Monk in Siem Reap
Why not visit Cambodia and make a direct difference to the local economy? Stay at a local guesthouse, eat fresh foods and visit the projects first hand.
Whilst Parisians were busy building and musing over the Notre Dame, the Angkorian Temples were being built for a kingdom of more than one million people, when London had a population of just 30,000. With a wealth of turbulent history ultimately resulting in defeat, the temples were left to the wilds and forgotten until French explorer, Henri Mouhot, tumbled across them in the late 19th Century. Since then they have seen a steady increase of visitors (2,015,128 visitors in 2007 (www.mot.gov.kh)) who marvel at their sheer size, architectural feat, forgotten existence and religious significance.
Steeped in Khmer culture and tradition, home of the UNESCO registered Angkor Wat Archaeological site, warm seas, relaxing beaches and dark history, Cambodia offers a unique travel experience, all in one country. Although, typically, tourists head to see the incredible, awe inspiring Angkor Wat, there is much more to see and do. For more information visit www.angkorhotels.org
Aternatively, if your company is looking for an alternative destination for an incentive trip or training meeting or annual conference have a look at Angkor Venues.
