From Past to Present in the Kingdom of Cambodia. 

On our 8-day Cambodia Photo Tour and Cultural Adventure, this destination will leave a permanent impression on you with its unique charm that keeps travelers coming back again and again. Cambodia’s history, both good and bad, is etched onto the faces of its people. Yet, beyond the magnificent temple complex of Angkor and the somber soul of the Killing Fields, lies a vibrant country that remembers its past but refuses to be defined by it.

Our photography journey begins in the capital of Phnom Penh, an evolving city with a revitalized arts and culture scene. We will visit the centuries-old indoor Central Market (Psar Thmei) with its curious art deco dome, for some street photography, snapping the hustle and bustle of shoppers and sellers alike. We will also be photographing the opulent Royal Palace and its spiked golden turrets.

A day trip to the Killing Fields will serve as a haunting and harrowing reminder of the country’s recent history. Through our photography, we seek to convey the stories behind Cambodia’s dark past but ultimately focus on its people’s hope and resilience that emerged from the ashes of tragedy.

For many, the Temples of Angkor will always be their biggest association with Cambodia. Crafted by the Khmer civilization between 802 and 1220 AD, these stone structures rise from lush green landscapes with majestic grandeur, well-preserved remnants of an empire that once stretched across vast lands. Getting to the site just before dawn, our cameras will catch the night sky transforming into shades of tangerine and blush pink, as we watch the sun pop out behind Angkor Wat’s main temple. Finally, on Tonlé Sap, Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake, we will explore stilted villages, floating markets, and intricate ecosystems, documenting what life on the water is like for these Cambodian fishing communities.

This 8-day photography tour is more than just a quest to capture exceptional images; it’s an invitation to elevate your craft and see the world through a new lens. Our expert photographer guides will not only lead you to the most photogenic locations under the best light but help you master the art of visual storytelling. Along the way, you’ll refine your camera techniques and discover how to navigate the challenges of photographing in a foreign land. You’ll also learn to anticipate a scene before capturing the decisive moment, elevating ordinary photos into extraordinary works of art.

Join us for spirited discussions, enriching camaraderie, and moments of unforgettable inspiration. Cambodia’s up-and-coming cities, rural fishing communities, and ancient civilizations will stimulate your senses and create a body of work that you’ll forever be proud of. Your photographic exploration begins here!

Our photography journey begins in the capital of Phnom Penh, an evolving city with a revitalized arts and culture scene. We will visit the centuries-old indoor Central Market (Psar Thmei) with its curious art deco dome, for some street photography, snapping the hustle and bustle of shoppers and sellers alike. We will also be photographing the opulent Royal Palace and its spiked golden turrets.

A day trip to the Killing Fields will serve as a haunting and harrowing reminder of the country’s recent history. Through our photography, we seek to convey the stories behind Cambodia’s dark past but ultimately focus on its people’s hope and resilience that emerged from the ashes of tragedy.

For many, the Temples of Angkor will always be their biggest association with Cambodia. Crafted by the Khmer civilization between 802 and 1220 AD, these stone structures rise from lush green landscapes with majestic grandeur, well-preserved remnants of an empire that once stretched across vast lands. Getting to the site just before dawn, our cameras will catch the night sky transforming into shades of tangerine and blush pink, as we watch the sun pop out behind Angkor Wat’s main temple. Finally, on Tonlé Sap, Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake, we will explore stilted villages, floating markets, and intricate ecosystems, documenting what life on the water is like for these Cambodian fishing communities.

This 8-day photography tour is more than just a quest to capture exceptional images; it’s an invitation to elevate your craft and see the world through a new lens. Our expert photographer guides will not only lead you to the most photogenic locations under the best light but help you master the art of visual storytelling. Along the way, you’ll refine your camera techniques and discover how to navigate the challenges of photographing in a foreign land. You’ll also learn to anticipate a scene before capturing the decisive moment, elevating ordinary photos into extraordinary works of art.

Join us for spirited discussions, enriching camaraderie, and moments of unforgettable inspiration. Cambodia’s up-and-coming cities, rural fishing communities, and ancient civilizations will stimulate your senses and create a body of work that you’ll forever be proud of. Your photographic exploration begins here!

*All prices are per person and based on double occupancy. Please select single occupancy for a private room. For your convenience, we offer optional early arrival and late departure accommodations so you can extend your stay before or after the trip. We typically stay in upscale boutique hotels in the 4 and 5-star category. Not all destinations offer these types of properties. We look for unique hotels that offer cultural, historic, and/or authentic features. Depending on the size of the group, smaller boutique hotels may have limited room inventory. In some countries or in remote locations, we may be limited to lodges or branded chain hotels. In Cuba, we stay in upscale family-owned Casas (bread & breakfasts). On all of our tours, breakfast is almost always included, but not guaranteed. Meal categories listed include (B) for breakfast, (L) for lunch, and (D) for dinner.