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Visit Siem Reap to discover the architectural history of Cambodia and soak up the countryside atmosphere away from the usual tourist routes.
I. Tour Overview
This tour offers a different perspective, highlighting Cambodia's old French colonial architecture, much of it in a state of gentle decay, as remnants of a bygone era.
Starting at the magnificent temples of Angkor, you will travel by road through the country on a French colonial trail, concluding your journey with a few days of relaxation on the tropical beaches of the south.
II. Highlights
Visit Siem Reap and follow in the footsteps of ancient pilgrims along the immense causeway of Angkor Wat, the holiest and most iconic temple city. Explore Angkor Thom, the 12th-century royal Buddhist city famed for its grand Bayon Temple and its 216 enigmatic giant faces.

Experience the wild beauty of Ta Prohm, the original Tomb Raider temple, where nature has reclaimed the ruins. Marvel at the exquisite carvings of the tiny temple of Banteay Srei, renowned as the finest in Angkor. Cycle along less-traveled roads, undiscovered by mass tourists.
Discover the secrets of Pub Street, Siem Reap’s vibrant nightlife hub, and explore the Angkor Night Market. Relax with a soothing massage or spa treatment, perfect for weary bodies. Get a glimpse of life on Tonle Sap Lake with a visit to the floating villages on Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake.
Tread lightly on the 5,000 silver floor tiles at the Silver Pagoda in the Royal Palace. Step back in time at the National Museum, home to the world’s finest collection of Angkorian sculpture.
Admire the Art Deco masterpiece of Psar Thmei, Phnom Penh’s central market. Visit Wat Phnom, perched on a leafy hill offering views that have changed little in half a century. Soak up the city by night with a happy hour cocktail, a fine meal, and a bar crawl through the city’s nightlife.
Cruise the Mekong River as the sun sets behind the spires of the Royal Palace. Kick back in Kampot, a charming riverside town with some of Cambodia’s best-preserved colonial architecture.
Explore abandoned villas and remote islands in the colonial-era beach resort of Kep, a town slowly coming back to life. Lastly, retreat to Koh Rong, a true island paradise beloved by locals and expats alike, with its white sand beaches, calm turquoise waters, and a refreshing absence of roads and fast-food joints.


