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...and the Andaman Sea to the west. Bordering countries include the fascinating and less discovered countries of Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia and Myanmar. Thailand is undoubtedly the most popular destination in Southeast Asia, attracting more...

...crossing into Laos, visiting the ancient capital of Luang Prabhang before floating down the great Maekong River into Cambodia and seeing the fabled Angkor Wat? Vietnam would only then be a breath away. Or you could wend your way down the...

...like a local in Bangkok's markets Take a tuk-tuk to explore the Angkor temples Experience rural village life at a Cambodian homestay Delve into Khmer history in Phnom Penh Explore Sihanoukville's tropical surrounds See the sights of Ho...

...the engaging culture of modern Cambodia as a volunteer on our Khmer Projects. On our Khmer Projects, volunteers not only get to learn about Khmer culture, past and present, but are also able to work in local communities in this truly...

...who wishes to join a medical work placement in Cambodia must have completed at least one year of medical related studies or training by the time they join this project. Each placement is then tailored to the volunteer’s level of experience...

...the guesthouse at 7am and will be back there by around 5pm. Lifestyle You will be based in Pnomh Penh, the capital of Cambodia. Pnomh Penh is an exciting city, growing fast and becoming more geared up to tourism. There is lots to do in the...

Teaching, Conservation and Angkor Wat Join a team of volunteers getting stuck into the roots of Cambodia. Split your time on rewarding conservation and community projects in two vibrant and contrasting locations found north of the capital Phnom...

...a prosthetics workshop. (By coincidence the prosthetics specialist was trained at the Outreach International centre in Cambodia). The base is a spacious, colonial-style house on the edge of Tangalla overlooking a spectacular sandy bay. ...

...intriguing country may be widely neglected by the mainstream tourists, but volunteering and travelling in Cambodia is growing in popularity. Nestled in Cambodia\'s capital city you\'ll be in the perfect position to absorb the country\'s...

...to a turbulent past and years of devastation much of Cambodia's population haven't had the opportunity to receive a formal education. However, now that peace has been restored, many Cambodians have better access to schooling. Furthermore,...

...of the founder and current advisor to the director Billy Barnaart. For many years she supported his inspiring work in Cambodia with AIDS affected families, orphans and street children. In 2003 this new centre was opened in the Tuol Kork District...

...is a shortage of teachers in Cambodia and illiteracy rates are high. Young students who are lucky enough to attend school pay tremendous respect to their education and take their lessons seriously. Outreach International have placements in...

es, showing affection and providing some much needed love and attention you will be making an important contribution.In Cambodia volunteers live together in apartments which have about five bedrooms, several bathrooms, a lounge and a dining area....

...physiotherapists and occupational therapists are needed to support a busy centre for disabled people in Cambodia. Many of them are landmine victims, others suffer from polio and club foot. You would be asked to work alongside semi...

...International have community development projects in Cambodia and Ecuador. In Cambodia the KDFO project supports 180 children who live on the city rubbish dump. Accommodation is provided for the orphans and volunteers are need to help...

...invariably contain fish/shrimp seasoning – try pad thai (noodles, beansprouts, eggs), without the dried shrimp. In Cambodia, things are even graver, with vegetable fried rice/noodles and the occasional salad as your only options. Vietnam has...

ul, diverse, safe, easy and dirt cheap region to travel around so consider doing more. It's pretty easy to loop through Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos using a mixture of bus and boat travel if the desire takes you once you're there. What others...

...Isn’t it time you discovered Cambodia? After years of self-imposed isolation, Cambodia has finally convinced the world that it’s worth sacrificing extra time on Thailand’s beaches to make the short hop across the border; in fact it boasts its...

...the hill tribes 4. See Luang Prabang and its beautiful temples 5. Go tubing (with a cold beer) in Vang Vieng. Cambodia: 1. See Angkor Wat (one of the most amazing sights on the planet) 2. Beautiful beaches of...

...Park, Zimbabwe £9 - take a guided tour of Sydney Opera House £11 - a day-pass for the Angkor Wat temple site, Cambodia £16 - a three-hour whale-watching cruise from Boston £1,100 - a 21-day guided sightseeing tour of India ...