Day 1- Arrival-Phnom Penh

Meet guide upon arrival at Phnom Penh international airport. Transfer to hotel and check in. National Museum also called the Musee des Beaux-Art. A French archeologist and painter, Georges Groslier, designed the Khmer-style building in 1917. It contains a large collection of arts, notably sculptures representing in each of the major periods of Khmer history.


Royal palace and Silver pagoda. The palace was built by the French in 1866. The Silver Pagoda is so named because of its floor, which is made up of 5,329 silver tiles. It houses a gold Buddha weighing 90 kilograms and adorned with 2086 diamonds.


Wat Phnom was built by Madam Penh in 1372 when she found a Buddha inside a Koki tree on the site. It is still an important historical side with great religious significance for Cambodians today. Toul Sleng Museum ( S-21 prison) this former school was used as a prison by Pol Pot's security forces. It became the largest center of detention and torture during the brutal rule of the Khmer Rouge and the Killing Fields.

DAY 2 - Phnom Penh – Tonle Bati – Takeo – Phnom Da – Kampot – Kep (B)

Departure from Phnom Penh for Kep En route, stop at Tonle Bati and visit Ta Prohm temple (12-13C) and Yeay Peau temple (12thC). Visit the Prasat Neang Khmao, the temple of the Black Virgin (10thC) and visit a silk weaving village before proceeding to Takeo.


Take a boat from Takeo to Phnom Da (please note that the speedboat does not have a cover or any shade hat and sun tan cream essential.) Visit Phnom Da temple (the climb up is easy as this particular Phnom "hill" is not very high. The path up to the temple is steep, over some big rocks), a pre-Angkorian laterite tower (6thC) and Asram Maharoseil (6thC), an Indian-style sandstone temple constructed in a style unlike any other temple in Cambodia.


Return to Takeo by boat and continue to Kampot and further to the seaside resort of Kep, formerly known as Kep-sur-Mer. This beautiful coastal area was once the favorite holiday spot for Cambodia's French-influenced elite. Check in at hotel.

DAY 3 - Kompot - Bokor National Park Kompot (B)

Drive to Bokor National Park (A pleasant 30 minutes forest walk will take you to the Popokvil Waterfall "access is difficult in wet season and there may be no water in dry season; however, the walk is pleasant at any time!"). Visit the long abandoned hill station of Bokor Mountain: discover the ruins of the former Royal Residence, the church, the casino hotel, overnight in Kompot.

DAY 4 - Kampot - kep - Phnom Penh - Departure (B)

Breakfast at hotel, Take clients for boat trip to Rabbit Island, afternoon drive back to Phnom Penh.

Tour Code: Cambodia Travel CB06

Hotel	1 Pax	2 Pax	3-4 Pax	5-6 Pax	7-8 Pax	9-10 Pax	11-12 Pax	13-15 Pax	16-Up	Single Surcharge
Standard	513	273	218	158	144	129	124	118	109	40
First Class	523	281	223	166	152	137	132	126	117	43
Superior	543	291	233	176	162	147	142	136	127	53
Deluxe	596	320	262	205	191	176	171	165	156	77

Our Tour Include

> English or French speaking guide(Other languages are subject to surcharge)
> Accommodation in shared twin room
> Entrance fees, service charge, baggage handling
> Ground transport, Car, Van or Bus
> Mineral water and all service as mentioned in the itinerary
> Meals as mentioned

Tour Exclusion

> International flight to/from Cambodia
> International airport tax 25 USD per-person in Phnom Penh or Siem Reap
> Visa for enter Cambodia 20USD per-person
> Personal expenditure such as laundry, souvenir other options etc....
> Meals (lunch, dinner) quoted separately
> All kinds of insurance
> Any options please contact us

Child policy:

Up to 24 months old, sharing twin room with 2 adults:
> Free of charge, sharing bed with adults
> Crib upon request, rate to be determined on a case-by-case basis
> Extra bed rates upon request


02-12 years, sharing twin room with 2 adults:
> 25% discount with extra bed and breakfast
> 50% discount without extra bed and without breakfast


NOTE: Maximum 04 children are allowed at reduced rates, per party