This 7-day Incredible Cambodia Tour has everything a visitor could wish for in a sensational trip to Cambodia. You will have a chance to visit the National Museum, Killing Fields, off-the-beaten-track remote temples, and learn more about Khmer history. Besides the historic value, the tour also delivers sublime experiences for culture enthusiasts: having one day in the Tonle Lake, seeing how local people manage their lives in this unique floating region, and walking along streets and making friends with local people. A tour to Cambodia cannot be complete without a trip to the marvelous Angkor Wat, the spectacular religious site once known as a jewel in the jungle. A guided tour with a knowledgeable tour guide, magnificent architecture, and historical facts will absolutely make this a never-to-be-missed experience.
This 7-day Incredible Cambodia Tour has everything a visitor could wish for in a sensational trip to Cambodia. You will have a chance to visit the National Museum, Killing Fields, off-the-beaten-track remote temples, and learn more about Khmer history. Besides the historic value, the tour also delivers sublime experiences for culture enthusiasts: having one day in the Tonle Lake, seeing how local people manage their lives in this unique floating region, and walking along streets and making friends with local people. A tour to Cambodia cannot be complete without a trip to the marvelous Angkor Wat, the spectacular religious site once known as a jewel in the jungle. A guided tour with a knowledgeable tour guide, magnificent architecture, and historical facts will absolutely make this a never-to-be-missed experience.
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Siem Reap
Phnom Penh is the most populous city in Cambodia and supposed to the most beautiful French built city in Asia. Abandoned during the Khmer Rouge period and with very little development until the 21st century, Phnom Penh has avoided the mass modern high rise development of other cities in the same area. The city maintains a unique vibrancy and provides a fascinating contrast between old and new. For many visitors, Phnom Penh is a transit stop before hopping on to Siem Reap, nevertheless, there are plenty of reasons to linger in the city. From the historical significant sites to understand what happened in Cambodia during the Khmer Rouge and Pol Pot years to the astounding temples and palaces to explore the classic Khmer architecture that make Phnom Penh an excellent location to spend a few days before heading into other parts of the country. Aside from sightseeing, Phnom Penh has a range of options for nightlife options and restaurants, including some great rooftop bars. There are a plethora of street stalls where you can fill up on noodle dishes, filled baguettes and fruit shakes. The bustling riverfront and Sisowath Quay are lined with cafés, restaurants and bars serving cuisine from all over the world. Boeung Keng Kang is also packed with swish cafes, restaurants and bars. The restaurants are reasonably priced, and many visitors end up lingering in Phnom Penh for the restaurant scene.
Siem Reap is the gateway to Cambodia’s vast and spectacular temples of Angkor undoubtedly one of the world's greatest archaeological sites. Constructed between the 9th and 15th centuries, these magnificent temples were once the grounds for the Khmer Empire’s capitals. The Angkor Archaeological Park covers around 400 sq km, and the largest, most well-known temple is Angkor Wat. The mysterious architectural techniques used to construct these temples still amaze the world today. Apart from the temples, one can take a Vespa ride and weave through the streets with a local guide on a street food tour. Head into the countryside for a cooking class, cycle or even ride a quad bike along the backroads, passing villages, paddy fields and taking in a more peaceful side to the city. Further afield is Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake - the Tonlé Sap. Cruise past the villages of stilt houses rising from the lake, such as Kampong Phluk town that soars above the water in the dry season and sits on top of the water in the rainy season. Welcoming 2.6 m tourists annually, Siem Reap is one of the biggest tourism hubs in Southeast Asia. From exploring ancient temples and floating villages to indulging in exquisite Khmer cuisine and relaxing in luxurious resorts, the town promises an unforgettable experience that blends cultural immersion with modern comforts.
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