The essentials of Cambodia, with your private guide

PHNOM PENH
From rice paddy to rice paddy and temple to temple, you will reach the Temple of the Black Lady, Prasat Neang Khmau.
Then comes Phnom Penh, the Cambodian capital, which will open the doors to its palaces and pagodas.
Visit the Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda and the National Museum, finishing at the market where the countless colours and scents of the stalls will sharpen all your senses.

KOMPONG THOM
On the road to Kompong Cham, you will stop at a rubber plantation and a rubber processing factory, then visit a Cham weaving village.
Visit the magnificent temples of Kuha Nokor and Phum Prasat, and the pre-Angkorian temples of Sambor Prei Kuk, with its 100 temples and rural life.

KHOMPONG PHUK – ROLUOS
An experience in the fishing and crocodile-breeding village of Kompong Phuk, where after a walk among schoolchildren, you will also explore the flooded forest by dugout canoe.
Then visit one of the oldest cities in the region, the Roluos group: the source of the Khmer Kingdom.

THE TEMPLES OF ANGKOR
Over two days (and that is the least one can devote to them…), you will immerse yourself in the history of the Khmer Empire by visiting the wondrous temples of Angkor, the oldest religious structure in the world, naturally listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

It is of course possible to extend this discovery by adding a few days to this sample itinerary.

TONLE SAP LAKE & BATTAMBANG
If a reason were needed, Battambang is the pretext for crossing a beautiful stretch of Cambodian countryside made up of rice paddies, temples and villages of traditional houses.
Unless you would rather cross the great lake on a privatised traditional boat as far as Kompong Luong, one of the largest floating villages on Tonle Sap, before continuing on to Battambang (the itinerary will be adapted according to the season).

KOMPONG CHHNANG
You will cross the Cambodian countryside before reaching Phnom Penh, with a boat trip to visit a village and an on-foot discovery of another village and its local crafts.

In summary:
– 3 nights in Phnom Penh
– 1 night in Kampong Thom
– 4 nights in Siem Reap
– 2 nights in Battambang