Experience an unforgettable dining event amid serene rice fields in rural Cambodia, where tranquil nature connects with gourmet cuisine.

Perfect for small groups, Phum Boraan is a new cultural experience in Siem Reap, Cambodia that combines classical performances with authentic cuisine.

Dedicated to serving prime ribs, Ruby Jack presents a distinctive dining experience with a revolving floor that delivers 360-degree views of the city while you dine.

This new venue is the perfect place to absorb Phnom Penh's cosmopolitan lifestyle and is ideal for special celebrations, incentives, meetings or events.

This wholesome foodie adventure takes guests into the exotic world of Khmer cuisine, delivering a taste of Siem Reap's best street eateries.

This Cambodian island resort is ideal for gala dinners on the beach or dancing under the stars, with options for snorkelling, kayaking, biking or hiking during the day.  

With its original wooden exterior, traditional décor and marquee lights, the semi-colonial style Apsara Theatre creates the perfect backdrop for dinner and a show in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

Set in the glorious Southern Cardamom National Park, Shinta Mani Wild is a radical concept that delivers a unique camp experience in Cambodia.

For a true get back to nature experience, the Enderong Resort is the perfect place for MICE events conducted in a serene setting.

After viewing the amazing Khmer Empire temples in the Angkor Archaeological Park, visitors to Siem Reap can explore the surrounding expansive countryside on four-wheel quad bikes. Life takes on a more tranquil vibe and moves at a much slower pace in this sleepy destination.

After business has been conducted in the Cambodian capital, MICE delegates can enjoy a ride in a pedal-powered cyclo, a historical form of transport in Phnom Penh since 1936.

Phare Ponleu Selpak, meaning the ‘brightness of the arts’, is a Cambodian non-profit art school that has empowered disadvantaged people through artistic and educational programmes for over 27 years.

With an allocation of two helicopters at their disposal and five passengers per chopper, Asian Trails’ Cambodia has raised its provision of flights over the Angkor Archaeological Park.

Armed with a mobile device, good walking shoes and a keen drive to stay ahead of colleagues, our Cambodia crew has embraced a team-building challenge that employs a high-tech approach.

Located in one of Phnom Penh’s grandest buildings and formerly the site of the Bank of Indochina during the French Protectorate era of the 1900s, Palais de la Poste has meticulously retained its colonial elegance.

Flowing through the country like a wave of serenity, the deeply ingrained values of the Buddhist faith are ever-present in Cambodia.

Enjoy the warmth of Khmer hospitality in a rural venue that celebrates Cambodia’s agricultural heritage.

A new team building activity at Cambodia’s first farm-to-table restaurant gives incentive participants the unique opportunity to learn the secrets behind Khmer cuisine in a more ecological way.

The Khmer people hold a party every year to celebrate the rice harvest. This traditional gathering in the Cambodian countryside makes for a unique incentive event.

Asian Trails Cambodia, in collaboration with Cambodian NGO Osmose, has created an incentive programme for groups of 100 participants (maximum) to explore the bird sanctuary at the floating village of Prek Toal.