No journey to Southeast Asia is complete without discovering the magic of Cambodia. Venture off the tourist trail to find the beating heart of this destination – its resilient, heartwarming people – in the welcoming villages and on the bustling city streets.
No matter what your itinerary holds, you can count on a lifetime of incredible memories on a school trip to Cambodia. Whether it’s snorkelling in the warm waters of the Sihanoukville beaches, checking out the bustling night markets of Siem Reap, or experiencing Cambodia’s floating villages on a river cruise, each day brings a new adventure.
One unmissable experience is sunrise over the ancient ruins of Angkor Wat, Cambodia’s most famous monument that attracts millions of tourists every year.
"I have been lucky enough to experience two trips with Infuse so far and all I can say is wonderful things. Their trips are wholesome, educational, exciting and provide just the right amount of challenge. Paige Armao, Teacher"
Cornish College
Service Projects
Infuse has developed various long-term partnerships with communities and local organisations in Cambodia. Some of our service projects that you could support include:
Culture & Exploration
Cambodia’s turbulent past has left a country that is rich in history yet disadvantaged in many other ways. Travelling with our local staff will provide students with first-hand insights into life in this country. You may like to incorporate some of the following experiences into your journey:
Adventure & Challenge
Adventure and challenge is inherent to every journey, however, if you are looking to physically challenge your students through a specific activity, you may opt to include:
Accommodation
There are various accommodation options that we can offer in Cambodia; it depends on the type of experience you are looking for! Some options include:
Hotels
A variety of 3, 4 and 5 star hotels in cities and towns
Homestays
Students can homestay with local families in the floating villages, and truly have a unique experience.
Base House
A traditional Cambodian house for groups up to 25 people. Read more about our Cambodia Base House here.
Our People in Cambodia
Panha En
Country Manager
A graduate from National University of Management in Phnom Penh where he received his Master’s in Business Administration, Pannha serves as a director of Infuse’s Cambodian operations. Pannha’s inspiring work ethic has shined brightly over the past decade. He brings his passion in sustainable travel and development to drive for changes in the less privileged communities across Cambodia.
Explore Programs
FAQs
Infuse Travel offers a variety of school travel programs in Cambodia including 15-day Leadership Expedition and a 10-Day Cultural Immersion and Service Learning Tour that specialises in community housebuilding. Infuse are well established in Cambodia and can create customised programs based on school goals and requirements. Schools can build their own program or request a quote by contacting us.
The Housebuilding Project by Infuse Travel provides housing security to families in the Kampong Cham province by constructing permanent timber homes identified as high-priority by our local NGO partners. Students work alongside skilled local builders and community members to complete the construction, ensuring that the project provides a direct and lasting improvement to the living standards of the recipient family
Our Cambodia Base Camp is a traditional two-storey Khmer house in the quiet town of Kampong Cham that serves as a communal home for students during their service work. This facility offers an authentic immersion into village life with communal sleeping areas and local meals, providing a relaxing and culturally integrated environment between project days.
On an Infuse Travel program in Cambodia students can visit historical sites like Angkor Wat, learn about Cambodia’s social and environmental challenges and engage in meaningful educational experiences that enhance their global perspective.
We provide consistent access to purified drinking water through large-scale filtration systems at our Base Camp and bottled or treated water during transit to prevent plastic waste and ensure student health. Our leaders monitor hydration levels closely, particularly during physical service projects, and provide education on sanitation practices to minimise the risk of waterborne illnesses.
