Cambodia Tours 08 Days / 07 Nights

Proceed with visa and immigration process upon arrival at Phnom Penh International Airport. After brief introduction and meeting formalities, proceed to your pre-booked hotel.

Overnight stay in Phnom Penh.

Begin your 2nd day with breakfast at your hotel. Afterwards, visit to the Royal Palace compound a complex of buildings that serves as the royal residence of the King of Cambodia. Explore the Silver Pagoda, which is located within the Royal Palace complex and houses many valuable Buddha statues, including a life-sized gold Maitreya Buddha adorned with 9,584 diamonds. Visit the National Museum of Cambodia, which houses a vast collection of Khmer art and artifacts, including sculptures, ceramics, and bronzes and contains more than 5000 art objects. Visit Independence Monument, constructed in 1954 after Cambodian got independence.

Stop for lunch at one of the many local restaurants in the area, and try some of the traditional Khmer dishes such as Amok, a popular curry dish made with fish or meat, coconut milk, and spices. Visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, which is a former high school that was used as a prison and interrogation center by the Khmer Rouge regime. The museum now serves as a memorial to the thousands of people who were tortured and killed there.

In late afternoon, enjoy Sunset Cruise on Mekong a to view Royal Palace over river. Stay

Overnight in Phnom Penh.

Take a tuk-tuk ride to the Choeung Ek Killing Fields, located on the outskirts of the city. This is one of the many killing fields in Cambodia where the Khmer Rouge executed and buried over 1.7 million people. End your day with a visit to the Central Market, where you can find a wide range of goods, including souvenirs, clothing, jewelry, and local snacks.

You can have a stop by Russian Market- a bustling market with vendors selling a wide array of souvenirs, clothing & other goods, plus food. The market is known for its bustling atmosphere and bargains, so make sure to haggle with the vendors for the best price.

Overnight in Phnom Penh.

Start your day with a visit to the Phare Ponleu Selpak Circus, which is a non-profit performing arts school that trains disadvantaged youth in circus skills. You can watch a captivating circus performance that combines acrobatics, music, dance, and theater.

Visit the Wat Banan Temple, which is a hilltop temple that dates to the 11th century. The temple has five towers that offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Stop for lunch at one of the local restaurants in the area and try some of the traditional Khmer dishes.

Take a bamboo train ride through the countryside, which is a unique and thrilling experience. The bamboo train is a makeshift vehicle that runs on a narrow-gauge railway track. Visit the Battambang Museum, which displays a collection of artifacts and exhibits related to the history and culture of the Battambang province.

Explore the Bat Cave, which is in a hillside temple complex situated on Phnom Sampeu Mountain. Thousands of bats live in the cave and fly out at dusk to hunt for food, creating an impressive natural spectacle.

After breakfast, drive to the Bamboo Railway Station. The Bamboo Train has been set up by the villagers to facilitate the transportation of goods and people. Enjoy the train ride watching rice paddy fields and beautiful landscapes.

Start your day early with a sunrise tour of Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world. The temple complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its intricate carvings and architecture.

Visit the Bayon Temple, which is located in the heart of the Angkor Thom complex. The temple is known for its 216 smiling faces that adorn the towers. Visit the Ta Prohm Temple, which is known for its jungle setting and the giant roots of trees that have grown around and through the temple. Explore the Angkor National Museum, which displays a collection of artifacts and exhibits related to the history and culture of the Angkor temples.

Overnight stay in Siem Reap.

Enjoy breakfast and then proceed to Banteay Srei Temple, which is known for its intricate carvings and pink sandstone structure. Take a boat ride on the Tonle Sap Lake, which is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. You can visit the floating villages and see the daily life of the locals. Visit the Roluos Group of Temples, which is a group of early Angkor temples that date back to the 9th and 10th centuries. Enjoy a traditional Apsara dance performance, which is a classical Khmer dance that tells stories of mythology and history. Visit the Angkor Silk Farm, which is a traditional silk farm that produces high-quality silk products. You can see the entire silk-making process from the mulberry trees to the finished product.

Explore the Preah Khan Temple, which is known for its maze-like corridors and hidden passageways.

Visit the Phnom Kulen National Park, which is a sacred mountain that is considered the birthplace of the Khmer Empire. You can see the waterfall and visit the temples on the mountain.

Escape the heat of the city by driving 48kms North of Siem Reap to visit the holy Kulen Mountains, also referred to as Phnom Kulen (“Mountain of the Lychees”). Visit the Kulen Mountain Waterfall, which is a popular attraction in the park. The waterfall is a series of cascading falls that flow into a large natural pool, and you can swim or relax in the cool water. Take a short hike to the River of a Thousand Lingas, which is a riverbed with carvings of Hindu deities and symbols. The river is considered sacred by locals, and it is believed that the water is holy and can cure illnesses.

Visit the Preah Ang Thom Pagoda, which is a Buddhist temple located on the mountaintop. The temple houses a 16th-century statue of the reclining Buddha, which is considered the largest in Cambodia.

Take a short walk to the Kulen Mountain Terrace of Sdach Kamlung, which is a stone platform that dates to the 9th century. The platform is believed to have been used for royal ceremonies and offerings.

Visit the Bat Cave, which is located in a hillside temple complex. Thousands of bats live in the cave and fly out at dusk to hunt for food, creating an impressive natural spectacle.

Overnight in Siem Reap.

Enjoy a boat ride on the Tonle Sap Lake which is the largest permanent fresh-water lake in South East Asia and flows into Tonle Sap River, joining the Mekong in Phnom Penh. See the world of floating things as schools, police station and village.

Drive back to Siem Reap airport for departure to next destination. It is time to say goodbye with good memories.