Amongst highly regarded destinations listed amongst off-the-beaten track towards eastern Asia, Cambodia has made its mark in world history from the times of the cold war era. Slowly rising from its ashes of civil conflict and expansive poverty, this country provides solitude amongst its numerous temples and rivers as well as wetland forests- to those arriving via cheap flights to Cambodia the temptation is loud and clear. The BotumSakor National Park is lined with forest clearings to allow safari trips through its centre, while inhabiting indigenous species of animals. Specializing in huge fauna, one can opt to visit the Angkor archaeological park, or the mangrove forests of Koh Kong. The Angkor Archaeological Park even has ruins from the rule of the Khmer Rouge, while Bokor National Park has the ruins dating back from French settlement. Educational tours regarding the local fauna habitats can also be conducted at the Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity, which specializes in retaining aviaries for birds. A separate organization has established the Elephant Valley Project, protecting a habitat of a herd of elephants which includes forest vegetation and local bodies of water. Those booking cheap flights to Cambodia to get rid of the daily grind of an office life, if only temporarily, may want to consider countryside trekking: the Cardamom Mountains have special trails to give a good view of the landscape, while thrill seekers can even vouch for spelunking the Battambang Bat Caves, known for the largest infestation of bats. With its southern borders touching the Gulf of Thailand, Cambodia has multiple scenic islands of its own. May it be Kep’s Rabbit Island, KohRongSamloeum or Greater KohLong, there are tourist sanctuaries present amidst lodges and bungalows near the coasts and beaches. Tonle Sap Lake, Preah Khan Spot and Kratie river dolphin spot by the Mekong River are other scenic places for recreational purposes. The beaches of KohTrong and Otres further provide opportunities for spending time outdoors amidst resorts and bars. The origins of heritage in Cambodia relate to Hinduism, with the Angkor Wat Temple, BanteaySrei Temple and the PreahVihear Temple being the oldest buildings which still operate as religious places of worship. Buddhist statues are present at the Wat Phnom Temple, while the Silver Pagoda consists of grand stupas and prayer halls for worship. Then there are temples which exist from abandoned settlements, and even though are present today in the form of ruins, they haven’t fully lost the charm from their former glory reigning over hundreds and even thousands of years. The blackened structure of Bayon Temple, the weathered state of Ta Prohm, the ruins of BengMealea, the towers of Pre Rup or the Stupa of Koh Ker follow trails of history left abandoned deep in the heart of wilderness and vegetation only to be revived by tourists going the off-beaten path with the explosion of incentives such as cheap flights to Cambodia typically hand out. The political history of the country is marked with a phase of cruelty and bloodshed; therefore official institutions are established to commemorate the public sacrifice of those who lost their lives in the national cause. The TuolSleng Genocide Museum and the ChoeungEk Killing Fields serve the same purpose. The sites of each incident complete with the buildings and the details are preserved and represented with markings and signboards. Another major institution dedicated to the cause is the Cambodia landmine museum, not only providing awareness of how devastating they have been to cause civilian deaths throughout the war, but also their contribution in landmine-detonation incidents plaguing many landmine fields towards the countryside to date. Public generated efforts include Daughters of Cambodia Visitor Centre, which generates women empowerment while sheltering a commercial space for sale of locally produced handicrafts and traditional outfits as souvenirs for tourists. The Backstreet Academy is a similar project for generating skills related to artwork and craftsmanship. The largest museum purely dedicated to Cambodian arts is the Angkor Artwork Stocker, which contains galleries in the form of a giant studio to showcase visual as well as sculptural art representing the heritage of the country. 

Cambodia has two destinations which are covered by the international commercial aviation network. The capital city of Phnom Penh is centred towards southern Cambodia, and serves more than 500 international trips from its Pochentong airport on a weekly basis. Siem Reap airport has greater airline traffic while being located in the north, with about 650 landings from foreign destinations every week. All other airports are domestic and connect to these two major airport hubs of the country. 

Regional airlines hold tough competition for offering cheap flights to Cambodia; Korean Air, China Eastern Airlines, Malaysia airlines, Thai Airways, Singapore Airlines and Air China are all offering competitive airfares to choose from. Qatar Airways, Vietnam Airlines, Eva Air and British Airways also facilitate indirect cheap flights to Cambodia while collaborating with other airlines.

All airlines are operating indirectly between Cambodia and UK. There are no direct routes.

The time it takes for cheap flights to reach Cambodiafrom London may vary from 15.5 to 17 hours depending on the itinerary and airline chosen. Delay caused on a stopover would be additional to the calculated time. Budget trips may even have two stopovers instead of the usual single stopover for cheap flights to Cambodia. 

Bicycle, motorcycle and car hire are the main backbone driving road transport across the country. With recently developed main highway routes, there are few private coach and minibus companies connecting the capital city of Phnom Penh with the rest of the country. Train operations have gone redundant for passenger based services. With many rivers plying through central Cambodia, there are outboard riverboats, ferries as well as catamarans serving as river taxis between the main piers of Siem Reap, Phnom Penh and Battambang. Central urban tours in dense neighbourhoods and commercial areas are recommended aboard cyclos, which are manually drawn cycle carriages willing to stop anywhere for shopping and sightseeing. Towards the rural areas, there are multiple varied forms of motos, with the motorcycle taxis varying from platforms to small carriages, while traditional horse carts and ox carts are also recommended as an inexpensivehitchhiking experience, even though it’s a slower alternative. 

The locations and placement of hotels and accommodations is the biggest strength in Cambodia. Most of the common deluxe hotels, lodges and guest houses are located within close proximity of commercial areas, including restaurants, bars and transport facilities. Coastal and riverside destinations mostly specialize in resorts, while there are boutique hotels which dedicate their services in luxury relaxation facilities like spas, sauna pools and rooftop restaurants. Tourists not wanting to go for stronger options book cheap flights to Cambodia and likewise go for cost-friendly accommodations, a few of which are available among the main cities. 

• A single meal at an international fast food chain: £ 2.5
• A large bottle of mineral water: £ 0.45
• An imported cigarette pack: £ 0.72
• A regular bottle of soft drink: £ 0.46
• A local commutation ticket: £ 0.66
• An average taxi trip within the city: £ 4.2
• Average boutique hotel accommodation: £20