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Phnom Penh Tours
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| Below please find a list of all our suggested itineraries that feature tours in and around Phnom Penh. Please remember, these itineraries are our suggestions to whet your appetite, if they do not fully meet your needs please email us as we are more than happy to discuss individual arrangements.
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This tour begins with an in-depth exploration of the Angkor temples, including a cruise on the Tonle Sap lake passing floating villages. You will experience traditional Cambodian village life and get an insight into the charming capital, Phnom Penh. Finally you head to the relaxing beaches and islands of Cambodia’s south coast…
Keen marathon runner, or just enjoy fun-running through inspiring scenery for a good cause? If yes to either of these then the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon is a must! This 6 day package allows you to fully appreciate the wonderful temples, take a cruise on South East Asia’s largest freshwater lake, and discover the charming capital city of Phnom Penh – as well as running the Marathon of course!
From Phnom Penh you visit a Royal Mountain and call in on traditional potters and silversmiths. On arrival in laid-back, colonial, Battambang you will discover Angkorian temples, hilltop pagodas, and traditional farming villages. Then north to the remote & vast temple of Banteay Chhmar where you will visit the Community Tourism project and stay with a local family learning all about village life. After exploring the village further you continue to Siem Reap, the home of the mighty Angkor Wat temples.
To gain a quick insight into Cambodia's charming capital city, Phnom Penh, as well as exploring the amazing Angkor temples and taking a cruise on the Tonle Sap, South East Asia’s largest lake, this is just the tour you need.
Experience the excitement of the largest festival in Cambodia’s calendar, in the capital city Phnom Penh, and then spend a few days relaxing amid the magnificent Angkor Wat temples and taking a cruise on the Tonle Sap, South East Asia’s largest lake.
Leaving the hustle & bustle of Phnom Penh after a 6 hour journey by road and long-tail boat you are in the remote village of Chi Pat in the foothills of the Cardamom Mountains. The following day you explore by mountain bike, cycling through a mix of open meadow, bamboo thickets, lowland rainforest, splashing through rivers, and enjoying refreshing waterfalls, on route to the remote & mysterious ancient burial jars. A unique Cambodian adventure…
Leaving the hustle & bustle of Phnom Penh this trekking tour takes you from the secluded village of Chi Pat into the remote forests of Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains. After a magical early morning river cruise you trek through dense forest to the Veal Ta Prak natural watering hole. Here you camp overnight before continuing your trek along disused logging trails.
Similar to the above Cardamom Mountains trekking tour, however the extra day allows you to hike to the remote village of O'Kay and learn about the life of the villagere, as well as visiting a nearby waterfall.
A mixture of exercise and relaxation in the remote village of Chi Pat in the foothills of the Cardamom Mountains. On you first full day in the village you will discover the Burial Jar mountain bike trail. On your second day you will enjoy a relaxing sunrise cruise spotting birdlife and wildlife along secluded rivers, and spending time swimming in the cool waters.
This fully supported cycle tour begins with easy cycling around the spectacular Angkor Wat temples, then leaves the tourist trail behind as you cycle through traditional villages and head east to the town of Kompong Cham. You then follow the Mekong River to Phnom Penh, the charming capital, then it is south to the beach resort town of Sihanoukville, via the small, but interesting towns of Takeo and Kampot.
Crossing 3 of South East Asia's most exotic yet distinct countries, this cycle tour begins by hugging Thailand’s beaches before heading inland towards the Cardamom Mountains. Cambodia is entered at a remote border crossing. Then following dirt roads and a fascinating cruise before reaching the spectacular ancient Angkor Wat temples. You continue across Cambodia passing endless rice paddies, take a break in Phnom Penh, and head for the coast before entering Vietnam and cycling through the wonderful watery world and traditional lifestyle of the Mekong Delta.
This cycle tour begins with easy cycling through the wonderful watery world and traditional lifestyle of the Mekong Delta. Entering Cambodia you cycle past endless rice paddies, take breaks in everyday villages, explore the charming capital Phnom Penh, ride through shady rubber plantations, before culminating in the discovery of the spectacular ancient Angkor Wat temples.
A fascinating day trip between Siem Reap and Phnom Penh where you get to discover so much more about Cambodia than flying, and visit some remote floating villages not accessible by road. You will stop off at many interesting places throughout the day. Possibly the best way to travel between Siem Reap and Phnom Penh in a day…
Many believe Kampot is the most picturesque province in Cambodia. After initially exploring a couple of ancient temples you head south to Kampot and discover: salt flats; traditional village life; the cooler air of a deserted hill station, ethnic Cham villages; interesting caves; and the famous Kampot pepper. Moving on to Kep you will discover a former elites ‘get-a-way’, a secluded tropical island, a lively crab market, and unforgettable sunsets! A region of Cambodia that must not be missed…
A wonderful way to begin or end your visit to the magnificent temples of Angkor. The Mekong river, its Delta, and the Tonle Sap lake were the lifelines of the ancient Angkor Empire. As you enjoy your cruise you will be treated to remote lifestyles that have changed little since the height of this civilization, plus you will detour to Kompong Cham where you will discover more ancient temples! A rare insight that few visitors to Angkor get to experience.
Cycling for a Cause! In partnership with the Pedal2Empower Project this fully supported cycle tour not only affords great cycling but also benefits the needy children of Cambodia. You begin by cycling along the beautiful beaches of Thailand before entering Cambodia. Here you discover the spectacular Angkor Wat temples, then leave the tourist trail behind as you cycle through traditional villages and head east to the town of Kompong Cham. You then follow the Mekong River to Phnom Penh, the charming capital. Then it is south to Takeo where you spend time at an orphange and vocational training centre for the less-privileged and persoanlly donate a bicycle.
Day 1 is similar to The 'Killing Fields & Tonle Bati Cycle Tour' however you continue south to spend a night in the sleepy provincial town of Takeo. The following morning you take an exciting speed boat trip to the ancient temple of Phnom Da, and then cycle north to the hilltop temple of Phnom Chisor with its great views...
This cycle tour begins with a visit to the 'Killing Fields' before cycling along dirt roads and through traditional villages to Tonle Bati. Here you can explore the picturesque Angkorian temples and relax in a hammock next to the river.
Day 1 is similar to The 'Killing Fields & Tonle Bati Cycle Tour' however you continue south to spend a night in the sleepy provincial town of Takeo. The following morning you continue south through delightful scenery to the laidback coastal resort of Kep. On day 3 you enjoy a relaxing cycle around the nearby charming colonial riverside town of Kampot...
A wonderful way to begin or end your visit to the magnificent temples of Angkor. The Mekong river, its Delta, and the Tonle Sap lake were the lifelines of the ancient Angkor Empire. As you enjoy your cruise you will be treated to remote lifestyles that have changed little since the height of this civilization. A rare insight that few visitors to Angkor get to experience.
Similar to the Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) ~ Siem Reap (8 Days / 7 Nights) cruise, however this cruise allows an extra day to explore the watery world of the Mekong Delta, as well as an extra day to explore charming Phnom Penh.
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