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THE ULTiMATE ROAD TRIP
Experience the excitement of driving vintage jeeps. Fuel your passion for adventure as you explore hidden gems in Cambodia in restored Jeep MUTT 151 A2s, which were vital during the Vietnam War and are now revived for unforgettable tours.
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Cambodia August 10, 2024
UPCOMING: January 10-24, 2026

Join the pioneers of self-driving jeep tours in Cambodia. For over 20 years, they’ve charted new roads, allowing you to reach stunning destinations beyond the tourist trail.

Whether you prefer solo exploration or a group adventure, the tours are perfect for everyone—from thrill-seeking individuals to companies looking for unique incentive trips.

Enjoy a multi-day program, or embark on the epic 14-day Lotos Rallye 2026 through this captivating country. For car loving adventure seekers only. 

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Happiness is not something ready made. It comes from your own actions.

Dalai Lama

Happiness is an active pursuit and the outcome of our choices and actions.

Paul Ensley & Kisa van den Berg – Amsterdam, The Netherlands, participated in LOTOS RALLYE 2024.
Team “Ensleyvandenberg” and teams from Germany and Switzerland traveled 1600km in 14 days in their ” resto-mod ” Jeep at a maximum speed of 80 km/h. They were accompanied by a team of three local mechanics who rebuilt bridges, restored roads, and fixed broken jeeps on the spot. True heroes who always kept big smiles, no matter how tough the task was.

It’s an adventure of a lifetime.

 

The spirit of the locals humbled us like the monks we spoke to along the way in their pagodas. The unmatched hospitality of locals in hotels, restaurants, and family houses for several lunches.

 

It surely makes a lasting  impression.

 

– Paul & Kisa

Kisa & Paul enjoying their ultimate roadtrip
The landscape of Cambodia boasts lush green rice fields, mountains, forests, waterfalls, crater lakes, and big rivers. Despite recent economic growth, it is still classified as a developing country.
The Cambodian genocide by the Khmer Rouge, which took place from 1975 to 1979, resulting in the death of 2 million Cambodian citizens, is still tangible.
This is heartfelt, as the country is blessed with a population of young Khmer people with an unbreakable spirit and infectious optimism who predominantly practise Buddhism.
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