This 8-day tour will cover the most classic elements of charming, historic and exotic Cambodia. From the dusty, golden heat of Phnom Penh, its bustling markets and glittering palaces, to the rural warmth of Battambang. A visit to the Killing Fields provides a moving insight into the long-lasting damage of the Khmer Rouge. Finally, the biggest and most memorable religious structure in the world, Angkor Wat awaits you in Siem Reap along with Ta Prohm, Bayon and Angkor Thom.
Day 1 - Siem Reap, Phnom Penh
- Arrival into Phnom Penh (not included)
- Cambodian Visa Information
- Private transfer from Phnom Penh Airport to your hotel
- Sunset Cyclo tour in Phnom Penh
Day 2 - Phnom Penh
- Phnom Penh Royal Palace and National Museum
- Tuol Sleng and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek
- Evening Cambodian Live Art stage show at the National Museum
Day 3 - Battambang
- Private Transfer from Phnom Penh to Battambang via Udong & Kompong Luong
Day 4 - Battambang
- Temples and Lifestyle around Battambang
Day 5 - Siem Reap
- Private Transfer from Battambang to Siem Reap via Banteay Chhmar
Day 6 - Siem Reap
- Early morning visit to Ta Prohm (07:00)
- Walking tour from Ta Nei to Preah Khan Temple
- Lunch at Sala Kdei house
- Visit Angkor Thom & Bayon
- Phare Modern Circus show
Day 7 - Siem Reap
- Angkor Wat sunrise tour
- Visit Banteay Srei temple
- Visit the Landmine museum
- Sunset Quad Bikes Tour (1hrs)
Day 8 - Siem Reap
- Visit Tonle Sap of Kompong Pluk floating village
- Lunch at Sala Roluos Khmer house
- Private transfer from hotel to Siem Reap Airport with driver only
- Departure is at your own arrangement
If you’re looking to dodge the rain, November to February is a prime time to visit: despite being the ‘cool’ season, it is still sunbathing weather. If visiting in hot season (from March to May) temperatures can be a toasty 33-35 degrees, so consider heading to the coast to cool off. The heavens open from June to October for the rainy season, which can prove problematic for travelling around the country’s rural roads, but if you don’t mind the daily downpours the monsoon season means there are far fewer tourists and you get to see the jungle blossom into life.
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