English Speaking Guide
Max Group size of 12 people
All accomodations included
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Price of tour: $839*
* (Price can be 10% lower or higher depending on the season. Please tell us your preferred travel month in the booking form)
Uncover Cambodia’s treasures on this 6-day adventure through its most magnificent sites. Begin in Siem Reap, where you’ll wander the awe-inspiring ruins of Angkor Wat, marvel at the serene faces of the Bayon Temple, and get lost among the jungle-covered stones of Ta Prohm.
Explore other hidden gems of the Angkor complex, then enjoy traditional Apsara dance performances and lively night markets.
Travel to the vibrant capital, Phnom Penh, to discover the grandeur of the Royal Palace, the gleaming Silver Pagoda, and important historical sites like the Tuol Sleng Museum. Stroll along riverside promenades, browse local markets, and soak up Phnom Penh’s lively culture.
Each night, relax in comfortable, well-located hotels. This tour includes all main entrance tickets, seamless transfers, daily breakfasts, and the guidance of a friendly English-speaking local guide—making it perfect for travelers wanting iconic temples, living heritage, and a complete Cambodia experience, all arranged for you.
As soon as you land in Siem Reap, Cambodia, our friendly guide will be waiting for you at the airport with a warm welcome. They’re there to help you, making sure you get to your hotel without any hassle. Once you’re checked in, the day is yours to do as you like. You can take some time to relax after your trip, or if you’re eager to start exploring, you can step out and see the city. Siem Reap is full of interesting places, so you can start getting to know it at your own pace. Whether you decide to rest or explore, it’s all up to you.
After you have breakfast at your hotel, get ready for an exciting day visiting the old temples around Siem Reap. First, you’ll go to Banteay Kdei temple. It’s a peaceful place that shows Buddhist designs. Then, you’ll see Ta Prohm temple, where big tree roots grow over the ruins, making it look like something from a storybook.
In the afternoon, you’ll visit the big temple city called Angkor Thom. Inside, there are many temples, but you’ll see a few special ones like Bayon with its many stone faces, Baphuon, the Terrace of the Leper King, the Royal Palace, and Victory Gate. You’ll get to explore three of these cool spots. After that, you’ll go to Preah Khan temple, built for a king’s father and full of beautiful carvings. Then, see Banteay Srei temple, known for its amazing details.
To end the day, you’ll ride in a tuk-tuk, which is a fun, open-air taxi, to watch an Apsara Dancing Show. This show has dancers in amazing costumes, telling stories with their moves. You’ll also enjoy a buffet dinner while watching.
Begin your morning early to catch the stunning sunrise at Angkor Wat. After the sunrise, head over to explore Banteay Samre temple, located within the vast Angkor Archaeological Park. This temple is special because it has very well-kept carvings and old structures that are amazing to see.
In the afternoon, get ready for a change of scenery at Tonle Sap Lake. You’ll go to Kampong Phluk Floating Village. This place is unique because the whole village is built on stilts over the water. Here, you can see how people have their homes, schools, and even shops all floating on the lake. It’s a great way to understand how some Cambodians live in harmony with nature.
We start the day with a road trip from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh, which will take about 6 hours to cover 340 kilometers. As you drive to the capital city, enjoy the beautiful countryside views along the way. Once you arrive in Phnom Penh, go to your hotel to check in and get settled for the afternoon. After that, you have the rest of the day to relax as you like or start exploring the city around you. It’s a good chance to see what Phnom Penh has to offer at your own speed.
Our tour starts at the sad place called the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek. This place helps us remember the terrible things done by the Khmer Rouge. After that, we go to the Toul Sleng Genocide Museum. This used to be a prison where many people were kept and hurt. Walking through it shows us how hard those times were.
In the afternoon, we visit the beautiful Silver Pagoda inside the Royal Palace. You’ll see its amazing silver floor and a very special golden Buddha decorated with diamonds. Then, we go up to Wat Phnom temple. It’s on a hill, so you can see all around the city from there.
At 5 pm, we take a calm boat ride on the Mekong Rivers to watch the sunset. It’s a beautiful way to see the city lights and the sky changing colors. Plus, you can enjoy as much beer and soda water as you like on the boat.
After enjoying a satisfying breakfast, our guide will transfer you to the airport for your departure flight, bidding you farewell as you carry cherished memories of your journey through Cambodia.
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Our multilingual team’s passion ensures you receive personal, attentive, and friendly guidance—from planning to the last day of your trip.
Jessie | Founder
10 years experience in organizing expat tours in China.
Jessie first worked as travel consultant for many years, her excellent organizing skills and great travel route planning have won the trust of many customers. In 2018 she founded experiencetibet.org, an agency offering tours in Tibet autonomous region and other Tibetan areas in China such as Gansu, Yunnan and Sichuan. In 2020 she started yellowbirdtour.com, with destinations all over China.
Penny | China travel consultant
Penny has rich experience in organizing foreigners tours to many places in China, such as Tibet, Gansu, Yunnan, Xinjiang, Zhangjiajie. She is very responsive, always quick and patient. Customers like her, they always come back for more tours, and also recommend many of their friends to join.
Dawei | Tour guide / operator
Dawei is a Tibetan Buddhist, and comes from the most north edge of the Tibetan plateau in Qinghai province, Western China. He has travelled as a tour leader to many South Asian countries such as India, Bhutan and also nearly the entire country of China. He focuse especially on guiding in Qinghai, Gansu, Sichuan, Ningxia provinces and Tibetan regions. The activities of these various tour groups have included adopting family, horse racing, hiking, bird watching, cycling, camping, overseas students, cultural and religious sightseeing.
Andrew | Touir guide / operator
Andrew was born and grew up in a small village of Zhangjiajie, Hunan. From 2009-2012 he works for royal Caribbean International cruise as an onboard guest services officer. After that, he dedicates his life/time to guiding and operating tours in Zhangjiajie and around. As a native person, he knows all the corner of the scenic area, such as good restaurants, souvenir shops and cultures. He is very experienced and super flexible, he knows how to avoid the crowds and take advantage of the weather and offer the best travel experience to customers, all you need to do is just relax and enjoy!
