At 8.00am, we will pick up your group from your hotel to visit The Great Cambodian Royal Palace. The Royal Palace of Cambodian King is located in Phnom Penh city, main entrance gate is facing to Tonle Chakromuk riverbank. The Royal Palace is the principal residence of their majesties King Queen and the Royal Family. The original name of the Royal Palace is called Preah Borom Reach Veang Chaktomuk Monkul. The name is given due to its location near the crossroads of the four faces river, Upper Mekong river, Tonle Sap River, Tonle Basak river and Lower Mekong river. The Royal Palace is the most popular attraction of tourism in Phnom Penh city of Cambodia.

- The Royal Throne Hall is the best known as Preah Tineang Tevea Vinichhay, it was inaugurated on 16 June 1919 by His Majesty King SISOWATH. It was used for many purposes including the Royal Coronation Ceremony, the twelve months ceremony, Audience granted by King on the national and religious day, the presentation of credentials by former envoys and formal reception to distinguished guests both national and international. - Silver Pagoda or Wat Preah Keo Morokot was built between 1892-1902 and was renovated in 1962 in the style of traditional Khmer Architecture. It’s located in the southern section of the Royal Palace complexion. The main attractions are Silver Floor, thousands of holy artefacts made from gold silver bronze and Jade. The Monarch had used to celebrate the Buddhist Ritual.

Phnom Penh national Museum is a sacred house for safeguarding original artefacts and also to display these artefacts for tourism in Phnom Penh capital city. Phnom Penh national Museum is Cambodia’s largest museum of cultural history and is the country's leading historical and archaeological museum. A Frenchman George Groslier (1887–1945), historian, curator and author was the motivating force behind much of the revival of interest in traditional Cambodian art and crafts, and it was he who designed this building that is today ‘traditional Khmer’ architecture. It is perhaps better described as a building enlarged from Cambodian temple prototypes seen on ancient bas-reliefs and reinterpreted through colonial eyes to meet the museum-size requirements. Many Thousands if the original artefacts are displaying inside the Museum. Highly recommended!

- Toul Sleng Genocide Museum was Toul Sleng Prime School and Toul Svay Prei High School. Pol Pot Communist Party designed the detention interrogation inhuman torture and killing after the confessions from the detainees were received and documented. On the 7th January 1979, Samdach Hun Sen and his allies has defeated Khmer Rouge army from Phnom Penh and collecting all the evidence such as photos films killing tools torture tools and the confession archives. Toul Sleng Genocide Museum was opened for public to visit from August 19, 1979. Highly recommended!

Cheung Ek Genocide Centre is the site of a former orchard and mass grave of victims of the Khmer Rouge – killed between 1975 and 1979. It is the best-known of the sites known as the Killing Field where the Pol Pot regime executed over three million throughout the Country. Cheung Ek was a former Chinese Graveyard but But Pol Pot turned into a Killing Field Site, and there are 128 mass graves but only 88 were excavated. The memorial monument is very interested for tourism, they built to display the victims born & skulls. Highly recommended!

At 8.00am, pick up your group from your hotel to visit Wat Phnom Historical Site, Wat Unalom Pagoda, Colonial Buildings, Independent Monument, King Sihanouk Sanctuary, to get lunch. To get rest for a short while at your hotel.

Wat Phnom Historical Site was established by A Wealthy Woman her name Penh around year 1372 A.D to house some holy artefacts that she has found inside the hallow tree. Wat Phnom is located in the centre of Phnom Penh city of Cambodia. It is adopted by numerous stupas and Tomb of King Panhea Yath, King Panhea Yath was a founder of Phnom Penh city. Then we will stop by the local restaurant for lunch. After lunch, to transfer you back to your hotel in your refreshment and relax.

At late afternoon, about 4.00pm we will go to visit Tonle Chaktomuk lake. Tonle Chaktomuk is the four crossroads river, Upper and Lower Mekong river, Tonle Sap and Basak river. Most of the tourists love to take an opportunity to move around. It’s beautiful scenery of Phnom Penh from the lake. Tonle Chaktomuk is a sacred lake for the Phnom Penh people. Every year in the early of November, The Cambodian King and Government has always celebrating Boat Race in here. It’s environment looks very fresher! You can view the city nicely and especially at the sunset time. Highly recommended!

At 8.00am, to pick up your group from your hotel, to check out, to make a journey from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville Seaport, to go directly to Koh Rong Island. Enjoy your holiday and relax at Koh Rong Island.

Seaside & Walking Tour to enjoy beautiful scenery of The Beach. Party and Dinner. Overnight in Koh Rong Island.

At 9.00am to pick up your group to go around Koh Rong Island and take Kayaks to experience freshwater river. To snorkelling, diving, fishing and cooking for our picnic lunch. To enjoy island life!

At the afternoon we will return to your hotel to enjoy your day and relax. Overnight in Island.

At 9.00am we will go directly to Sihanoukville, to visit some beaches around Sihanoukville city, to get lunch. After lunch, we will make a journey direct to Kompot City.

When you are arriving at Kompot city, you would check in, to rest for a while at your hotel, enjoy the pool till 6.00pm to go out to explore Kompot city and then to have dinner. After your dinner, we will return to your hotel. Overnight in the city. Kompot is a popular seaside province with its charming river, Bokor Mountain, Waterfalls, Colonial Buildings, Durian and its peppers.

At 8.00am to pick up your group from your hotel, to visit Phnom Chngok Mountain, oldest Hinduism brick Temple in the cave and to enjoy viewing farmland of the villagers. Pepper Farms Tour. Cambodian county-side, most of the Cambodian people are farmers and fishermen, these larger group of people are interested to live on their villages lives, they are easily moving around to farming and fishing, these two jobs are their main careers to earn their lives and to support their family. They are taking rice and fish for their daily meals. Cambodia is one of the largest flooding countries in the world, so agriculture is the main crops of growing in Cambodia. We do planting rice, potatoes, cashews, bananas, mangos, durian, peppers, sugar palms trees, jackfruit, oranges, and vegetables. Cambodian crops are growing organically from Cambodia fertility. It’s really amazing to take your few hours tour to explore the local villages and their community.

And next to continue to visit Salt Field, go back to your hotel, to rest for a while till 5.00pm we will go to boarding on a boat to visit the sunset on cruise and to see the fireflies along Kampot river. Back to the city for your dinner. And next to return to your hotel. Overnight in Kompot city.

At 8.00am pick up your group to visit Crab Market, to taste some local foods. To enjoy our tour to the Rabbit Island, swimming and relax on beach, to get our picnic lunch at the local restaurant nearby the park.

After the rabbit island, we will return to Kep beach for your exploring and to visit Mangrove Forest including the Sunset. And next to turn Back to your hotel for refreshment. At 7.00pm to go out for dinner. Overnight in the Kep city.

At 7.30am to pick up your group from your hotel, to check out, to journey from Kampot to Kompong Thom city. Enjoy overland travel from Kampot to get to Kompong Thom City. Along the way, we will stop for your refreshment and happy Luh. Cambodian county-side, most of the Cambodian people are farmers and fishermen, these larger group of people are interested to live on their villages lives, they are easily moving around to farming and fishing, these two jobs are the main careers to earn their lives and to support their family. They are taking rice and fish for their daily meals. Cambodia is one of the largest flooding countries in the world, so agriculture is the main crops of growing in Cambodia. We do planting rice, potatoes, cashews, bananas, mangos, durian, peppers, sugar palms trees, jackfruit, oranges, and vegetables. Cambodian crops are growing organically from Cambodia fertility. It’s really amazing to take your few hours tour to explore the local villages and their community.

We will stop by the local restaurant for your lunch and next to experience with local snacks such as Tarantulas, Spiders, Cricket, Grasshoppers. And then continue your journey to go directly Kompong Thom city. Arriving to your hotel, To check in, to rest for a while till 5.00pm we will make a City Tour and dinner. Back to your hotel. Overnight in Kompong Thom City.

At 8.00am to pick up your group from your hotel, to check out, to visit Prasat Sambor Prei Kuk. Sambor Prei Kuk was a stronghold capital city of King Isanavarman, there are lots of ruins to visit. Sambor Prei Kuk is located to the eastern side of Angkor Wat for about 180km by road. It’s original name was called Isanapura, its location is next to Steung Sen Riverbank. Isanavarman I reigned over the Chenla Kingdom between 616 and 637 AD, taking Isanabura as his capital city and it is argued that he built the main temple Prasat Sambor as there is an inscription on the site attributed to his reign and dated 13 September 627 AD. King is also known for sending his first embassy to the court of the Sui dynasty in China (616-617). An inscription dating from the reign of Isanarvarman I claimed that he was, “the King of Kings, who rules over Suvarnabhumi”. Dr Vong Sotheara, of the Royal University of Phnom Penh, claimed that the inscription would “prove that Suvarnabhumi was the Khmer Empire.”

After Sambor Prei Kuk we will continue to make a direct journey from Prasat Sambor Prei Kuk to Srah Em small town. To check in, to rest for a while. Then to Gathering for a picnic dinner at the local restaurant. Cambodian county-side, most of the Cambodian people are farmers and fishermen, these larger group of people are interested to live on their villages lives, they are easily moving around to farming and fishing, these two jobs are their main careers to earn their lives and to support their family. They are taking rice and fish for their daily meals. Cambodia is one of the largest flooding countries in the world, so agriculture is the main crops of growing in Cambodia. We do planting rice, potatoes, cashews, bananas, mangos, durian, peppers, sugar palms trees, jackfruit, oranges, and vegetables. Cambodian crops are growing organically from Cambodia fertility. It’s really amazing to take your few hours tour to explore the local villages and their community.

Today at 4.40am to pick up your group to watch sunrise at Preah Vihear temple. To return to hotel for breakfast. PreAh Vihear temple is located in the northern part of Cambodia on the top of Dang Rek Mountain Range, was originally built by 4 kings during the Empire. 1962 by following a lengthy dispute between Cambodia and Thailand over ownership, the International Court of Justice in The Hague ruled that the temple is in Cambodia. Affording a view for many kilometres across a plain, Prasat Preah Vihear has the most spectacular setting of all the temples built during the six-century-long Khmer Empire. As a key edifice of the empire's spiritual life, it was supported and modified by successive kings and so bears elements of several architectural styles. It’s unusual among Khmer temples in being constructed a long north–south axis, rather than having the conventional rectangular plan with orientation towards east. July 7th 2008, Preah Vihear was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

After your breakfast, we do check out and to continue our journey to visit Prasat Koh Ker group temples. Koh Ker is well-Known of Ancient Capital City of King Jayavarman IV, he relocated his city from Angkor in year 921 A.D. Koh Ker was called Chhoarkoki or Lingapura, it is adopted by hundreds of Hindu temples those were built by King Jayavarman IV from 921-944. Koh Ker used to be a famous capital city under reign King Jayavarman IV. This ancient city was adopted by many holy sanctuaries farmlands water reservoirs, river, large population and traditional houses. king Jayavarman IV was ones of the best rulers of the Empire. Making your tour in here is well-seeing, not many tourists have enough their own time to visit this ancient city, some of the holy sanctuaries are not available for your visit, but all the major are available. Koh Ker is preparing to enlist in the New World Historical Heritage Site by UNESCO in the closing future.

After your visit to Koh Ker group temples, we will travel to Svay Leu district and small town for our lovely two nights stay. To check in, to rest for a while, enjoy by the pool and then dinner with the local foods.

At 8.00am to visit some of indigenous people living on top of the Kulen Mountain, Kulen Mountain Tour and sightseeing, waterfalls, reclining Buddha statue, original carving on riverbeds that is known as 1000 Lingas river. To return to your hotel. To get lunch. Enjoy your relaxing. Phnom Kulen is a sacred mountain in Cambodia, there are lots of things to do in here, including the holy waterfalls, the reclining Buddha, a sacred river with thousand Lingas, Srash Damrei and Bat Cave. Phnom Kulen means “The Lychee Mountain”, it’s a Cambodian National Park and Historical Archaeological sites. Phnom Kulen has major symbolic importance for Cambodia as the birthplace of the ancient Khmer Empire. Where is King Jayavarman II has proclaimed himself as The God King and initiated The Devaraja Cult of the King. This is a sacred mountain for King Jayavarman II to proclaim his independence as well. During the Angkorean Era the relief was known as Mahendraparvata means “The Mountain of Great Indra”.

At the afternoon about 3.00pm we will make a Walking Tour or cycling for about 2 hours to visit Peourng Kumnu Angkorean historical site. And then moving to visit a main local village at Phum Trapeang Svay to experience local lives. Cambodians love to gather and spend a lot of money planning for important festivals. Moreover, as they cherish the idea of a big and loving family, whenever one family holds an important event such as a wedding or a house-warming party, there will be hundreds of guests arrive, ready to share their joy. Back to your hotel. Dinner and Party. Overnight in Svay Leu small town.

In the morning about 8.00am, we will do Check out And continue to visit Prasat Beng Mealea Temple with Ancient Quarry. Beng Mealea is the most popular remote jungle temple in Cambodia, it’s located in the north east of Siem Reap city about 66Km by road. Beng Mealea is the incredible ruins that still living harmony with the nature and its original ruined condition. It’s untouched by the restoration and conservation project. It was re-opened to visitors in the early year 2000 after the land mine was cleared. Beng Mealea was built by King Suriyavarman II and then completed by King Dharanindravarman II. The sarcophagus looking urn: “Indiana Jones” kind of the environment with piles of falling stones and dark galleries. Enjoyable, provides you exercise caution during your visit! Highly recommended!

After Beng Mealea temple tour we will continue to visit Kompong Khleang fishing community and Tonle Sap Great Lake. Kompong Khleang is a famous fishing community where you can get new experiences with local people. Kompong Khleang means”Fish storehouse”, it’s adopted by 6000 fishermen family and 15 thousands population. This is a wetland community, during its wet season, all roads are flooded. All houses are staying above water level, and appears to be floating. But dry season, all the houses are on stilts, they are look like the wooden skyscrapers. It’s really amazing! You also have an opportunity to visit the open-water of the Great Lake and to visit some beautiful floating houses in there. Some of the local fishermen family are interested to live on their floating houses, make them easily accessible to move from place to place for their daily fishing activity. Highly recommended!

On the way to Siem Reap city, you can able to visit Prasat Bakong Temple. Bakong is a major temple of Rolous Group, it’s located in Bakong Small town, 13 Km East of Siem Reap city. Bakong was the largest Sandstone Hindu temple, built by King Indravarman I in year 881, to dedicate to Mount Meru, Home of Lord Shiva. It’s surprisingly surrounding by deep moat and enclosure wall.

Siem Reap city is a charming town for tourism, it’s the home of Angkor Monuments and now is the major tourist destination in Cambodia. Siem Reap was little more than a village when French explorers such as Henri Mouhot "re-discovered" Angkor in the 19th century. However, European visitors had visited the temple ruins much earlier, including António da Madalena in 1586. Siem Reap city is located in north of Tonle Sap lake and its location is 6Km south of Angkor Wat temple.

Today at 4.40am we are going to pick up your group from your hotel to visit sunrise at Angkor Wat and Angkor Wat Temple tour. Then go back to your hotel for breakfast and refreshment before next visit to others temple. If you want to capture or experience a spectacular sunrise at Angkor Wat, then there is a spot for you. The reflecting pool in front of the main temple is where you’ll find it. When you reach there, try to position yourself behind the reflection pool. As expected, the colours of the sky will appear mirrored in the water as the sun rises. Then you can capture the most iconic sight on camera. Angkor Wat combines two basic plans of Khmer temple architecture the temple mountain and the later galleried temple. It is designed to represent Mount Meru, home of the devas in Hindu mythology. Unlike most Angkorian temples, Angkor Wat is oriented to the west; scholars are divided as to the significance of this. The temple is admired for the grandeur and harmony of the architecture.

Angkor Thom South Gate is worth-visit historical site, it’s adopted by 54 Statues of Demons and 54 Statues of Hind Gods holding up the body of the Naga. At tower gate is adorned with the gigantic smiling faces of Lokesvara or Brahma God, and the lower level is Lord Indra with his consorts.

Angkor Thom was a last stronghold capital city of the Khmer Empire, built by King Jayavarman VII from year 1181. It’s surrounded by long moat (3Km at each side), it’s adopted by the Incredible Smiling Faces Temple of Bayon in the centre. Angkor Thom means “Big City”, it has five entrances, one to south west north but two at the east side, death gate and victory gate, every gate is adopted by the beautiful smiling faces that smiling brightly to its four main directions.

Bayon is located in the centre of Angkor Thom ancient capital city of the Khmer Empire. It was built by King Jayavarman VII dedicated to Lord Lokesvara, a savior god in the Mahayana Buddhism. Bayon is adopted by 49 towers, each tower is adorned with the four smiling faces. That is why now the tourists love to name Bayon as the Most Beautiful Smiling Faces Temple in the world. This four faces are smiling brightly to the four main directions. East for Shiva, South for Brahma, West for Vishnu and North for Indra. For Buddhism Meaning, these four faces are dedicated to Lokesvara or King Jayavarman VII. These Four smiling faces are dedicated to the four well-known precepts of The Main Buddha” Lovingkindness, Compassion, Joys and Sincerity”. Some of the scholars said that Bayon was a gigantic stone map of Cambodia which was dedicated to the 54 main states of Cambodia during those days. Bayon has 49 towers and plus 5 tower gates of Angkor Thom city, totally is 54 towers.

Terrace of the elephant was served as the royal conference centre, it’s located in front of the ancient Royal palace, it’s beautiful scenery with other temples around it.

- Ta Prohm is the most popular jungle temple in Cambodia where Hollywood has filmed a famous film called The Tomb Raiders, built by King Jayavarman VII in 1186, for his mother, goddess of Mercy and the personification of the perfection of Wisdom in Mahayana Buddhism. Ta Prohm in Khmer culture means Brahma God. Cambodian people have their own name to call Hindu Gods. The original name of this temple called “Rajavihara” meaning”The Royal Monastery”. It’s located in north east of Angkor Wat for about 6km by road. Trees and roots are grabbing the ruins to make it more impressive and popularity for the tourists. The best time to visit the temple is without the crowds in the early morning and late afternoon before the temple to be closed. Ta Prohm has served as an important royal school as well. According to the inscription said that Ta Prohm was the university of Buddhism. There were 18 high priests with 2523 teachers and 615 dancers, and this temple has owned almost 80 thousands people.

After the temples tour, we will transfer you back to your hotel in Siem Reap city. Enjoy your refreshment and relax. Tonight we have an optional activity for you is Cambodian Phare Circus. You are able to go there at 6.30pm, to enjoy some shows and including The Circus Performance. It’s beautiful and amazing, they are all very professional!

Siem Reap was little more than a village when French explorers such as Henri Mouhot rediscovered Angkor in the 19th century. However, European travellers had visited the ruins much earlier, including António da Madalena in 1586. Now Siem Reap is a sacred home for Angkor Temples, the major tourism destination in Cambodia as well as in the world complex. There are lots of things to do, many restaurants shops markets spa centers hotels resorts boutiques and guesthouses.

Today At 8.00am we will pick up your group from your hotel to visit Prasat Banteay Srei temple. Banteay Srei is the most beautiful pink stone temple in Cambodia, it’s located in the north of Angkor Wat temple about 37km. Banteay Srei means Lady Temple, the special charm of this temple lies on its remarkable state of preservation, it’s small size but excellent for its decoration. Banteay Srei is a real jewel for the Khmer Art. Because of its fine and intricate carvings, some local said, it must have been built by the women, that why name is lady temple or Banteay Srei. The original name of this temple was called Isvarapura, built by King Rajendravarman II from year 967, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Banteay Srei was discovered by The Frenchman in year 1914 but the site was not cleared until year 1924. The first major temple restoration project was established by EFEO in year 1923-1927-1930 by using the reinstating method. Banteay Srei is a famous temple for visitors since year 2000.

Pre Rup Temple is the masterpiece temple of King Rajendravarman II, built 961 to dedicate to Lord Shiva, is a symbol of the Mount Meru. Pre Rup is an enormous brick stone temple built as the state temple of The King Rajendravarman II in 961 A.D, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is a symbol of Mount Meru in Hindu mythology. Pre means “Turn” Rup means “Body”, so Pre Rup means turning of the body temple. The temple's name is a comparatively modern one meaning "turn the body". This reflects the common belief among Cambodians that funerals were conducted at the temple, with the ashes of the body being ritually rotated in different directions as the service progressed. It’s highly recommended

Ta Som is a Mahayana Buddhism temple, built by King Jayavarman VII, dedicated to his ancestors and Master. Some scholars said that king Jayavarman VII dedicated to his father King Dharanindravarman II. It’s located in east of Neak Poan Royal Hospital. It’s main attraction with the east gate is still grabbing by trees and it’s roots. Highly recommended!

Neak Poan Temple is located in the centre of Jayatadak lake, it’s surrounded by water. Neak Pean means “the entwined serpents". Neak Pean was originally designed for medical purposes (the ancients believed that going into these pools would balance the elements in the bather, thus curing disease); it is one of the many hospitals that Jayavarman VII built. It is based on the ancient Hindu belief of balance. Four connected pools represent Water, Earth, Fire and Wind. Each is connected to the central water source, the main tank, by a stone conduit "presided over by one of Four Great Animals (maha ajaneya pasu) namely Elephant, Bull, Horse, and Lion, corresponding to the north, east, south, and west quarters. Highly recommended!

Preah Khan is a sacred temple in the Angkor main park, built by King Jayavarman VII in year 1191, dedicated to his father name Dharanindravarman II, who is represented in the central sanctuary by Lokesvara, The Savior God in the Mahayana Buddhism, who was much worshiped Jayavarman VII’s reign. During the middle period The stupa was erected in place for Lokesvara in the central sanctuary. It’s located in the north of Angkor Thom city, from the north gate to west entrance of Prasat Preah Khan temple is about 800 metres. Preah Khan is well known for its beautiful scenery of the original ruins and it was served as the University of Fine Art And Culture under the reign of King Jayavarman VII.

Tonight, your optional dinner with Apsara Dance Shows. It is very popular for tourists and local people. To have dinner with Shows, highly recommended!

At 8.00am, to pick up your group from your hotel, to check out, to make a journey to visit Prasat Banteay Chhmar temple. Banteay Chhmar temple is located in the west of Angkor Wat temple for about 160Km by road. It was built by King Jayavarman VII to dedicate to his sons. Banteay Chhmar is living with its original ruined condition and surrounding by its gigantic manmade moat. It’s beautiful and impressive temple, trees and roots are growing up on the ruins. We tailor-make unique Cambodia tour packages, sightseeing adventures & activities to help travellers explore Cambodia on their way. We are a passionate teamwork, we have lots of travellers who love to share their experiences of Cambodia with those looking for more authentic travel experiences. Most Cambodian houses have a small shrine for family members to pray for luck and pay their respect. Temples and pagodas in Cambodia are also flocked with faithful Buddhists every time there’s an important event taking place.

And next to continue our journey to Battambang city. To check in and to rest for a while till 7.00pm we will go out for dinner. Overnight in Battambang city. Battambang is a second largest capital city in Cambodia. Battambang means “The lost stick City”, it’s located in the western part of Cambodia, bordering with Thailand too. For Cambodian people, we are all happy to call Battambang is the kingdom of white gold, because of its largest production of rice. During the colonial time, Battambang was very popular in trading business and agriculture. It’s beautiful and charming town is adorned by colonial buildings, local markets, hotels, restaurants, bars, shops, museum and government city Hall. Highly recommended!

At 7.00am we will take a bicycle tour to explore local people and their families, to taste local snacks and drinks, fruits, and juice. To visit The fish pasta market is called Phsar Brohuk, to see local rice papers factory, bananas papers local factory. And next to taste the local winery called”SRA SOR”( - Khmer rice wine is a famous local liquor for the local people, we called it “Cambodian Johny Walkers”. It’s very strong alcohol, only experts are able to produce it with excellent quality. Some of the local people are still using for their organic herbal medicine to support their strength or for well-treatment. They added some local herbs and fruits into the rice wine to fermented them before drinking. Good taste and taste). To get back to your hotel for your refreshments and relax.

To get lunch, to visit Battambang City Hall and take bamboo train( - Bamboo train is the popular local transport for tourists in Battambang city. This was on the "bamboo train" which was basically a little platform with a lawnmower engine strapped to it to hurtle you down the train track! It was exhilarating:). Most of the tourists said that, making your tour to Battambang, you must to experience with this Bamboo Train Tour, if you are not doing, it means your exploring was not completed). And next to visit Sunset at Bat Cave. Bat cave is located in the west of Battambang city, Phnom SamPov mountain. It’s a popular tourism destination, tourists love to visit Phnom SamPov mountain and historical site first and then continue tour to visit bat cave before sunset. You would have a stunning experience to see many millions bats are flying out from the cave together to find their foods. While bats are coming out from cave, they took a form like a real dragon bat. It’s amazing! Back to hotel.

At 8.00am to pick up your group from your hotel to journey to Phnom Penh city. A long the way will stop to visit a famous pottery village and stop for lunch. Cambodians love to gather and spend a lot of money planning for important festivals. Moreover, as they cherish the idea of a big and loving family, whenever one family holds an important event such as a wedding or a house-warming party, there will be hundreds of guests arrive, ready to share their joy. We tailor-makes unique Cambodia tour packages, sightseeing adventures & activities to help travellers explore Cambodia on their way. We are a passionate teamwork, we have lots of travellers who love to share their experiences of Cambodia with those looking for more authentic travel experiences. Most Cambodian houses have a small shrine for family members to pray for luck and pay their respect. Temples and pagodas in Cambodia are also flocked with faithful Buddhists every time there’s an important event taking place.

At afternoon, we will do check in and relax till 7.00pm we go out for Farewell Dinner. End of your wonderful exploring in the Kingdom of Cambodia. Greetings from Cambodians depend on the age and relationship of the people. The traditional greeting is called “Sampeah” when you bow and bring the hands together. Where you join your hands whether, at the level of your chest, chin, nose, eyebrows, or over the head differs depending on who you are greeting. The greater the respect you want to show, the lower the bow and higher the hands. Sampeah is more than a form of greeting as it is also used to express recognition and respect to others. As a result, it is considered impolite not to return a Sampeah. Cambodians are those who have a close connection to their family and often live together in the extended family. It is not hard to see a family with three to five generations. In addition, Cambodian love a big family, so they often give birth from three to five children.