Have the best of Siem Reap and Phnom Penh on this Customized 7-Day Cambodia Trip
Phnom Penh and Siam Reap are the two of World's oldest and most famous destinations with mysterious connotations attached to them. They have a well-known legacy to be followed in the country of Cambodia which nobody can ignore while getting their travel itinerary made. In any case, this specific 7-Days Cambodia itinerary gives an understanding of the simple culture and authentic parts of these two urban communities who have cut their name on the chronicled guide of the world. On this 7-day Cambodia visit through the best of Siem Reap and Phnom Penh, you will be inundated in the old culture and varied customs, from the Khmer Domain and its broad sanctuaries to French colonialists and an irresistible love of crisply heated bread. You will be submerged in the rich nearby culture and the exceptional engineering of Angkor. The historical backdrop of Cambodia has formed its kin and the wide open; when you encounter the nation's uncommon present, you find its brilliant past.
Cambodia Trip Highlights:
- Touring through Phnom Penh to comprehend the way of life and history of Cambodia
- Witnessing the many-sided carvings of Banteay Srei which offers experiences into the religious legends of the place and old realm.
- Discover the extent and radiance of the acclaimed Angkor Wat and the immense city complex
- Cruise down the Mekong Waterway and witness the remarkable culture that lives close by the water's banks
- Explore the concealed appeal and privileged insights of Angkor Borei and Phnom Da
- Indulge in the way of life with visits to the uncommon markets that offer both privately made materials and the wonderful conventional kinds of Cambodia
Cambodia Trip Itinerary at a Glance:
- Day 1: Touching base at Siem Reap otherwise called the Portal to Angkor
- Day 2: Visiting the celebrated Angkor Wat Complex in Siem Reap
- Day 3: Visiting some antiquated sanctuaries of Banteay Srei in Siem Reap
- Day 4: Visiting Tonle Sap Lake in Phnom Penh
- Day 5: Finding the antiquated and contemporary history of Phnom Penh
- Day 6: Visiting around the country remnants of Phnom Penh
- Day 7: Takeoff from Phnom Penh
Tour Price
Our private tours typically range from $500 - $1000 per person/per night depending on chosen hotels and room categories, vehicles used, types of tours, flight cost, time of year and other factors. Make an inquiry for a customized trip quote.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Touching base at Siem Reap otherwise called the Door to Angkor
On the main day of the outing, the visitors will touch base at Siem Reap which is otherwise called the Entryway to Angkor. Your movement guide will take you to the pre-booked inn. It regards begin the trek from Siem Reap as there are bunches of chronicled locales in Siem Reap that you should visit before getting to the contemporary verifiable destinations of Phnom Penh – the capital city of Cambodia.
Day 2: Visiting the well known Angkor Wat Complex in Siem Reap
On the second day of the visit, your guide will take you to the antiquated site of Angkor Wat or Angkor Thom which is the twelfth-century capital city of Angkor complex. The epic gathering of the sustained complex incorporates more than six square miles. You see the entryways most importantly. They are edged by 54 devils and 54 divine beings concentrated on an everlasting pull of war on an astronomical scale. The east entryway is renowned, for its excellent excellence as well as for its delineation in the motion picture Tomb Thief with Angelina Jolie. The towers at the city doors stand 75 feet tall and are adorned with the face like Bayon.
Day 3: Visiting some old sanctuaries of Banteay Srei in Siem Procure
On the morning of the third day, the guide will take you to the old sanctuary of Banteay Srei which has probably the most perplexing subtle elements. These points of interest are staggering and these aesthetics prompted the naming of the unpredictable as 'The Stronghold of Ladies'. The red sandstone conveys rich shading to the verdant environment. The external divider was once more than 1,640 square feet. You can spend whatever remains of the day here looking at the wonders of the old engineering. In the night, you will be exchanged to the capital city of Cambodia – Phnom Penh.
Day 4: Visiting Tonle Sap Lake in Phnom Penh
On the fourth day of the excursion, your guide will take you to the Tonle Sap Lake in Phnom Penh. The lake is tranquil and the banks are verdant. Anglers have long-tail vessels that skim the surface of the water. You can watch them drop cone-molded nets into the lake and draw out the matrix not long after, loaded up with fish. The rice fields clear into the separation and are nourished by Tonle Sap. The tall strands of grass nearly sparkle with green. You discover towns found straightforwardly on the lake. The houses ascend on stilts and help the villagers dodge the water's gigantic variance from season to season. After your investigation, you will make the ship adventure to Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. The vessel floats down the Mekong Waterway. The conduit is more than 2,700 miles in length and starts at the Tibetan Level.
Day 5: Finding the old and contemporary history of Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh is the biggest city in Cambodia with more than 14 million individuals. Freedom Landmark was introduced during the 1960s as a demonstration of remembering the general population who yielded for the welfare of Cambodia. The Khmer engineering gives an exquisite delineation of the nation's underlying foundations. Various wellsprings stream in the square that prompts the remarkable pinnacle. The National Gallery of Cambodia is the biggest social history and archeological exhibition hall in the nation and holds more than 14,000 things. The building was developed during the 1920s with customary Khmer embellishments blended with a provincial style. The inside houses ancient rarities from Stay and past, for example, the extensive multi-confronted stone head that goes back to the Khmer Domain.
Day 6: Visiting around the country remnants of Phnom Penh
After a morning meal including velvety jackfruit and citrusy mango, you will meet your private guide. You will be taken to the dock where an outdoors speedboat anticipates you. The breeze brushes your cheeks and the perspective of the water is free. The water fogs around you before you touch base at the little archeological historical center that houses Funan and Chenla time antiques, realms that go once again from the first to the eighth hundreds of years, individually.
Day 7: Takeoff from Phnom Penh
On the last day of the trip, you will be hastily transferred to the major location that is Phnom Penh where you can buy souvenirs to take back home. Your guide will tell you when to board your plane and there will be an assisted transfer to the Hotel as well.
