Day 1 Phnom Penh to Kong Rong Sanloem, travel to Sihanoukville and take the ferry to Kong Rong Sanloem.
Upon landing, your adventure begins! Your friendly guide will meet you at the airport, ready to whisk you away to Sihanoukville in a comfortable car. As you drive along the scenic route, take a moment to soak in the vibrant landscapes that Cambodia has to offer.
Once you arrive at Sihanoukville port, the excitement continues as you board a ferry that will take you to the idyllic Koh Rong Sanloem Island. Feel the gentle sea breeze and let go of your worries as you embark on this 45-minute journey across turquoise waters, eager for the tropical paradise that awaits you.
Upon your arrival at the island, you’ll check in to your charming hotel, where relaxation and natural beauty are at your doorstep. The rest of the day is yours to indulge in leisure: unwind by the pool, pamper yourself at the spa, or explore the serene surroundings at your own pace. Take a stroll along the pristine beaches, savor local cuisine, or simply breathe in the tranquility of this enchanting destination. Your adventure has only just begun!
As evening descends, indulge in a delightful dining experience at your hotel’s restaurant, where the talented chef will prepare a sumptuous meal that showcases the best of local flavors. Enjoy a memorable evening filled with culinary delights and a captivating atmosphere as your journey in paradise begins.
Day 2 Koh Rong Sanloem, Koh Rong Light House, Island Boat tour, Bioluminescent Plankton
After savoring a delightful breakfast at the hotel, gather in the lobby, where your guide will provide an exciting overview of your day’s adventure. Prepare to embark on a captivating journey to the renowned Koh Rong Lighthouse.
This historic lighthouse, erected by the French, once served as a vital signal for ships navigating the waters when Koh Rong Sanloem was a bustling port. Today, it stands as a cherished hiking destination, inviting visitors to experience breathtaking panoramic views of the Gulf of Thailand. The trek to the lighthouse may be long, but the well-marked and easy-to-follow trails make it a rewarding experience, with scenery that will leave you awestruck.
After your visit to the lighthouse, get ready to explore the enchanting island on an exhilarating boat tour.
As night falls, prepare to witness a magical spectacle—the mesmerizing bioluminescent plankton. Like tiny stars dancing beneath the waves, these glowing organisms create a stunning display, illuminating the waters around you. Discover the beauty of this natural phenomenon, best enjoyed in the serene darkness of the island, away from light pollution. It’s an unforgettable experience that will make you feel like you’ve stepped into a dream.
(Lunch and Dinner not included in tour price)
Day 3 Koh Rong Sanloem Departure, Phnom Penh, Toul Sleng, Royal Palace, Independence Monument
After a delightful breakfast at the hotel, prepare for an exciting day ahead as you get ready for check-out. Meet your guide in the hotel lobby before heading to the ferry terminal and embarking on your journey to Sihanoukville port. Await your driver, who will whisk you away to the vibrant city of Phnom Penh.
Upon arrival in Phnom Penh, check into your hotel and take a moment to freshen up. Gather in the lobby for a brief orientation with your guide, setting the stage for the adventures that lie ahead.
Note: Lunch is not included in the tour price, so feel free to explore local eateries at your leisure.
Your first destination is the Toul Sleng Genocide Museum, a poignant reminder of Cambodia’s tumultuous past. Originally a secondary school, this site became Security Prison 21 (S-21) under the Khmer Rouge regime from 1975 until 1979. Here, an estimated 20,000 individuals were imprisoned, confined within electrified barbed wire and converted classrooms that served as harrowing torture chambers. The relentless torture and coercion forced prisoners to betray family and friends, leading to even more suffering. Today, Toul Sleng stands preserved, with some rooms untouched since the Khmer Rouge’s exit in 1979. Extensive records, including haunting photographs, tell the deeply tragic stories of those who endured unimaginable horrors.
Next, immerse yourself in the splendor of the Royal Palace, built between 1866 and 1870 when King Norodom relocated the royal capital from Oudong to Phnom Penh. This magnificent complex is divided by walls into four primary areas: the Silver Pagoda, the Khemarin Palace, the Throne Hall, and the Inner Court. Walk amidst the stunning architecture and lush gardens, absorbing the regal ambiance that symbolizes Cambodia’s rich history.
Continue on to the Independence Monument, an architectural gem erected in 1958 to commemorate Cambodia’s liberation from French rule in 1953. Rising 37 meters tall, this lotus-shaped stupa stands as a proud beacon at the intersection of Norodom Boulevard and Sihanouk Boulevard. Designed by the talented architect Vann Molyvann, it seamlessly combines religious and secular elements, making it an iconic representation of national pride. During national celebrations, the monument transforms into a lively hub, adorned with floral tributes and a ceremonial flame ignited by dignitaries, inviting locals and visitors alike to celebrate Cambodia’s independence.
After an enriching day of exploration, return to your hotel for a quick refresh. Then, rendezvous with your guide in the lobby and proceed to a carefully selected restaurant that encapsulates the essence of Cambodian culture. Here, indulge in a delightful dining experience where cozy elegance meets the rich traditions of cuisine. Step into an enchanting ambiance adorned with beautiful Cambodian decor, transporting you to a world filled with warmth and hospitality. Savor an array of authentic dishes bursting with vibrant flavors and culinary heritage. Each bite is a journey through spices and influences that define this captivating cuisine, inviting you to immerse yourself in the heart of Cambodian culture. (Included in the price)
As the evening unfolds, enjoy the rest of your night, reflecting on the day’s experiences and the beauty of Phnom Penh.
Day 4 Phnom Penh, Phnom Chisor, Ta Prohm of Tonle Bati, Choeung EK, Russian Market
After a delightful breakfast, gather in the hotel lobby to meet your guide for an exciting day ahead. Get ready to embark on a journey through Cambodia’s rich history and breathtaking landscapes, starting with your first destination: Phnom Chisor.
Rising majestically 133 meters above Dok Por Village in Takeo Province, Phnom Chisor is a hill topped with an ancient temple dating back to the 11th century. Constructed from laterite and bricks, adorned with intricately carved sandstone lintels, this temple hails from the glorious Khmer Empire, a time when Brahmanism reigned. Originally named Sri Suryaparvata, or “the Mountain of the Sun,” this sacred site offers more than just a glimpse into the past; it provides a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside. At the east edge of the mountain, you’ll find the perfect spot for capturing stunning photos of the expansive rice fields, dotted with hints of village life. As you gaze down, you’ll see a straight avenue connecting two outer gates—Sen Nimol and Sen Roveang temples—now transformed into a serene Buddhist sanctuary, alongside Tonle Om, the ancient baray of Phnom Chisor.
Next, we’ll head to Ta Phrom of Tonle Bati, just a 35-minute drive from Phnom Chisor. This intriguing Angkorian temple, nestled near a tranquil lake, is a charming mini-version of the more famous Ta Prohm in Siem Reap. While Ta Prohm of Tonle Bati would have once been a vibrant Hindu sanctuary, its roots date back to at least the 6th century, during the pre-Angkorian Phnom-DA period. With its structure primarily crafted from brick and laterite, the temple walls are adorned with captivating bas-reliefs illustrating timeless Hindu myths. Inside, five rooms, each housing a Lingam for Shiva worship, lead you deeper into the temple’s spiritual essence. The main sanctuary houses an original 13th-century Buddha statue, gazing East, and above the main door, you’ll discover an exquisite sandstone carving of a reclining Buddha, offering a moment of meditation and reflection.
Our next stop is a stark contrast but equally significant—Choeung Ek, also known as the Killing Fields. Situated just 17 kilometers south of Phnom Penh, this somber site once served as an orchard, now marked by the mass graves of victims of the Khmer Rouge regime from 1975 to 1979. Within this chilling memorial, over 8,895 bodies have been unearthed, and a poignant Buddhist stupa, with its acrylic glass sides, displays more than 5,000 human skulls, bearing witness to a harrowing chapter in Cambodia’s history.
After this moving visit, we’ll return to the city for a delicious lunch, included in your tour.
Once you’ve recharged, explore The Russian Market, the pulsating heart of local commerce in Phnom Penh. This vibrant market is a treasure trove of wooden handicrafts, antiques, colorful fruits and vegetables, and glimmering jewelry. Get lost amid the eclectic stalls, where you can find everything from fashionable elephant pants to the best Khmer iced coffee and tempting grilled bananas. Don’t forget to practice your bargaining skills—the art of negotiation is half the fun!
At the end of the day, retreat back to your hotel and enjoy the rest of your evening at leisure, reflecting on the historical and cultural gems you’ve uncovered. Prepare for more adventures in this enchanting country!
Day 5 Phnom Penh Departure, Kratie, Phnom Pros & Phnom Srey, Irrawady Dolphin at Kampi
On the route to Kratie, we’ll make a fascinating stop at the renowned Phnom Pros and Phnom Srey in Kampong Cham. These iconic hills, dubbed “Woman Hill” and “Man Hill,” are steeped in rich local legend. As we ascend, you’ll be treated to breathtaking panoramic views of the lush countryside and the shimmering Tonle Sap River. The charm of these hills lies not only in their stunning landscapes but also in the timeless folklore that captivates both tourists and pilgrims alike, who seek blessings for love and fertility.
Lunch is not included in the tour price, so feel free to explore local culinary delights on your own.
Continuing our journey, we will arrive in Kratie and head straight to your hotel for check-in. Take some time to relax and freshen up before embarking on an unforgettable excursion to witness the enchanting Irrawaddy dolphins at Kampi.
Board a local boat and set sail on the majestic Mekong River, where you’ll have the rare opportunity to observe the elusive Irrawaddy dolphins in their natural habitat, just 15 km north of Kratie. These freshwater dolphins, among the most endangered mammals, are a sight to behold, and the experience will undoubtedly leave you in awe of nature’s wonders.
After this incredible adventure, return to your hotel and unwind for the evening, free to explore at your leisure.
Dinner is not included in the tour price, allowing you the chance to savor local flavors at your own pace.
Day 6 Kratie, Phnom Sambok, 100 Pillar Pagoda, Wat Rokar Kandal, Local Market
After a delightful breakfast, gather in the hotel lobby to meet your guide for an insightful day of exploration. Your first stop is Phnom Sambok—a serene blend of contemporary meditation center, monastery, and ancient archaeological site nestled between Kratie and Kampi in Kratie Province.
As you ascend the mountain, you’ll discover remnants of an ancient temple interspersed with meditation huts and a prayer hall. Take the left path (west) to uncover these historical vestiges before continuing to the meditation enclaves. Alternatively, if you venture to the right (east) and scale another flight of stairs, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views and a series of stunning shrines at the summit. Here, admire a chaitya with a statue of Buddha, and don’t miss the intriguing moonstone—the lone remnant of the ancient temple—leaning elegantly against the vestibule. From this vantage point, gaze down upon a beautifully crafted prasat that reflects the ancient style, complete with a sculpture of Nandin/Preah Ko.
Next, journey to the 100 Pillar Pagoda in Sam Bor District, a mere 36 kilometers north along National Road No. 7. This remarkable pagoda, situated on the hallowed grounds of the former Royal Palace of Sam Phu Borak from the Chen La period, boasts four distinctive Buddhist temples, each oriented toward a different cardinal direction. Experience the sacredness of Vihear Lao to the west, Vihear Sar Sar-100 to the north, Vihear Kork Keut facing east, and the vestiges of Vihear Kork resting in the south.
Your adventure continues at the stunning Wat Rokar, a gem of 18th-century architecture. With its exquisitely carved wooden pillars and a tiled roof, this temple has been recently restored and serves as a vibrant crafts center during tourist seasons. Marvel at the intricate carvings on the wooden pediments and the elegant crossbeams that add character to the truss system, as well as the grand arched beams that support the roof. Don’t forget to explore the two old stupas on the temple grounds, and across the road, the newly constructed pagoda invites admiration.
Conclude your tour with a visit to the bustling Kratie Local Market, the heartbeat of the town. Here, you’ll witness locals engaging in lively commerce, from vibrant fresh produce to colorful fabrics and artisanal goods. It’s a vibrant atmosphere, overflowing with energy and the aroma of local delicacies, making it a perfect spot to soak in the daily rhythm of Kratie life.
After a day filled with exploration and cultural immersion, return to your hotel and unwind at your leisure, savoring the memories of a day well spent in the captivating heartland of Cambodia.
(Lunch and Dinner not included in tour price)
Day 7 Kratie Departure to Ratanakiri, Bicycle ride in Kaoh Trong
After savoring a delightful breakfast at the hotel, it’s time to prepare for check-out and meet your guide in the lobby, ready to embark on a day filled with adventure and discovery.
Before leaving Kratie, you’ll experience the serene beauty of Koh Trong Island—a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Mekong River, just a short 10-minute ferry ride from Kratie Town. Here, time seems to slow down amid lush orchards, charming fishing and farming villages, and friendly locals who greet you with warm smiles. As you cycle along the island’s 9 km of picturesque, tree-lined paths, you’ll find yourself surrounded by undulating rice paddies, swaying palm trees, and grazing cows, all set against the backdrop of idyllic wooden stilt houses and vibrant orchards.
Take your time to explore this tranquil oasis, whether by bicycle or on foot. Visit local farms and homes to engage with residents, learn about their traditional ways of life, and, if the mood strikes, take a refreshing swim from the sandy beach on the island’s west side. Dubbed the ‘garden market,’ Koh Trong is also the perfect place to sample a delightful variety of local tropical fruits. Don’t miss the opportunity to discover ancient temples and the quaint floating village that add to the island’s charm.
After your invigorating morning cycling alongside the lush landscapes, hop back into your vehicle for a scenic drive to Ratanakiri, renowned for its breathtaking terrain and vibrant natural beauty.
(Lunch not included in tour price)
Upon arriving in Ratanakiri, check in to your hotel and take the rest of the day to unwind. Enjoy the hotel amenities, or consider a quick tour of the city to absorb the local culture.
As evening falls, get ready to meet your guide again in the hotel lobby and head to a carefully selected restaurant where you will indulge in a delightful dinner prepared by the staff. Let the flavors of Ratanakiri enhance your experience this evening!
After a fulfilling day, enjoy the rest of the evening as you relax and reflect on your adventures.
Day 8 Ratanakiri, Veun Sai (Virachey National Park) to Kahn Choun Village (grave site of ethnic minority famous for using totems in cemeteries), Beung Yeak Laom Lake, Katieng Waterfall
Start your day with an early breakfast, then meet your guide in the hotel lobby for an exciting briefing about your upcoming adventure. Afterward, hop into your comfortable vehicle and set off towards Veun Sai, the gateway to the captivating Virachey National Park. This charming village, home to Khmers and diverse ethnic minorities like the Kreung Lao and Chinese, sets the stage for your exploration.
Discover Virachey National Park
As Cambodia’s largest national park, Virachey National Park spans a breathtaking 3,325 square kilometers filled with picturesque forests, towering mountains, vast plateaus, idyllic valleys, and vibrant local communities. One of the park’s remarkable features includes ancient trees that have stood for nearly a thousand years, as well as a rich diversity of wildlife. Listen for the calls of over a hundred bird species, including the majestic Great Hornbill and the striking Red-collared Woodpecker. You’ll also encounter the Brau and Kavet people, who rely on the park’s natural resources for their livelihoods and actively participate in its ecotourism initiatives. This area is steeped in history, bearing scars from the American-Vietnam War, with remnants of the infamous Ho Chi Minh Trail still visible throughout the park.
Sail to Kachok Village
Your adventure continues with a scenic boat ride along the serene Tonle San River, where you’ll glide for about an hour before arriving at Kachok Village. Here, you’ll trek through lush forest to discover an animist cemetery, a site where ancient funeral rituals involving animal sacrifices are still performed. Listen attentively as your tribal guide shares the significance of the intricate totem symbols and the wooden statues that honor the deceased, revealing a profound connection to the spiritual beliefs of the local ethnic minorities.
Explore Beung Yeak Laom Lake
Next, venture to Beung Yeak Laom Lake, a magical volcanic crater lake located just 5 kilometers south of Banlung. Recognized as one of the world’s 15 most beautiful crater lakes, Yeak Laom offers a stunning circular shoreline, 800 meters in diameter and plunging 48 meters deep. Formed 700,000 years ago by volcanic activity, the lake is steeped in local folklore; legend has it that a giant dug a deep pit to retrieve his runaway daughter, which was then filled by rainwater, creating this enchanting body of water. For the Tampuan people, the lake holds significant spiritual meaning, marked by ritual offerings during planting and harvesting seasons.
Unwind at Katieng Waterfall
Your next stop is the picturesque Katieng Waterfall, a hidden gem soaring 10 meters high. From the top, marvel at the stunning views, where large trees frame the cascading waters that spill into a tranquil pool below. The serene ambiance and the breathtaking landscape around the waterfall evoke the beauty of a delicate brush painting on rice paper. The peaceful surroundings make Katieng an idyllic spot to embrace nature, relax, and soak in the tranquil vibes, away from the hustle and bustle of more touristy spots.
Return to Your Hotel
After a day filled with awe-inspiring sights and cultural experiences, return to your hotel and enjoy a well-deserved evening at your leisure.
(Please note that lunch and dinner are not included in the tour price.)
Day 9 Ratanakiri Departure to Steung Treng, Visit Reclining Buddha at Wat Phnom Svay, Kachanh Waterfall
After enjoying a delightful breakfast at your hotel, it’s time to prepare for check-out and meet your guide in the lobby. Get ready for an adventurous day as you bid farewell to the enchanting landscapes of Ratanakiri!
Before departing this captivating province, make a brief yet rewarding stop at the awe-inspiring Reclining Buddha at Wat Phnom Svay, located just 2 kilometers west of the charming Ban Loung provincial town. At the foot of this scenic mountain lies Wat Isana Rattanaram, a serene place of worship for the local villagers. Ascend the mountain to discover the impressive statue of the Reclining Buddha, which symbolizes enlightenment and tranquility. Built in 1994, this majestic figure depicts the Buddha in a relaxed position, embodying the essence of nirvana. From the summit, you’ll be treated to breathtaking panoramic views of Ban Loung; the cool mountain breeze provides a refreshing contrast to the warm, dry air below. The Eisey Patamak Mountain is a true gem in Ratanakiri, where the ancient spirit of the Reclining Buddha still whispers stories of old.
Next, embark on a journey to the captivating Kachanh Waterfall, nestled in the Kachanh Commune of Banlung District. This stunning waterfall, cascading down 12 meters, gracefully flows into the Kantoeng Stream, ultimately joining the Srè Pork River in Lomphat District. Named after the Kreung ethnic minority from Kachanh Village, Kachanh Waterfall is truly a sight to behold. Surrounded by lush rubber plantations, the area offers an idyllic setting for nature enthusiasts. Carefully descend the wooden staircase, comprising approximately 72 steps, to reach the pool at the base of the waterfall. Here, you’ll find a perfect spot to relax and take in the beauty of your surroundings, with the shade of towering trees providing a serene retreat. For a unique experience, take the opportunity to ride an elephant, embarking on a memorable adventure along the tranquil stream.
After a day filled with exploration and wonder, continue your journey to Steung Treng. Once you arrive, check in to your local hotel and unwind. Take this time to relax and reflect on the incredible experiences of the day!
(Lunch and Dinner not included in tour price).
Day 10 Steung Treng Departure to Siem Reap, visit local Market, Koh Ker Temple, Siem Reap
After a delightful breakfast, it’s time to prepare for check-out and embark on our exciting journey to Siem Reap. But before we bid farewell to Steung Treng, let’s dive into the vibrant atmosphere of the local market. This bustling hub is a treasure trove where goods from Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia come together in a colorful celebration of commerce and culture. Don’t forget to explore the charming night market on the southwest side, where the air is filled with enticing aromas from nearby food stalls, especially those near the Preap Son Guesthouse.
If you’re searching for a truly special souvenir to remember your time in Stung Treng, look no further than the exquisite handmade woven rugs. Each piece is a work of art, lovingly crafted by skilled artisans, though some may carry a higher price tag due to their intricate designs. These beautiful rugs are unique to the region, as Laotian crafts are not available anywhere else in Cambodia.
As we journey towards Siem Reap, prepare to be awed by a stop at Koh Ker, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a hidden gem of Cambodia. Nestled about 120 kilometers (75 miles) from Siem Reap, Koh Ker was once a prominent city of the Khmer Empire, known historically as Lingapura, or the city of lingams. This ancient site boasts over 180 sanctuaries spread across a protected area of 81 square kilometers (31 sq mi). While only a couple of dozen monuments are accessible to visitors, the allure of the undiscovered sanctuaries hidden within the forest adds an air of mystery to this incredible location.
In a momentous announcement, Koh Ker was officially inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List on September 17, 2023, during the 45th session of the World Heritage Committee in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This recognition only amplifies the site’s allure and significance!
Upon arriving in Siem Reap Province, we’ll head straight to your hotel for check-in. Once you’re settled in, the rest of the day is yours to enjoy as you please. Whether you choose to take advantage of the hotel’s fantastic amenities or embark on a short tour of the charming town, you’re in for a memorable experience!
(Lunch and Dinner not included in the tour price).
Day 11 Siem Reap, Angkor Wat Sunrise, Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom (Bayon, Baphuon, Elephant Terrace, Pimeanakhas), Ta Phrom
Your Guide will arrange the breakfast in box from your hotel the day before the trip. Meet your guide at the hotel lobby, for a early tour to see the famous Sunrise in Angkor Wat.
Proceed to Angkor Wat for the sunrise, experience the break of day as the sun rises from behind the temple’s five towers in a spectacle of red and golden hues. Your tour guide will explain the meaning of the sun in relation to the temple’s architecture.
Then you will visit the famous Angkor Wat. Built during the reign of King Suryavarman II in the early 12th century, it is constructed following the model of the temple mountain symbolizing the Mount Meru, home of the gods. Inside the temple, the walls are covered with stone carvings and bas-reliefs depicting Hindu mythology and the wars Suryavarman II fought during his reign. Moreover, Angkor Wat is well known for the more than 2,000 Apsara dancers decorating the temple. Construction is thought to have taken around thirty years of intensive labor. Today, Angkor Wat is figured on Cambodia’s national flag as the temple symbolizes the soul of the Khmer people.
Visit the ancient city of Angkor Thom. A short stop at South Gate. Angkor Thom was the last capital of the Great Khmer Empire under the reign of Jayavarman VII. This city is surrounded by an 8 m high wall, drawing a perfect square. Enter the city through the ancient South Gate, an impressive stone gate carved with Elephants and four giant faces. On each side of the entrance path a row of 54 gods or demons is holding the sacred Naga snake.
From here, continue to Bayon Temple in the exact center of the city. This 12th century masterpiece is a study in grandeur and is well-known for its 54 towers with enigmatic faces representing the 54 provinces of the Great Khmer Empire. Baphuon Temple, Phimean Akas Temple, Elephants Terrace & Leper King Terrace, Royal Palace, Woman and Man Pond) are also must-visits as they are both known for their intricate bas-reliefs.
Back to town for Lunch
Proceed to visit Ta-Prom Temple or “Ancestor Brahma” ~ built in the Bayon style largely in the late 12th and early 13th centuries and originally called Rajavihara or Royal Monastery, founded by King Jayavarman VII as a Mahayana Buddhist monastery and center of learning dedicated to his mother. It has been left in much the same condition in which it was found: the photogenic and atmospheric combination massive fig and silk cotton trees grow from the towers and corridors, offering some of the best ‘tree-in temple’.
Back to hotel and take a short rest and freshen up, meet your guide at the hotel lobby, proceed to the restaurant and enjoy the buffet dinner with apsara show.
Enjoy the rest of the night!
Day 12 Siem Reap,Rolous Group Temple (Lolei, Bakong, Preah Ko), Kampong Pluk floating village, Artisans Silk farm
After breakfast, meet the tour guide in the lobby for a short briefing for the whole day tour. Proceed to 1st destination the Roluos Group temple, Lolei, Bakong and Preah Ko. This archaeological site about 13 km east of Siem Reap. Once it was the seat of Hariharalaya, first capital of Khmer Empire. These temples are some of the earliest permanent structures built by Khmer and mark the beginning of classical period of Khmer civilization, built with bricks, partially with laterite or sandstone.
Transfer to the boat pier. Take the private boat and reach to Kampong Pluk, it’s about 20 Km locates on the Southeast of Siem Reap Town.
Over 3000 inhabitants are real Khmers, their households made of wood and bamboo built on stilts of about 6m to 7m high. During dry season when the lake is low and lack of water those buildings look like the skyscrapers. At this time of the year many of villagers move out onto the lake and build a provisional stilted house. In wet season while the water level rises up again, the dwellers move back to their permanent houses on the flood plain, the stilts now hidden under the water. People made a living by catching fishes produce as well as smelly fish paste, fermented fish, smoked fish, dried fish, dried prawn etc.
Upon arrival this village we will explore the above activities and we can have a chat with children at private English class, then stop at Buddhist Island to see Buddha paintings.
In the afternoon, visit Artisans d’Angkor. Artisans d’Angkor was established in 1992 in order to support Cambodian arts and crafts, and to help young people find work in their local villages by continuing the practice of traditional arts. Among the workshops available for visit are wood and stone carving, wood and stone lacquering, gilding, and silk processing.
Back to hotel
Day 13 Siem Reap Departure
Breakfast in the hotel. Free at leisure. Your guide will pick you up from the hotel and transfer you to the airport for Departure
