Arrive at Phnom Penh International Airport where your personal tour guide and driver await you with a welcome sign featuring the About Cambodia Travel & Tours logo and your name. Enjoy a comfortable transfer into the heart of Phnom Penh, with your guide providing insightful commentary on the city’s daily life, culture, and local highlights. Upon arrival at your hotel, complete the check-in process and settle into your room. Benefit from additional recommendations and insider tips about the city and its attractions from your guide. Overnight in Phnom Penh 

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Enjoy breakfast at your hotel, then begin a historical and cultural tour of Phnom Penh, exploring its past and modern development. Visit Choeung Ek Genocide Center, the most infamous Killing Field in Cambodia, where thousands were executed during the Khmer Rouge regime (1975-1979). Explore the memorial stupa filled with human skulls, mass graves, and exhibits explaining this tragic history. Your professional guide will provide historical insights into the genocide and Cambodia’s path to recovery and to visit the former high school turned Khmer Rouge prison, now the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum. See the cells, interrogation rooms, and harrowing photographs of prisoners, learning about the Khmer Rouge’s impact on Cambodia. Lunch Break at a Local Restaurant before continue to visit the Birthplace of Phnom Penh at Wat Phnom, the oldest temple in Phnom Penh, located on a small man-made hill and learn the legend of Lady Penh, who discovered four Buddha statues in the Mekong River and built this temple. Enjoy the peaceful ambiance and panoramic views of the city and continue to visit the Royal Palace, the official residence of Cambodia’s royal family, known for its stunning Khmer architecture and explore the Silver Pagoda, named for its 5,000 silver-tiled floor, and see the emerald Buddha statue and golden treasures. Visit the Independence Monument, built in 1958 to celebrate Cambodia’s independence from France. Stop by the Statue of King Father Norodom Sihanouk, a tribute to the king who played a key role in Cambodia’s independence and continue to Central Market (Phsar Thmey) and explore Phnom Penh’s most famous colonial-era market, built in 1937 and try some traditional Cambodian snacks and street food. Overnight in Phnom penh

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Enjoy breakfast at your hotel, then begin your journey from Phnom Penh to Battambang, Cambodia’s second-largest city, with several cultural and historical stops along the way stop to visit Oudong Mountain, which served as Cambodia’s capital in the 16th century before Phnom Penh. Explore the ancient stupas and temples, where former Khmer kings were buried and walk up to the hilltop pagoda for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and then continue journey to visit Kampong Chhnang, a province famous for its traditional pottery production and observe local artisans making clay jars, pots, and vases, a skill passed down for generations and learn how Cambodians use pottery for cooking, water storage, and religious ceremonies and next to explore Pursat’s marble stone carving village, where skilled craftsmen carve Buddha statues, temples, and intricate sculptures. See the artisans at work, using traditional carving techniques to shape massive marble blocks into beautiful works of art. Lunch Break at a Local Restaurant and continue your journey through Cambodia’s rural landscape, passing rice fields, small villages, and riverside views. Arrive in Battambang, a city known for its colonial architecture, artistic community, and rich cultural heritage. Check in at your hotel and relax after the long journey. Overnight in Battambang

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After breakfast at the hotel, begin your exploration of Battambang, Cambodia’s second-largest city, known for its French colonial architecture and vibrant local culture and fist go to explore Battambang Colonial & Traditional Architecture and walk through Battambang’s well-preserved colonial buildings and traditional Khmer wooden houses, some over 100 years old and learn how these homes have been passed down through generations and reflect Cambodia’s colonial and cultural heritage and next to visit local villages to see how villagers produce traditional Khmer products such as, Sun-dried bananas, Khmer noodles & rice cakes, Sticky rice cooked in bamboo (Kralan), Khmer fish paste (Prahok) for experience Cambodian rural life and engage with friendly villagers. Explore Ek Phnom, an 11th-century Angkorian temple, surrounded by giant Buddha statues and ancient carvings. Visit Wat Damdei Sor, a beautifully decorated Buddhist monastery with intricate murals and sacred relics. Experience Battambang’s iconic Bamboo Train, a unique mode of transport using a wooden platform on railway tracks. Enjoy the beautiful countryside views as you ride along the old railway tracks, passing through rice fields and local villages and when two trains meet, the one with fewer passengers is disassembled and removed from the track to let the other pass! Lunch Break at a Local Restaurant before continue to Phnom Banan Temple, a well-preserved Angkorian temple from the 12th century. Enjoy panoramic views of Battambang’s lush countryside from the top and next to visit Phnom Sampov Mountain, known for its Buddhist shrines, Killing Caves, and breathtaking landscapes. As sunset approaches, witness millions of bats flying out of the caves, forming a stunning black river in the sky. This is one of Cambodia’s most incredible natural spectacles! Transfer back to your hotel in Battambang and relax after a full day of exploration. Overnight in Battambang

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Enjoy breakfast at your hotel, then begin the journey from Battambang to Preah Vihear, with stops at historical and cultural landmarks along the way and first stop at Sisophon, a charming town in northwest Cambodia, known for its beautifully decorated statues and public parks and enjoy a quick stroll through the town center before continuing your journey to visit Banteay Chhmar, one of Cambodia’s largest and most remote temple complexes, hidden deep in the jungle. Built in the late 12th to early 13th century by King Jayavarman VII, this off-the-beaten-path temple with its overgrown trees and mysterious atmosphere. Admire the massive bas-reliefs, intricate carvings and experience the tranquility of this lesser-visited temple, away from the crowds of Angkor. Lunch Break at a Local Restaurant before to visit the former home and stronghold of Ta Mok, a high-ranking leader of the Khmer Rouge. Gain insights into Cambodia’s turbulent history and the Khmer Rouge’s control over Anlong Veng until the late 1990s. See the remnants of the house, including photographs, war relics, and personal belongings of Ta Mok and then drive to Preah Vihear Province, home to one of Cambodia’s most spectacular ancient temples. Located on the clifftop of the Dangrek Mountains, Preah Vihear Temple offers breathtaking views of Cambodia and Thailand. Built in the 10th–12th centuries, this Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva is known for its stunning architecture and historical significance. Walk through the long causeways, staircases, and intricately carved stone sanctuaries while admiring the temple’s majestic mountain setting. Watch the sunset over the plains below, a truly unforgettable sight. Check in at your hotel in Preah Vihear and relax after a long day of exploration. Overnight in Preah Vihear 

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After breakfast at your hotel, depart from Preah Vihear to Kampong Thom province, located in the heart of Cambodia and enjoy a scenic drive through the jungle and countryside, passing traditional villages, rice fields, and local farmlands and stop to visit Prasat Preah Khan of Kampong Svay, also known as Bakan, which is four times the size of Angkor Wat! Built in the 11th century, this vast and remote temple complex was once an important religious and administrative center of the Khmer Empire. Wander through the massive ruins, long causeways, and hidden sanctuaries, surrounded by dense jungle. Since this site is less visited, you’ll enjoy a peaceful and immersive experience in an untouched temple complex. Stop for lunch at a traditional Cambodian restaurant, where you can experience authentic Khmer cuisine and learn about daily rural life in Cambodia before continue to Sambor Prei Kuk, the capital city of the Pre-Angkor period (7th-8th century), built by King Isanavarman I of the Chenla Kingdom. This site was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its unique architecture and historical significance. And explore three main temple groups hidden in the jungle at Yeay Peau Group, named after a legendary Khmer queen, featuring beautifully decorated brick temples. Lion Temple Group (Prasat Tao), known for its massive lion statues guarding the temples. Sambor Group, the central religious area, home to Cambodia’s earliest sandstone temples. Walk through the peaceful jungle pathways, where you can see ancient inscriptions, carvings, and tree-covered temple ruins and continue drive to Kampong Thom town and check in at your hotel for a relaxing evening. Overnight in Kampong Thom

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After breakfast at your hotel, begin the journey from Kampong Thom to Siem Reap, stopping at historical and cultural landmarks along the way. Visit Naga Bridge (Spean Praptos), one of Cambodia’s most remarkable ancient bridges, built in the 12th century under King Jayavarman VII. This well-preserved stone bridge was an essential part of the Khmer Empire’s Road network, connecting Angkor to other regions. Admire the impressive Naga balustrades, showcasing Khmer engineering and craftsmanship. Walk along the bridge and imagine how ancient traders, warriors, and pilgrims once crossed these sacred stones. Lunch Break at a Local Restaurant to enjoy a traditional Khmer meal at a local restaurant before continuing your journey to Siem Reap. Explore the Birthplace of Angkor Civilization to visit the Roluos Group, a collection of temples from the 9th century, marking the beginning of the Angkor period. These temples were part of Hariharalaya, the first capital of the Khmer Empire. Lo Lei Temple, built in 893 AD by King Yasovarman I, this brick temple is dedicated to Shiva. Features beautiful Sanskrit inscriptions and ancient bas-reliefs.  Preah Ko Temple (Sacred Bull Temple) named after the sacred bull Nandi, the mount of Shiva.

Six ornate towers decorated with intricate carvings and ancient Khmer script. Bakong Temple, the First Pyramid Temple of Angkor and considered the first "temple-mountain" of the Khmer Empire, built by King Indravarman I. Five levels represent Mount Meru, the center of the universe in Hindu mythology. The massive sandstone structure inspired later Angkorian temples, including Angkor Wat. Walk up to the top terrace for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. After your temple exploration, continue to Siem Reap, the gateway to Angkor Archaeological Park. Check in at your hotel and relax after a full day of travel and sightseeing. Overnight in Siem Reap

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After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site covering 401 km² with over 250 temples and enter the ancient walled city of Angkor Thom, the last capital of the Khmer Empire and marvel at the massive stone gate adorned with giant faces and flanked by statues of gods and demons and explore Bayon, famous for its 216 gigantic smiling stone faces, representing compassion and wisdom. Walk through its intricately carved galleries depicting scenes of daily Khmer life and battles. Visit Baphuon, a pyramid-shaped temple that was once one of the most impressive structures in Angkor. Discover Phimeanakas, an ancient royal temple inside the Angkor Thom palace compound. Walk along the 450-meter-long Terrace of the Elephants, where Khmer kings watched military parades. Admire the intricate carvings on the Terrace of the Leper King, believed to depict mythological creatures and divine figures and then continue to visit Ta Prohm, one of Angkor’s most iconic temples, where massive tree roots intertwine with ancient stone ruins. This enchanting temple was featured in the movie "Tomb Raider" starring Angelina Jolie. Experience the atmosphere of nature reclaiming this ancient site, making it one of the most photogenic temples in Angkor. Lunch Break at a Local Restaurant before continue to visit Angkor Wat, the largest and most famous temple in Cambodia. Built in the 12th century by King Suryavarman II, it is dedicated to Hindu god Vishnu and later transformed into a Buddhist site. Explore its grand galleries, intricate bas-reliefs, and towering spires, including the famous Churning of the Ocean of Milk carving. Learn why Angkor Wat is the national symbol of Cambodia, appearing on the Cambodian flag and end the day by watching a breathtaking sunset over the ancient ruins before transfer back to your hotel and relax after a day of exploration. Overnight in Siem Reap

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After breakfast at your hotel, embark on an exciting journey to Phnom Kulen National Park, located north of Angkor Park. Phnom Kulen is a site of immense historical and spiritual significance, known as the birthplace of the Khmer Empire and the source of sandstone used for Angkor’s temples. Enjoy a scenic drive through lush jungles and rolling hills as you ascend Cambodia’s most sacred mountain and stop to visit Poeng Ta Kho, a breathtaking cliffside viewpoint offering panoramic views of the vast forests and landscapes below. Stand on the edge of the dramatic rock formation, perfect for capturing unforgettable photos. Explore Preah Ang Thom, a massive reclining Buddha statue carved directly into a sandstone boulder. This 16th-century masterpiece is a significant Buddhist pilgrimage site, where locals come to pray and seek blessings. Absorb the serene atmosphere of the surrounding monastery, where monks and devotees gather for religious ceremonies. Visit the River of 1,000 Lingas, an ancient Hindu site where sacred lingas (phallic symbols of Shiva) are carved into the riverbed. These intricate carvings, dating back to the 9th century, were believed to bless the waters flowing to Angkor, ensuring fertility and prosperity. See beautiful stone carvings of Hindu deities, including Vishnu and Lakshmi, beneath the crystal-clear flowing water. Lunch Break at a Local Restaurant before continue to Phnom Kulen Waterfall, a stunning two-tiered cascade surrounded by tropical jungle. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the cool waters or relax by the rock pools while admiring the serene natural beauty. Local legend says these waters have mystical healing properties, making them a popular spot for spiritual cleansing and relaxation. Before heading back, stop at a nearby village to experience authentic Cambodian rural life. Engage with friendly locals, learn about traditional farming, handicrafts, and daily customs. Drive back to Siem Reap, arriving at your hotel in the late afternoon. Overnight in Siem Reap

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After breakfast at the hotel, embark on a journey to explore some of the most remarkable temples in Angkor National Park, covering 401 km² with over 250 temples and stop to visit Preah Khan Temple, built in 1191 AD by King Jayavarman VII, Preah Khan served as a monastery and Buddhist university. Walk through its maze-like corridors, giant stone doorways and next to visit Neak Pean, a unique water temple built on an artificial island in the middle of a man-made reservoir. Historically used for spiritual purification with its five interconnected pools symbolizing the elements of Earth, Water, Fire, Wind, and Space. Walk along a wooden causeway surrounded by a serene lake and then to visit East Mebon, an early Angkorian temple built in the 10th century, dedicated to Shiva. Features massive stone elephant statues guarding its corners. Built on a former island in the now-dry East Baray reservoir. Banteay Samre is one of the best-preserved temples in Angkor. Built in the 12th century, featuring intricately carved stonework. Experience the peaceful atmosphere, as this temple is often less crowded. Lunch Break at a Local Restaurant before continue to visit the Stunning Banteay Srei Temple, known as "The Citadel of Women," Banteay Srei is famous for its pink and rose-colored sandstone carvings. Built in 967 AD, it is one of the best-preserved temples in Angkor. Features incredibly detailed bas-reliefs of Hindu mythology, including stories of Shiva and Vishnu. Considered the finest example of Khmer craftsmanship. Visit a local Khmer village to see traditional wooden stilt houses and observe daily life in the countryside. Learn about palm sugar production, where villagers extract palm juice and boil it down to make natural Khmer sweets. End the day at Pre Rup, an imposing pyramid-style temple made of laterite and sandstone. Built in 961 AD, this temple was used for royal funerals and cremation rituals and walk up to the top of the temple for a stunning panoramic sunset view over Angkor Park and then transfer back to your hotel and relax after a full day of temple exploration. Overnight in Siem Reap

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After breakfast at your hotel, embark on a thrilling adventure to Cambodia’s most mysterious and less-visited temples. Drive through rural villages and lush jungles, passing traditional stilt houses and rice paddies and first stop at Beng Mealea, the Forgotten Jungle Temple that often referred to as the "Lost Temple", Beng Mealea is an Angkorian temple reclaimed by nature. Built in the 12th century, this massive Hindu temple, but remains largely unrestored, making it an Indiana Jones-like experience. Walk through collapsed corridors, crumbling galleries, and overgrown archways. Observe the intricate carvings of Apsaras, lotus motifs, and battle scenes hidden beneath vines and moss. This temple was once completely swallowed by the jungle and only rediscovered in modern times and then continue the drive to Koh Ker, a remote ancient city that was once the capital of the Khmer Empire (928–944 AD). Unlike Angkor, Koh Ker features a unique architectural style, dominated by pyramidal structures rather than temple-mountains. Lunch Break at a Local Restaurant before continue to discover the Abandoned Ruins of Koh Ker at Prasat Thom, Cambodia’s 7-Tiered Pyramid, the largest temple at Koh Ker, featuring seven levels leading to a panoramic jungle view. Unlike most Khmer temples, this pyramid-shaped structure is reminiscent of Mayan or Mesopotamian architecture. Enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding forest from the top and then continue to visit the Tree-Covered Temple at Prasat Pram, one of the most photographed temples in Koh Ker, where towering trees entwine with the stone structures. The temple is known for its haunting beauty, as the jungle slowly reclaims the ruins. Explore other lesser-known ruins in the Koh Ker complex at Prasat Linga & Prasat Neang Khmau, including temples with intricate carvings, sacred lingas, and decayed sanctuaries and after a day of adventure and temple exploration, drive back to Siem Reap. Overnight in Siem Reap

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After breakfast at your hotel, transfer to the Tonle Sap Lake port and board a private boat for an adventurous journey to Prek Toal Bird Sanctuary. Enjoy a scenic boat ride through lush mangroves and floating communities, experiencing the tranquil beauty of Cambodia’s largest freshwater lake. Arrive at Prek Toal Bird Sanctuary, one of Southeast Asia’s most important wetland reserves, designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Guided by local conservation experts, explore this thriving ecosystem, home to rare and endangered bird species, Painted Stork, vibrant plumage & elegant flight. Spot-Billed Pelican, often seen gliding gracefully over the water. Greater Adjutant Stork, one of the world’s rarest storks and go up to the birdwatching towers for a spectacular view of flocks of birds soaring above the lake. Learn about ongoing conservation efforts and the local community’s role in protecting the ecosystem. Perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and birdwatchers. After your birdwatching adventure, return to the Prek Toal Floating Village, where entire communities live and thrive on the water. Explore the floating houses, schools, markets, and even a floating temple! Meet friendly locals and learn about their sustainable way of life, deeply connected to Tonle Sap Lake. Engage in hands-on activities, Floating vegetable gardens, handicraft making, watch or participate in making woven baskets or traditional fishing gear. Lunch Break in a Floating House, enjoy a traditional Khmer lunch at a local floating house, tasting freshly caught fish and seasonal Cambodian dishes. Soak in the peaceful atmosphere, surrounded by calm waters and nature. Take a leisurely boat ride back, reflecting on the unique experiences of Prek Toal’s floating village and wildlife sanctuary. Overnight in Siem Reap

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After breakfast at your hotel, transfer to meet a Master Chef at an authentic Khmer restaurant in the countryside and start your culinary journey with a guided tour of a local market, where you’ll explore vibrant stalls filled with fresh Cambodian produce, herbs, and spices and learn how to select the finest ingredients for your dishes that gain insight into local food traditions and cooking techniques. Cooking Class Experience, under the guidance of your chef, learn to prepare three iconic Khmer dishes and a traditional dessert. After cooking, sit down and savor your own homemade dishes in a serene countryside setting. Receive a certificate of completion and a Khmer recipe book as a souvenir. Take an Ox Cart Ride, a traditional Khmer transport used in rural areas for centuries. Ride through scenic countryside, passing rice paddies, wooden stilt houses, and friendly villagers. Engage with local families, learning about their customs, farming methods, and way of life and then continure to explore Siem Reap’s Cultural Highlights to visit the Royal Residence Park, home to the King’s official residence in Siem Reap. Stroll through serene gardens, surrounded by ancient trees and a sacred shrine dedicated to Yeay Tep and net to visit one of Siem Reap’s Oldest Temples at Wat Bo, a 16th-century Buddhist temple known for its beautiful wall paintings and serene atmosphere. Observe monks engaging in daily rituals and gain insight into Cambodia’s Buddhist traditions and then continue to Handicraft Workshop & Social Enterprise to discover Artisans Angkor, a social enterprise supporting local artisans and traditional craftsmanship. Watch artisans carving stone statues, painting silk, and creating lacquerware using centuries-old techniques and then transfer back to your hotel for a relaxing evening. Overnight in Siem Reap

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Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel and take some time to relax before your departure until Your private driver will meet you in the hotel lobby at the scheduled time for comfortable transfer to Siem Reap Angkor International Airport for your departure your flight and bid farewell to Cambodia with unforgettable memories.

• Hotel accommodations based on single/twin/double/triple sharing with daily breakfast and include taxes and service charges.
• Tours with English speaking license Tour Guide
• All sightseeing entrance fee
• All transfer by private air-con vehicle
• Private boat to Tonle Sap Lake for Floating village
• Drink water and fresh tissue for the whole trips

• Cambodia Visa must be arranged for Non ASEAN citizens
• Domestic and International Air tickets
•  Domestic and International Insurance Surcharge
•  Personal expenses such as drinks at meals 
• Tipping / Gratuities
• Early check-in and late check-out at all hotels

• Professional official license tour guides with excellent English-speaking skills in every destination 
• Special note: for Italian/French/German/Spanish/Russian/Chinese/ speaking guides are available upon request but the surcharge will be applied