Take China Group Tours in 2024 to enjoy a 30% discount compared to a private tour. Same Experience & Lowest Price!
Data in submission...Expand All
Collapse All
Day 1 Arrival Phnom Penh
Upon arriving at Phnom Penh Airport, you will be welcomed and transferred to your hotel. Phnom Penh is the captial city of the Kingdom of Cambodia. You will have free time get through the jet lag. If you have enough time, you could walk around by yourself after asking for some suggestion from your local guide.
Meals：None
Accommodation：
Day 2 Phnom Penh Sightseeing
The National Museum of Phnom Penh was built in 1913. The museum houses handicrafts and sculptures from the 4th to 10th centuries, the Angkor Dynasty, etc., several Angkor photos taken by French photographers, and many authentic Angkor Wat sculptures. It is helpful to do your homework before going to Angkor Wat.
The Royal Palace of Phnom Penh is a symbol of power once used by the Kingdom of Cambodia and a royal residence. There is a treasure hall in the Golden Temple, which is dedicated to displaying treasures. It is a place where the king accepts hundred officials, meets foreign dignitaries, accepts foreign diplomats and submits national documents.
Wat Phnom is located on the top of the mountain. A 30-meter-high stupa stands on the top of the mountain, making it more majestic. At the foot of the mountain is a small park where citizens can relax. The seven-headed snake god sculpture can be seen at the entrance, which symbolizes that "the weather is good and the rain is smooth". In fact, the seven-headed snake god named "Naga" is regarded as the sacred symbol of Cambodia's national origin and the prosperous protector of the kingdom.
Victory Monument was established in 1958 as an independent monument to commemorate the drive away of the French. After Hengshanlin came to power, it was renamed the Victory Monument to commemorate those who died in the Khmer Revolution Civil War.
Meals：None
Accommodation：
Day 3 Fly to Siem Reap from Phnom Penh
South Gate of Angkor King City, the gate is 23 meters high, with a huge four-sided Buddha statue above, with a serene smile on his face, saying that it is a four-faced Buddha. It is one of the symbols of Angkor monuments.
The largest religious building ever built is Angkor Wat (Angkor WatTemple), located in Cambodia, covering 162.6 hectares (401 acres). This temple is part of 72 major monuments that began construction in 900 AD and has a total length of 24.8 kilometers (15.4 miles). In 1992, UNESCO listed Angkor monuments as a world cultural heritage.
The largest religious building ever built is Angkor Wat (Angkor WatTemple), located in Cambodia, covering 162.6 hectares (401 acres). This temple is part of 72 major monuments that began construction in 900 AD and has a total length of 24.8 kilometers (15.4 miles). In 1992, UNESCO listed Angkor monuments as a world cultural heritage.
Meals：None
Accommodation：
Day 4 Siem Reap sightseeings
Banteay Srei or Banteay Srey , which means "the castle of women", also translated as Queen's Palace and Bantislei, is a Hindu temple located next to Phnom Dei, about 21 kilometers northeast of Greater Angkor in Cambodia. Shiva, one of the three gods of Brahmanism. . The Rajendravarman dynasty built in 967 was completed in 1002 and the Jayavarman V dynasty was completed in 1002. The Queen's Palace is dedicated to the Lord Shiva, the ruler of the triple world.
Then you will visit the unique interior brick sculptures of Prasat Kravan, then see Srah Srang ("The Royal Baths") which was once used for ritual bathing. Then it’s off to Banteay Kdei (surrounded by 4 concentric walls), Ta Keo (constructed in the late 10th and early 11th century) and Ta Prohm (one of the area’s most beautiful temples).
Then you will visit the unique interior brick sculptures of Prasat Kravan, then see Srah Srang ("The Royal Baths") which was once used for ritual bathing. Then it’s off to Banteay Kdei (surrounded by 4 concentric walls), Ta Keo (constructed in the late 10th and early 11th century) and Ta Prohm (one of the area’s most beautiful temples).
Meals：None
Accommodation：
Day 5 Departure Siem Reap
Kampong Pluk (Floating village) is a fishing village with very humanistic characteristics. The village lives in Vietnam, so it is also called Vietnamese village. It is worth visiting this village, sitting in a boat to watch the daily life of the villagers, close to the children’s classroom learning, a unique living place, and beautiful place to go through the woods and watch the sunset
Meals：None
Accommodation：
