The geographic alignments of the country of Cambodia indicates 13° 00' N and its climate is considered as tropical. The six-month rainy season from May to October is followed by the cool season, from November to February and the hot season from March to April.

Average temperature trough out the year is 27 degrees Celsius and the best time to visit Cambodia for outdoor team building or sightseeing is November to February, with barely any rain, cool mornings and pleasant afternoons below 30 degrees.

For indoor seminars, corporate training or organizational change workshops, the best time is the rainy season, when hotels offer excellent discounts and flight capacity is plentiful.

Phnom Penh and Siem Reap are the only two destinations in Cambodia that are reached by international carriers from major economic hubs in South-East Asia.

Jetstar is most likely the cheapest budget airline connecting Singapore with Phonom Penh with prices as low as 80 SD per way. Air Asia offer three flights daily from Bangkok to Siem Reap leaving Bangkok 11:45, 16:05 and 21:45 and two flights daily from Hong Kong to Phnom Penh.

Sihanoukville is a beach resort in the South of Cambodia and a popular team building destination for Vietnamese corporations. It can be reached from Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Phnom Penh and Siem Reap by Cambodia Airlines. Despite the fact that Cambodia Airlines is not a well-known international carrier, there is no recorded accident in the history of Cambodia Airlines and we recommend it as a save airline to travel.

Cambodia was put on the map of the tourism industry by the discovery, restauration and international marketing campaign of Angkor Wat. 2.35 Million tourists visited Angkor Wat in 2014. With an annual visitor increase rate of 20% year by year, the largest religious monument in the world is breaking all records.

Angkor Wat is the national identity of Cambodians and Angkor Wat is depicted on the Cambodian flag. So what makes Angkor Wat so unique?

Angkor Wat UNESCO heritage site includes more than 30 well-maintained temples with Angkor Wat its most majestic. Most of the religious monuments are a mix of Hindu and Buddhist architecture which is a powerful sign of peace and order, of one religion blending in with another, each empire building upon from its predecessors.

Myriads of religious stories, wall paintings, murals and several thousand square meters of well-preserved reliefs create the perfect back-drop for a group of corporate delegates on a treasure hunt or walk rally.

The temples are scattered around on an area as small as 400 square kilometers, this UNESCO world heritage site is approachable by bicycle, mountain bikes, tuk-tuks and mini-vans.

Team building is big business in Cambodia and choices of activities are plentiful. In our favorite team building event, The Mysteries of Angkor, delegates travel by mountain bike from UNESCO toll gate to the Preah Pithu monuments, a picturesque starting location for a treasure hunt.

From there, teams equipped with a map and cryptic questions plan their route, identify six infamous Angkor Temples (including Angkor Wat) and travel there by mountain bike accompanied by experienced team building facilitators and local tour guides.

Once arriving at the magnificent temples, teams must observe the surroundings and uncover the answer to the cryptic question. Each clue leads to the next location and delegates are mesmerized by ever more beautiful landscape and architecture. The first team returning to Preah Pthu with all riddles solved is the winning team.