can simply politely decline.</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" data-mce-style="font-weight: 400;">Nothing spoils a holiday quite like a stomach bug and whilst Southeast Asia may have a reputation for this kind of thing, it is completely avoidable and a few good practices may save you trouble later on. Avoid drinking tap water and always ask for drinks without ice in restaurants.</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" data-mce-style="font-weight: 400;">Food wise, if your children aren’t mad about spice, remember to specify that you would like your food without it, since spicy food is the norm here. There are plenty of delicious alternatives but it’s worth mentioning when you order your food to avoid having to reorder something else.</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" data-mce-style="font-weight: 400;">Check in with your GP before leaving to see what vaccinations and medications you will need before and during your trip.</li></ul>

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