Day 1: Arrival in Phnom Penh City Tour

Experience the charm of Phnom Penh, a city where traditional Khmer and colonial architectures blend harmoniously with French villas and tree-lined avenues. Upon your arrival, our representative will warmly welcome you at the airport and accompany you to your accommodation.
After a delightful breakfast, you will set off on a captivating city tour. Your first destination is the impressive Royal Palace complex, showcasing exquisite Khmer-style architecture dating back to 1866 under King Norodom’s reign. Adjacent to the palace lies the Silver Pagoda, also known as the Emerald Buddha Temple, housing a stunning array of Buddha statues adorned with precious metals and gemstones.

Next, you will visit the iconic Independence Monument, symbolizing Cambodia’s independence, followed by a visit to the National Museum. This architectural masterpiece boasts a vast collection of over 5,000 art antiques crafted from various materials such as bronze, wood, gold, and sandstone. Stroll through the riverside park where four rivers converge, including the majestic Mekong River, and ascend the sacred hill of Phnom Daun Penh for panoramic vistas of the city.

Conclude your day with a relaxing evening at your hotel in Phnom Penh, filled with enriching experiences and unforgettable memories.

Day 2: Phnom Penh City Tour to Siem Reap

In the afternoon, you will visit Tuol Sleng prison, now known as the Genocide Museum, where the dark chapters of the Khmer Rouge regime are revealed. Formerly called S-21 (short for Security Office 21), this facility was the main security camp of the Khmer Rouge, used for interrogations and the elimination of perceived threats to the regime. After delving into Cambodia’s tragic past, you will explore the lively Russian market for a shopping experience.

Later, you will head to the airport or bus station for your journey to Siem Reap by flight or express bus. Upon arrival in Siem Reap, our representative will meet you at the airport or bus station and arrange transportation to your hotel. You will spend the night at your hotel in Siem Reap.

Day 3: Full Day Angkor Tour

Today, your journey commences at the South Gate of Angkor Thom, a significant entrance to the grand royal city that was the final capital of the Angkor Empire. Inside this historical site, you will come across the famous Bayon Temple, an architectural marvel that underwent a century-long evolution, resulting in a complex design.

Your exploration continues with a visit to the Terrace of the Elephants, a striking wall adorned with intricately carved elephants spanning 300 meters. Situated at the heart of Angkor Thom, this impressive structure stands in front of the massive temple mountain, Baphuon. Your tour will then take you through the Royal Palace Area and Phimeanakas, a majestic sandstone pyramid with significant ritual importance. Adjacent to the Terrace of the Elephants lies the Terrace of the Leper King, featuring a double terrace wall intricately embellished with deeply carved nagas, demons, and mythological figures. Your morning concludes with a visit to the enchanting Ta Prohm temple, a beautiful fusion of human craftsmanship and natural beauty.

In the afternoon, your focus shifts to the extraordinary Angkor Wat temple. This ancient Cambodian masterpiece is renowned as one of the world’s oriental wonders, depicting the universe as described in Hindu mythology. Five iconic towers reach towards the sky, surrounded by symmetrical galleries adorned with intricate reliefs and stone depictions of celestial Apsara dancers. The temple is a treasure trove of portals, chambers, and courtyards, showcasing the rich history and artistry of the region.

Day 4: Full Day Angkor Tour

Following a delightful breakfast, embark on a journey to discover the marvels of Angkor. The first destination is the captivating Ta Prohm temple, where the blend of human artistry and natural splendor is truly extraordinary. In the afternoon, venture to Angkor Wat temple, a magnificent symbol of Cambodia’s ancient past and a breathtaking sight in the eastern world. It symbolizes the Hindu mythological universe, featuring five grand towers reaching towards the heavens, surrounded by intricate galleries adorned with detailed reliefs and stone depictions of celestial Apsara dancers. This architectural wonder consists of portals, chambers, and courtyards arranged in a five-level pyramid dedicated to the deity Shiva.

As the evening approaches, visit Preah Khan, known as The Sacred Sword, a temple with extensive cruciform corridors and elaborate carvings, also built by Jayawarman VII. Next on the itinerary is Neak Pean, a delicate masterpiece of Khmer art created by Jayavarman VII, often described as a heavenly paradise on earth. East Mebon, established in the 10th Century by Rajendravarman, sits on a small island, providing a serene and unique setting.

Cap off the day with a visit to Pre Rup, another temple from the 10th Century constructed by Rajendravarman, offering a mesmerizing view of the sunset. After a day filled with exploration, return to your hotel in Seam Reap for a peaceful night’s rest.

Day 5: Siem Reap City Tour – Floating Village

Your day will commence with a visit to Wat Thmei, also known as the Killing Field, where a striking glass-walled stupa holds the remains of those who suffered under the Khmer Rouge regime. Some of these bones were recovered from a nearby well, while others belong to soldiers who lost their lives on a neighboring battlefield. This somber site serves as a poignant reminder of Cambodia’s turbulent past.

Following this, you will proceed to Les Artisans d’Angkor – Chantiers Ecole, a renowned establishment known for crafting authentic Khmer arts and crafts. After immersing yourself in this cultural experience, you will enjoy a lunch break at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, you will venture to the Floating Villages located south of Siem Reap. A traditional wooden boat will transport you across the Tonle Sap, Asia’s largest lake, offering a glimpse into the Khmer way of life as seen in the floating villages.

Your next stop is Wat Bo, a pagoda steeped in history dating back to the 18th century. Within its walls, you will discover unique wall paintings depicting the Reamker, Cambodia’s rendition of the epic Ramayana, believed to originate from the late 19th century. The day concludes with a visit to Psar Chars, also known as the Old Market, one of the city’s vibrant markets where you can browse for souvenirs to commemorate your journey. Tonight, you will retire at your hotel in Siem Reap.

Day 6: Depart Siem Reap

This morning, we will coordinate your transportation to the airport, whether it be for your return journey home or to your next adventurous destination.

Note:

• Flight details are tentative and may change based on airline schedules.

• Hotel accommodations are subject to change based on availability.

Things to consider before the trip!

Weather

Payment Policy

A 25% deposit is required at the time of booking your travel package, with an additional 25% amount due no later than 30 days prior to departure. For standard travel packages, the remaining 50% balance can be settled during or after your trip but must be completed before the tour concludes. Failure to comply with our payment policy may result in the cancellation of your booking.

Important Notes:

• Latest payment policies are available upon request from our Customer Service Team
• If you choose to make payment through any method other than NEFT/RTGS, direct bank deposit, or cash payment, you will be responsible for any transfer charges incurred by banks or payment agencies

Cancellation Policy

We understand that most travelers who cancel their reservations do so due to unforeseen circumstances or emergencies. However, cancellations require significant administrative resources, including dedicated staff time, communication costs, and pre-purchased arrangements. Therefore, all cancellations will incur the following fees based on the timing of cancellation:

Cancellation Charges:

• Before 30 days: 15% of the total tour cost
• 30 – 15 days: 30% of the total tour cost
• 14 – 7 days: 70% of the total tour cost
• 6 – 3 days: 80% of the total tour cost
• 2 – 0 days: 100% of the total tour cost

Additional Terms:

• All cancellations made within 25 days of trip commencement will attract a minimum cancellation charge of ₹10,000
• If you fail to join a tour, join after departure, or leave before completion, no refund will be provided
• The above cancellation fees are in addition to any charges that may be imposed by accommodation providers or third-party service cancellation fees

Cancellation Due To Natural Disasters And Unforeseen Circumstances

If your tour is cancelled or postponed due to natural disasters (landslides, snowfall, floods, earthquakes), severe weather conditions, road blockades, civil unrest, riots, or any weather-related or socio-political disruptions occurring at the last moment, no refund will be provided.

Specific Scenarios:

• If roads are blocked and travelers miss their scheduled accommodation, the full cost of the missed hotel stay will be charged, plus the cost of any emergency accommodation we arrange
• Travelers may choose to arrange and pay for emergency accommodation at their own expense
• If a particular destination must be cancelled at the last moment, the full amount for that portion will be charged
• Changes to itineraries due to regional unrest or security concerns may require immediate rebooking, and travelers must cooperate with new arrangements

Important Disclaimer: This policy exists because natural phenomena and socio-political situations are beyond our control. Road blockages, regional conflicts, and weather emergencies can necessitate last-minute changes to travel plans. In such circumstances, travelers will bear the expenses for any required modifications to their itinerary.

While these situations are rare, they can affect any traveler. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in such exceptional circumstances.