Cambodia Legacy

You’ll be warmly welcomed at Phnom Penh airport by your personal guide and driver. After checking into your hotel, take a short rest before diving into the city’s vibrant rhythm.
In the late afternoon, walk along the riverside promenade and absorb your first glimpse of local life — monks passing by, food stalls sizzling, and sunset over the Mekong.
Dinner tonight is at a charming Khmer restaurant where you’ll enjoy traditional flavors in a warm setting.

This morning, delve into Cambodia’s turbulent past with a visit to Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek. It’s a sobering but deeply important experience that offers context to the resilience of the Cambodian people.
Later, return to the heart of the capital to explore the elegant Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda. Marvel at golden spires and delicate murals before visiting the National Museum, home to a stunning collection of Khmer art.
Enjoy lunch at a social enterprise restaurant supporting underprivileged youth.

After breakfast, embark on a scenic 5-6 hour drive to Battambang. Pass by endless rice fields, water buffalo, and local villages — a chance to see rural Cambodia unfolding outside your window.
Upon arrival, explore the sleepy colonial streets of Battambang. Visit a local NGO art gallery and perhaps join in a short storytelling workshop with the artists.
Dinner is at leisure — your guide can recommend a riverside eatery or bustling night market depending on your taste.

Start your day with a ride on the famous bamboo train — a quirky, bumpy journey through rice fields that’s sure to bring smiles. Then visit Wat Banan Temple, a hilltop shrine offering panoramic countryside views.
After a delicious lunch, continue to Phnom Sampeau. Explore its hilltop pagodas and the haunting Killing Cave before witnessing thousands of bats stream out at sunset — a natural spectacle you won’t forget.
Optional: Catch a local performance by Phare Ponleu Selpak, a community-run circus blending theater, music, and acrobatics.

Today you’ll journey to Siem Reap, either by private car or scenic boat (seasonal), depending on water levels. On arrival, check into your hotel and relax.
In the afternoon, stroll through the buzzing markets and hidden alleyways of Siem Reap. Then, take part in a monk blessing ceremony — a serene, spiritual experience to prepare you for the temples ahead.
Enjoy a Khmer dinner with a graceful Apsara dance performance — the traditional art of storytelling through movement.

Rise early to catch the sunrise over Angkor Wat. As the sky glows pink behind the temple’s lotus-shaped towers, it’s a moment of pure awe.
Spend the day exploring the most iconic sites: the walled city of Angkor Thom, the smiling faces of Bayon Temple, the Elephant Terrace, and Ta Prohm — its ruins wrapped in tree roots.
After a full day of discovery, return to your hotel for a relaxing evening or an optional massage.

Venture further out to Banteay Srei — the “Jewel of Khmer Art” — known for its delicate pink sandstone carvings. Then stop at Preah Dak village, where you’ll chat with locals and see how palm sugar is made.
Continue to the remote jungle temples of Koh Ker. Climb the pyramid of Prasat Thom for sweeping views and feel the solitude of this forgotten kingdom.
Return in the late afternoon with time to explore Siem Reap’s cafés or artisan workshops.

Today you’ll visit Tonle Sap Lake, Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake. Board a boat and glide through a floating village where homes, schools, and markets float with the tide. It’s a powerful look at resilience and adaptation.
On your way back, stop at Artisans Angkor to learn about traditional Cambodian crafts — a chance to pick up meaningful souvenirs and support local artisans.
Enjoy your final evening with free time or a celebratory dinner of your choice.

Enjoy your last Cambodian breakfast, perhaps take a morning walk through town, and then your guide will transfer you to the airport for your onward journey. You leave with the memory of smiling faces, moving histories, and a culture that stays with you long after the trip ends.