Honeymoon in Cambodia

The morning begins with a transfer to the temple of Bayon, known for the hundreds of smiling faces that grace their towers. The bas reliefs are quite impressive and tell stories of daily life and the great battles that were fought between the Khmers and ancient Thais.

Next it is on to one of the most loved temples of all – Ta Prohm. End your morning with exploring the magnificent Angkor Wat, the world’s largest religious monument. This visually spectacular temple is a massive three-tiered pyramid, rising 65 metres from the ground and crowned by five lotus towers that represent the five peaks of the sacred Mount Meru. The giant moat that stretches around the temple symbolises the oceans of the world and is more than five kilometres in length. See bas-reliefs depicting Hindu epics from the Ramayana, dancing apasara’s lining the walls and let your mind wander to days of ancient kings.

Lunch at local restaurant.

Enjoy an evening under the big top in downtown Siem Reap with an evening show at Phare, the Cambodian Circus. Run by the NGO of the same name which supports the futures of Khmer youth with art and performance training. Phare is a lively show combining elements of high flying, tight-rope walking, juggling, contortion, music and theatre circus arts in one energetic showcase of Cambodian culture. Enjoy an evening of cultural discovery for a good cause and pick up a few souvenirs on your way out.

This half day tour brings you to one Siem Reap’s best-known cooking schools, for a hands-on culinary extravaganza. Begin the class with a short trip to a nearby market, where vendors sell fragrant herbs, spices, and exotic vegetables. After purchasing your ingredients arrive at the cooking class where an expert chef will explain the basics of Khmer cuisine. After a few hours of whipping up dishes like spring rolls and traditional Khmer amok, sit down to sample your creations over lunch.

In the evening, enjoy an amazing private romantic dinner at the village with Traditional Musicians (Violinist or Roneath).

Your guide will meet you at your hotel and transfer you to the airport for your flight.

Siem Reap to Phnom Penh (K6) One-Way Economy (Economy)

Upon arrival, your guide will be waiting to transfer you to your hotel.

Set off from your hotel into the country’s capital, starting with a visit to the Royal Palace, a stone’s throw from the Tonle Sap River. Built in 1813 the palace contains several buildings which have been used for the coronation of kings and other ceremonies. Within the grounds is the Silver Pagoda, aptly named because of the 5000 silver tiles weighing 1kg each which cover the entire floor. Head on from here to the National Museum built during 1917-1920 and housed in an elegant terracotta building, in keeping with traditional design.

Evening board a charming river boat and prepare to take in the sights of local life along the Mekong River. Watch village women carry out their household chores as children splash happily alongside them. Lookout for diminutive fishing boats and the sight of fishermen hauling in their nets after a long day on the river. Watch as the sun sets, and the sky lights up with vibrant colours making for a perfect backdrop for a spot of sightseeing. Purchase drinks and snacks on board and take in the Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda and Wat Ounalom as daylight grows scarce and the bright lights of the city come alive. This is the perfect way to see the sights of Phnom Penh away from the crowds.

This morning you will have a transfer from Phnom Penh to Sihanouk Ville. After that you will carry on your adventure via a boat to the beautiful Koh Rong Island for an overnight stay.

These two days are completely up to you and your chosen loved one! Feel free to explore the island, lounge on beach getting a tan or indulging in the hotels various, relaxing spa treatments.

This morning you will transfer by boat back to Sihanouk Ville pier. Our driver will be waiting there to welcome you and transfer to Phnom Penh airport for your departure flight.