12-Day Temples and Nature in Cambodia

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In the morning, visit of South Gate of Angkor Thom: Bayon, Baphoun and Baksei Chamkrong, the Elephant Terrace and the Terrace of the Leper King. In the afternoon, visit Ta Prohm and Angkor Wat. At the end of the day, enjoy a traditional Angkor gondola cruise on the moat of Angkor Thom. You'll catch the sunset over Angkor before making your way back to Siem Reap.

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In the morning start with the Rolous group temples and in the afternoon, Banteay Srei. On the way back, stop in a village for a fresh coconut drink and to observe how Cambodian people collect the sugar palm and tend the rice fields. After that, visit Banteay Samre and at the end of the day, enjoy the sunset at Pre Rup Temple. At night, enjoy the “Cambodian circus” show in Siem Reap by energetic and talented young professional artists from Phare.

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In the morning, transfer to take the boat for a half-day in Tonlé Sap Lake to visit floating village and see how local people live on the "great lake of Cambodia". After lunch, visit Senteur d'Angkor and Artisans d'Angkor to learn more about the crafts that are made in the area, you'll have the chance to buy some of them as souvenirs if you wish.

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In the morning, visit Neak Pean 'the entwined serpents' and Preah Khan Temples, once home to 100,000 servants, which are closely related and a fascinating insight into Khmer architecture and the history of Angkor. In the afternoon, take some time to enjoy the facilities at the hotel by taking a dip in the pool or explore Siem Reap at your own pace.

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In the morning, transfer to Preah Vihear province and visit two temples along the road. When you arrive, check in and relax, taking time to enjoy the quiet of the Cambodian countryside, ready for your most scenic venture of the trip the next day. Preah Vihear is home to the greatest Khmer masterpiece of the same name.

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Depart in the early morning to visit Preah Vihear Temple, highly regarded as the most majestic of Angkor temples spread across 800 metres. In the afternoon transfer to Kampong Thom then you will visit Sambor Prei Kuk which was the capital of the Pre-Angkorian Chenla Kingdom. The temple zone of Sambor Prei Kuk is home to some impressive Angkorian temples and is much less visited than Angkor Wat.

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This morning, you'll depart for Kratie, most famous for the small village of Kampi where the endangered Irrawaddy dolphins roam in the waters. When you arrive, you may want to take a rest, or alternatively, head out to explore the sleepy town of Kratie and become acquainted with the local culture. In the countryside of Cambodia, tradition is very much close to the hearts of locals.

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This morning, take the ferry to visit Koh Trong. You'll learn about the importance of reforestation in the region and participate in planting activities to positively contribute to the regeneration of the land. Then, take a horse cart tour around the local village and get to know the locals along the way. You'll be free to walk around and relax, embracing the slow pace of life. Then, when your finished at Koh Trong, you'll head back to your hotel.

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Depart from Kratié to travel to Mondulkiri, moving further north towards the border of Laos. Once settled in your new accommodation, you'll spend the afternoon visiting Bousra Waterfall, perhaps one of the most famous natural attractions in Cambodia where you can swim and gaze at the majesty and power of the waterfall.

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This memorable day starts with a trek through the jungle for 1 hour until you reach the Elephant Sanctuary, this honourable company go to great lengths to make sure that the elephants are given the care and attention they deserve. You'll learn about the duties performed and have a chance to meet these beautiful creatures.