• Welcome by the tour guide upon your arrival at the airport, and transfer by private car to the hotel
• Free to explore the city
• Overnight in hotel

Angkor Thom - Ta Prohm - Angkor Wat

• Explore the walled city of Angkor Thom, 10sq km in size
• Visit the South Gate, Bayon
• See the fascinating Buddhist monastery of Ta Prohm, invaded by the jungle over many years
• Visit the Baphuon with its splendid sculptures
• Pass through the Terrace of the Elephants
• See the Terrace of the Leper King with its beautiful carvings of gods, nagas, and dancers and the the Royal Enclosure and its small temple, Phimeanakas
• Discover and explore Angkor Wat, built in the first half of the twelfth century, and dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu
• Witness the sunset, from the top of the hill of Phnom Bakheng
• Apsara Dance Show, including dinner
• Overnight in hotel

Kbal Spean – Banteay Srei – Banteay Samre

• Travel across the sacred Kulen mountain range to the Kbal Spean area
• Stroll through the forest to visit Kbal Spean, known as ‘The River of a Thousand Lingas’
• Visit Phnom Kulen, considered by Khmers to be on the most sacred mountain in Cambodia
• See the temple Banteay Srei, a Hindu temple dating back to the 10th century
• Visit the temple Banteay Samre, a Hindu temple dedicated in the 12th century to Vishnu Shiva
• Overnight in hotel

Siem Reap – Roluos Group – 3 Buddhist Temples from the 12th Century

A 15 km drive from Siem Reap, you'll visit the Roluos Group, a Hindu complex dating back to the late 9th century, representing the beginnings of Khmer architecture

You will explore the three main temples dedicated to Shiva:

• Preah Ko Temple
• Lolei Temple
• Bakong Temple

The Roluos Group represents the remnants of Hariharalaya, the first major capital founded in the Angkor region

In the afternoon:

• Preah Khan Monastery, meaning "Sacred Sword" (Buddhist)
• Neak Pean Temple (Buddhist)
• Ta Som Temple (Buddhist)

These three temples were built by King Jayavarman VII, reflecting the prominence of Mahayana Buddhism during his reign

Next, visit the Baray, a large rainwater reservoir, and the Eastern Mebon Temple, built on an island in the middle of the Baray, featuring beautiful Hindu sculptures

The day concludes with a stunning sunset at the Pre Rup Temple-Mountain, a former Hindu funerary temple dedicated to Shiva, renowned for its magical colors at dusk

Overnight in hotel

Siem Reap – Battambang : 180 km - 3h

• Departure for Tonle Sap Lake – one of the largest freshwater fish reserves, to explore the Kampong Khleang fishing villages and board a traditional boat for a cruise to Battambang
• Crossing Tonle Sap Lake to reach the Sangker River and discovery of the Prek Toal Biosphere, which is home to a migratory bird reserve. Numerous dwellings on stilts, floating villages, where ancestral fishing techniques are still practiced. Floating homes or houses on stilts, depending on the floods!
• Before arriving in Battambang, visit the Vat Ek Phnom, a haunting 11th-century temple that has partially collapsed
• Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the Prahoc market, where you can discover prahoc, a fermented fish paste used in traditional Khmer recipes
• Overnight in hotel

Depart for Phnom Sampeu, where stunning panoramic views of the lush countryside greet you. This site carries a haunting history, with caves that were once used as torture chambers during the Khmer Rouge era

Battambang is the 2nd city of Cambodia, on the banks of the Sagker River. In an environment of countryside and rice fields as far as the eye can see, this small colorful town, with Khmer charm, leads a traditional and authentic life with its markets and artisanal villages

• Then, stroll in the countryside with the famous and unique bamboo train
• Visit to the provincial museum and city tour
• Countryside landscapes along the Sangker River
• Visit the Wat Slaket pagoda, residence of the Buddhist Patriarch
• Then visit the temple of Wat Ek Phnom (10th century)
• Visit to a rice paper workshop
• Visit to a fish paste factory
• Overnight in hotel

Battambang – Kampong Chhnang – Oudong – Phnom Penh : 300 km – 6h

Across the fertile plains intended for rice cultivation, road to Kampong Chhnang , a city with colonial charm. Short stop at Pursat, a city renowned for its marble sculptures

Enjoy a boat ride through the floating village of Kampong Luong, home to the Vietnamese community. Here, floating homes and stilt houses adapt to the ever-changing waters

Visit the pottery villages around Kampong Chhnang, "the Pottery Port" located at the confluence of Tonle Sap Lake and the Tonle Sap River

Savor a delicious lunch at a local restaurant before continuing on to Phnom Penh, the capital with its beautiful colonial buildings, large avenues and pretty monuments of Khmer architecture

On the way, visit the abandoned royal city of Oudong, established in the early 17th century, where the three stupas on the hill offer a glimpse into the past

Overnight in hotel

City tour of the capital, preserving its charm with beautiful colonial buildings, wide avenues, and lovely Khmer-style monuments

• Visit the National Museum of Fine Arts, showcasing a collection of pre-Angkorian and Angkorian sculptures
• Explore the Royal Palace, featuring traditional Khmer architecture
• Admire the Silver Pagoda with its stunning emerald and gold Buddhas encrusted with diamonds.
• Discover Wat Phnom, the oldest temple in the city, and see the statue of Lady Penh, after whom the Cambodian capital is named

In the afternoon:

• Visit the Genocide Museum, formerly the notorious S-21 prison where the worst tortures were inflicted before execution under Pol Pot's regime
• Explore the Choeng Ek Killing Fields outside Phnom Penh, a somber reminder of the atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge

If time permits, enjoy a stroll through the Central Market, famous for its Art Deco architecture

Overnight in hotel

Phnom Penh – Fly - Siem Reap : 1h

Private car transfer with driver to Phnom Penh airport for the flight to Siem Reap

Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by your guide and driver for a transfer to your hotel

With guide and driver

In the morning, embark on a bike ride to explore local activities and take in the stunning landscapes along the route to the Angkor temples. Experience the charm of Siem Reap's countryside

Later, visit a local family's home, where you'll be guided through the preparation of traditional dishes. Enjoy a friendly, hands-on cooking experience followed by a shared meal with the family

In the afternoon, arrive at the floating fishing village of Chong Kneas, located on the edge of Tonlé Sap Lake. Enjoy a peaceful boat ride across the lake

Tonlé Sap is home to a diverse ecosystem and one of the largest freshwater fish reserves, with fishing still carried out using ancient methods

The village is a humble community living in challenging conditions, with stilt houses or floating homes that adapt to seasonal changes

End the day with a picturesque sunset at Phnom Krom, a peaceful "small hill" offering stunning views

Overnight in hotel

Free time before transfer to the airport for your departure flight