Upon landing at the airport, meet your local guide and driver who will transfer you to the hotel for check-in. Kindly note that the standard check-in time is from 2:00 PM (14:00) onwards.

After a short rest, begin your sightseeing with the striking Khmer-style Royal Palace complex, established in 1866 by King Norodom’s predecessors. Nearby stands the Silver Pagoda, also known as the Emerald Buddha Temple, displaying countless Buddha statues crafted from gold, silver, diamond, and gemstones. Continue to the Independence Monument, then visit the National Museum – a classic example of Khmer architecture showcasing more than 5,000 artifacts made of bronze, wood, copper, sandstone, gold, and silver. Pass along the scenic riverfront park where four rivers, including the mystical Mekong, converge. Climb the sacred hill Phnom Daun Penh, the site that gave the capital its name. End the day at the Central Market, an art-deco style market designed by French architect Louis Chauchon in 1937, featuring a central dome and sprawling hallways filled with shops and stalls. Overnight stay at hotel in Phnom Penh.

Meal Plan: No Meals

Begin the morning with a visit to the Tuol Sleng Prison, now preserved as the Genocide Museum. Once the notorious S-21 Security Office under the Khmer Rouge regime, it served as the main center for interrogation and execution of those accused of opposing the regime. Leaving behind this dark part of history, head to the lively Russian Market where you can browse through stalls and witness the daily life of local people.

In the afternoon, transfer to the bus station for your journey to Siem Reap, a drive of approximately 6 hours. Upon arrival, meet your guide and driver who will take you to the hotel for check-in. Welcome to Siem Reap, the land of Cambodia's greatest treasures. Overnights stay at hotel in Siem Reap.

Meal Plan: Breakfast Included

After breakfast, meet your guide and begin the day exploring Angkor Thom, the 12^th-century fortified royal city and the last capital of the Angkor Empire. Enter through the South Gate with its striking statues symbolizing the Churning of the Ocean of Milk. Continue to Bayon Temple, famed for its 54 towers adorned with more than 200 serene faces of Avalokiteshvara. Walk through the Royal Enclosure, Elephant Terrace, and Terrace of the Leper King. Conclude the morning at Ta Prohm Temple, where ancient roots of giant trees intertwine with the stone ruins, creating a mystical atmosphere.

In the afternoon, tour the Grand Circuit temples. Start at Preah Khan, known as the "Sacred Sword," with its long corridors and intricate carvings. Visit Neak Pean, a delicate island temple symbolizing the heavens on earth. Continue to Ta Som, a small Bayon-style temple, then to East Mebon, a 10^th-century structure once located on an island in the Eastern Baray. End at Pre Rup, another 10th-century temple built by King Rajendravarman. Overnight stay at hotel in Siem Reap.

Meal Plan: Breakfast Included

Note: For groups of 15 or more, a 25-seater bus is used for the full-day sightseeing (1 bus for 15–20 pax, 2 buses for 21–36 pax).

Enjoy breakfast and proceed to the world-renowned Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992. Commissioned by King Suryavarman II (1113–1152), the temple was built to honor the Hindu God Vishnu. Its five towers and pyramidal design, combined with galleries, courtyards, and moats, represent one of the finest achievements of Khmer architecture.

In the afternoon, drive to Banteay Srei, admired for its smaller scale, excellent state of preservation, and exquisite carvings in pink sandstone. Continue to Banteay Samre, a 12^th-century temple with a central sanctuary, four wings, and two libraries. Conclude with a stop at Pradak Village, where you can see locals producing palm sugar and handicrafts, offering an authentic glimpse into Cambodian rural life. Overnight stay at hotel in Siem Reap.

Meal: Breakfast Included

This morning visit Wat Thmei, also known as the Killing Field, where a glass stupa holds the remains of Khmer Rouge victims and soldiers from nearby battlefields. Continue to Satcha Handicraft Center, Cambodia’s first artisan hub dedicated to preserving traditional skills while encouraging modern design, sustainability, and cultural exchange.

In the afternoon, travel to Tonle Sap Lake, located 10 km south of Siem Reap. Take a traditional wooden boat ride through the floating villages to observe the unique lifestyle of people who live on the water. Return to the city to visit Wat Bo, a revered 18^th-century pagoda with rare mural paintings of the Reamker (Ramayana), followed by a walk through the bustling Local Market. Overnight stay at hotel in Siem Reap.

Meal Plan: Breakfast Included

After breakfast, enjoy free time at leisure until 12:00 PM (noon), the standard check-out time. Later, your driver will accompany you to the airport for your onward flight.

Meal Plan: Breakfast