15-Day Cambodia Highlights

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Today you will be taken on a full-day tour of the Angkor temples in Siem Reap such as the majestic Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom and Bayon Temple - the famous four! While in the park, you'll enjoy lunch at a local restaurant and a much-needed break from the heat. At sunset, you'll head to Phnom Bakheng temple to watch the darkness fall over the park. Once you are back in Siem Reap, the rest of the night is free for you to explore, you may wish to visit the Angkor Night Market.

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After breakfast, you will get picked up by tuk-tuk to visit Banteay Srey Temple then you'll head off to the Landmine Museum after lunch in a hugely popular local restaurant in the complex. Once you arrive back in Siem Reap, the rest of the day is free for swimming at the hotel's pool or exploring the town further at your own pace. In the evening, you may want to head to the Angkor Night Market for some shopping and local food.

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After breakfast at the hotel, you'll start the day with a 2-hour boat cruise on Tonle Sap Lake, which is home to many ethnic Vietnamese and numerous Cham communities living in floating villages around the lake. Observe life on the lake as you travel past floating fishing villages that have their own schools, shops, hospitals and even crocodile farms. You'll return to Siem Reap to have lunch and continue your day with a visit to the Angkor National Museum and Angkor Silk Farm.

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Today, you'll check out the hotel and drive to Kulen Mountain. On arrival, you'll trek from the base of the mountain through one of the local villages, finishing at the breathtaking waterfalls at the summit. Here, you'll enjoy a picnic lunch. The rest of the day is free for swimming at the beautiful waterfall or exploring the area at your own pace. You may want to head back and relax at your homestay where you'll have dinner in the evening.

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After breakfast, you will hike to visit the grand reclining Buddha at Preah Ang Thom, a 16th-century Buddhist pagoda, which is a sacred site for pilgrims from all over Cambodia to come and worship. You'll then continue to the River of Thousand Lingas lying under the river bed; people believe it brings fertility and blessing to Angkor area as the river flows from Kulen to Siem Reap. After lunch, you'll depart for Preah Vihear - your next destination.

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This morning before you leave for Siem Reap, you will visit the Preah Vihear Temple and the Koh Ker Temple then drive back to Siem Reap for lunch before taking a short flight to Phnom Penh, your next destination on this Cambodian adventure. On arrival in Phnom Penh, you'll meet your driver and transfer to your hotel to check-in and freshen up. The rest of the evening will be free for you to relax at the hotel or head out into the city to explore on your own.

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Today, you'll begin your tour at Cambodia’s Royal Palace, which stands majestically in the city centre just off the riverfront area. Several buildings are open to visitors including the ‘Silver Pagoda’ whose floor is lined with solid silver tiles. Continue to the National Museum filled with artefacts dating back to the pre-Angkorian era. Take a look into the country’s tragic recent history of Tuol Sleng Prison and end your day with a visit to the hilltop pagoda of Wat Phnom.

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Today, you'll take a half-day tour to the Killing Fields at Choeng Ek, sobering reminders of the evils of the Khmer Rouge regime. Visiting these monuments unlocks keys to understanding the development of this still-developing country. Afterwards, you'll spend some time visiting the Russian Market. Test out your bargaining skills as you wander through the stalls filled with souvenirs, local handicrafts and electronic goods. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy at your own pace.

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Today, you'll take a 50-kilometre road trip to Phnom Udong, the former capital of Khmer empire, where you'll see a monumental royal necropolis of sovereigns of several centuries that are scattered on a hilltop. It is the perfect half-day escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. After lunch in a popular restaurant, you'll travel by private car to Kep. The journey will take around 3 hours and upon arrival in Kep, you'll have the rest of the day free to enjoy as you wish.

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Today you will drive to Kampot to visit the Phnom Chnouk Cave, a beautiful cave temple perched atop a hill reached by climbing 203 stone steps and a Kampot Pepper farm, where you'll learn about the pepper that can only be called Kampot Pepper if it is produced in this exact region of Cambodia. Then, you'll return to Kep for lunch before cruising to Rabbit Island, a small island with an amazing view of the island and the sea where you can swim and relax before heading back to Kep.

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Today, you'll take a half-day tour to the Kep National Park, where an 8-kilometre circuit, navigable by foot and mountain bike, winds through the thick forest passing by temples and viewpoints. Quirky yellow signs point the way and show trail-heads to off-shooting walking paths that lead into the park's interior. The 'Stairway to Heaven' trail is particularly worthwhile, leading up the hill to a pagoda, a nunnery and the Sunset Rock viewpoint.

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After breakfast, you'll have the entire day to spend as you wish. Kep Beach is a beautiful stretch of beach lined with fresh seafood restaurants which are perfect for a seafood lunch. The Kep National Park is nearby if you are keen to do some more trekking or cycling through the lush jungle, or you may just want to spend the day lounging on the beautiful, white-sanded beach and soaking up the sun.

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You guessed it, today is yet another day to spend entirely as you wish. After a fun and exciting two weeks exploring Cambodia, you may be happy to do absolutely nothing but relax on Kep Beach, soak up the Cambodian sun and fine of freshly caught seafood in the many beach restaurants. If you're looking for a little more activity, you can head to the nearby Kep National Park to do some hiking or cycling through the jungle.