Cambodia

Travelogues boards the lavish Aqua Mekong for a four-day expedition from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh, a luxury cruise on Tonle Sap.

Angkor Wat normally comes to mind when one thinks of Khmer architecture, but perhaps its truest modern form is found in Cambodia’s capital, where the Phnom Penh palace makes for early morning inspiration.

It wasn’t until recently that kayakers mapped the waterways of Si Phan Don – the “4,000 Islands” of the Mekong’s lower reaches. Kayaker John McMahon goes exploring.

There’s no denying that Angkor Wat is one of the wonders of the world, but if you want Khmer temples away from the maddening crowds, check out these Angkor Alternatives.

Less than a decade ago, there weren’t many buildings over five floors in Cambodia’s capital, but today rooftop bars in Phnom Penh are reaching for the sky.

Today’s luxury brands, be they boutique or big-name, know that Cambodia’s travel scene is on the rise, and that’s changing the way people think about the land of the Khmer.

In the Cardamom Mountains of Cambodia, brands are realizing that conservation and luxury go together. Duncan Forgan travels to the Botum Sakor National Park to learn more about how luxury camps are helping to save the Cardamoms.

With the history of Angkor Wat, culture wonders of Tonle Sap, and urban adventures of Phnom Penh, the luxury beaches and private islands are often ignored. That’s a mistake.

The first thing that comes to mind when one thinks of Siem Reap is not the food. But, as the city evolves as a travel destination, this ancient Khmer capital is taking on more travelers and more flavors.

Whether it’s villas from starchitect Bill Bensley or picking your own produce for a Khmer meal, these luxury hotels have what Siem Reap travelers crave.

With an eye to Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Luang Prabang in 2018, Rosewood opens its first Asia hotel of the year in Phnom Penh.

Luxury jungle tents in Laos, secluded beaches in Thailand, and skyscrapers in Cambodia – Rosewood is running into Southeast Asia at full speed.