Simply Relax - Cultural Tour and Luxury Cambodia

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Arrival at Siem Reap International Airport. Fast track services to avoid the crowed and collect your luggage. You will be welcomed by your private English-Speaking guide and transfer to Jaya River House for your accommodation, three nights in Siem Reap.

Today, we visit Banteay Srei, a petite pink temple and the jewel in the crown of Angkor-era sculpture. Because of the dense pink sandstone used, the elaborate carvings here are the finest found in Cambodia. Banteay Srei translates as ‘Fortress of the Women’, because of to the intricate carvings which are considered too fine for the hands of a man.  Lastly visit the 12th century temple of Banteay Samre. Because of over-quarrying of sandstone, this temple is unique as it uses laterite for the roofed corridors. In addition, the pediments above the inner doors include some of the most accomplished carving from the Angkor period.  Return to your hotel for lunch. In the afternoon, 1530 hours, you will be picked up and transfer to Quad Bike Station. Briefing of the bike and tour. The Sunset tour takes you through 14 kilometers of the countryside immediately surrounding Siem Reap and ends with a beautiful view of the setting sun as it dips below the rice fields. This is a soft adventure program and suite for family trip. Later, you will be transferred back to your hotel. Please make sure you read their safety Caution as well as wearing helmet.  Accommodation at your hotel.

Make an early start today for Kampong Pluk Village, enjoying a packed breakfast as you head out on a wooden boat to watch the sun rise over Tonle Sap Lake (or the paddy fields depending on the water level). Situated on the floodplain of the Tonle Sap Lake, the village houses appear to float when the water levels are high, but in the dry season when the stilts are exposed the village soars six metres above the ground. The residents aren't the only fishermen here: if you're lucky you might spot a crab-eating macaque in the nearby flooded mangrove forest. Later, we visit Beng Mealea Temple, one of Angkor’s more atmospheric settings, the ancient temple at Beng Mealea lies well off-the-beaten-track. Located some 77 kilometres from the main complex at Siem Reap and shrouded in jungle, this magical location conjures up instant images of lost temples and adventure, with its crumbling towers and courtyards wrapped in tree roots and vegetation. One of the largest of the Khmer temples, it is also one of Angkor’s most photogenic. Later we head to the Troav Kot Lake for your local lunch. In recent years, this is now popular for local hangout during the public holidays with stunning lake view. You can relax on the hammock while waiting for your food. Lots of local beer and drinker water are available for. Page Break After lunch, we head to Happy Dragon-fruit Farm and enjoy the local fruit before going to visit one of least visited temple called, Chai Say Vibol Temple, is the vastest temple complex in the Angkor plains that is situated outside the Archaeological Park. It lies to the east of Angkor and to the north-east of Roluos. It is an "off the beaten track" monument. A visitor should neither expect intact buildings nor delicious works of art, because Chau Say Vibol is unrestored. Even the original structure was not at all luxuriously decorated, though constructed in Angkor's heydays in the 12th century. It is most probably from the Angkor Wat period in the first half of the century. Arrival at Siem Reap and transfer to your hotel.

Explore the temples and monuments of Angkor by bicycle. The ideal way to escape the crowds and enjoy a relatively unhurried exploration of one of the world’s greatest archaeological sites, you’ll weave your way through gates and temples inaccessible to the tourist laden cars and buses. This presents the perfect opportunity to soak up the atmosphere of these spectacular UNESCO monuments without the distractions of hordes of tour groups. Beginning with the unparalleled majesty of Angkor Wat you’ll start the day amongst the halls and chambers of the best preserved of all the Angkorian temples, before moving on to the old royal city of Angkor Thom. Cycling along the avenue of demons and gods that guard the South Gate, you’ll then visit the stunning stone heads and bas-relief carvings of the Bayon. You’ll then take in the Pyramid of Baphuon and the Terraces of the Elephants and the Leper King. Later we cycle to Srah Srang Lake and enjoy lunch overlooking the lake. Later, we return to your hotel by vehicle and enjoy your afternoon at the pool. Accommodation at your hotel.

Breakfast at hotel. Later, we transfer to domestic airport and flight to Phnom Penh. Arrival at Phnom Penh and we transfer to Raffles Le Royal Hotel. Day at leisure. 5.30pm your guide will meet you at your hotel to take you on a fascinating and fun foodie tour. Start out with a drink at a local bar and then walk through the urban streets to the tuk tuk meeting point and the start of the tour.  We don't want to spoil this voyage of culinary discovery by revealing all the details now but, rest assured, your tastebuds will be tantalized as you discover some of the locals' secrets about where and what to eat! The evening will include of visiting an evening wet market, driving through the city, nightlife along the river side. We will walk through riverside where your driver will be waiting for you and have your final meal. Round up your evening with a drink or two Bassac Lane before the tuk tuk takes you back to your hotel at around 10pm. Accommodation at your hotel.

Welcome to Phnom Penh - the city once named Paris of the East. Despite its rapid development, it has retained its rustic charm and elegance. It is an amazing town with centuries of incredible history and culture which can still be felt at many street corners. Your guide will meet you and pick you up for Phnom Penh City tour. We first visit the Killing Fields outside the city and afterwards the centrally located prison “S21”. Both historic sites display the sad and cruel chapter of the country’s history when the Khmer Rouge ruled Cambodia with terror and oppression. Those places have not changed much since this horrific time back in the early seventies and it can be quiet heart-breaking. We have a lunch at a well-renowned Malis restaurant in town. Our exploration of Phnom Penh continues with the cultural highlights of the city’s heritage. The golden edifice of the Royal Palace with its Silver Pagoda and the exceptional Khmer crafts at the National Museum top the list of the city’s must-sees. The day trip ends with a “cyclo” ride along the bustling streets of downtown Phnom Penh and return to your hotel. Dinner and accommodation at your hotel.

Breakfast at hotel. Morning at leisure. You may explore on your own with a visit to Central Market for it’s colonial style of French architect. Accommodation at your hotel. Day 8 Phnom Penh – Drive to Sihanoukville and Boat to Koh Rong Island. After breakfast, you will be transfer to Sihanoukville by overland. The drive may take approx. 5 hours and we will have stops along the road for journey break. Local coffee and snack along the road. Arrival at Sihanoukville and we will transfer by boat to Koh Rong Island. Accommodation at Royal Sand for 6 Nights.

Breakfast at Royal Sand Beach Resort. Day at leisure.

Departure Breakfast at your hotel. Check out from the resort and speedboat transfer to mainland. Arrival at Sihanoukville Jetty and we transfer to Phnom Penh to catch your home flight. End of Service.

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