Cambodia 5 Days 4 Nights

Breakfast at the hotel – hop on a bike to paddle along the back road towards to archeological park, where you will visit Angkor Wat, the largest temples in world and covers an area of 200 hectares and surrounded by moat and an exterior wall measuring 1300 meters x 1500 meters lectured by a well-known Khmer scholar. Continue to visit the jungle covered temple of Ta Prohm is an incredible sight. There are enormous fig trees and gigantic creepers which embrace themselves in the stone foundations of the structure giving the impression of man's creation being reclaimed by the powerful forces of nature. In the afternoon, enjoy 3 hours Quad Bike adventures - Riding the road less traveled in rural villages and communities, including a visit to the rice paddy field, Water Buffalos, Cambodian Buddhism Monastery, visit one of non touristic temple which built before Angkor Wat temple in 09 Century, and enjoy visiting to the local market during the tour, then break for local fresh coconut or cool drink on the way, after a memorable break we will head back to town in a difference way. Overnight in Siem Reap.

Breakfast at the hotel - Heading out of town we make our way by traveling on a newly paved road to the intricately carved and well preserved temple of Banteay Srei and followed by Landmine Museum of Mr. Akira.  Mr. Ra is dedicated to clearing the Cambodian countryside of landmines laid during the years of conflict and relies entirely on visitors' donation to fund his work. Along the way back we make stopover at the Preah Dark village and we follow these with a visit the Banteay Samre Temple adorned with impressive relief’s depicting scenes of Vishunu as well as Krishna legends. In the afternoon, Visit Angkor Thom beginning with the South Gate of Angkor Thom, Bayon Temple, built from the late 12th century to the early 13th century by King Jayavarman VII and consists of 54 towers, the Royal Enclosure, the Phimeanakas, the Elephants Terrace and the Terrace of the Leper King, then Visit Preah Khan temple, built by King Jayavarman VII dedicated to his father. It is a huge, highly exportable monastic complex, and served as a Buddhist monastery and school, engaging over 1000 monks. Later this afternoon, You’ll board the Kongkear Angkor – a traditional Khmer boat service in Angkor archaeological park. Whilst cruising along the waterway, you’ll discover the park’s iconic scenes, including Angkor Thom, the Royal Secret Path and the City Guard Post, before being greeted with a beautiful sunset at the Great wall along with Hi-Tea/Cocktail served on board.  Overnight in Siem Reap.

Today provides the perfect opportunity to gain a better understanding of Cambodian rural life, along with an insight into traditional Khmer culture; something which few visitors are lucky enough to experience. Departing after breakfast accompanied by your guide, you’ll spend the day travelling through a number of relatively un-touched villages and learning about the day-to-day lives of the local people. This is a world away from Siem Reap, and provides you with the perfect opportunity to get ‘off the beaten track’. Your first stop is one of the villages, which is a small village made up of farmers and itinerant workers.  The families typically struggle to meet daily needs, and often struggle for food, and where  you will visit the rice plantation and see farmers busy at work in their fields and you may even join them for some hands-on experience to learning how to farm (The various stages of rice farming: Land preparation, Power sources, Planting, Weed and Pest control, Fertilization, Irrigation, and Harvesting – but Oct/Nov will be the harvesting season, so you spend time in the rice fields learning how to harvest!) The trip will also include the time without the benefit of air-conditioning, using a more typical method of transportation for this region. The (almost!) pollution free ox and cart is still widely used throughout Cambodia, and allows you to travel at a gentle, almost hypnotic pace along the narrow, village roads. After that, we travel to visit a home of a local family who will warmly welcome you to visit their house and enjoy a home-made lunch with a soft drink and a bottle of water altogether with their households. There will be plenty of time to relax and chat with the family as they prepare lunch (with your guide acting as interpreter). If you wish to assist then you are very welcome to do so, and this is also a fantastic opportunity to further your understanding of typical Khmer cuisine. This is likely to be very different from the dishes you may have sampled in the more westerner-orientated restaurants! Having enjoyed your lunch before returning to Siem Reap.

Meal: Local home-made lunch

In the afternoon, visit APOPO Visitor Center is a global non-profit organization that trains African giant pouched rats (fondly nicknamed ‘Hero RATs’) to save lives by detecting landmines. Here, you will have chance to discover the history of conflict in Cambodia, the impact of landmines on local communities. Early evening, hop on a motorbike/ scooter (with driver) or Tuk Tuk to explore local street food. Siem Reap Food Tours provides personal guided evening expeditions for small groups through the heart of Siem Reap. The tours provide a unique opportunity to learn about Cambodian life and culture. You’ll sample authentic Khmer dishes in a variety of off-the-beaten-tourist-path settings, from street-side food stalls to busy local markets. We'll introduce you to popular Khmer market specialties and street snacks, plus a few of Cambodia's exotic tropical fruits. We will end our tours with cocktail at Ms Wong pub - Overnight in Siem Reap.

Breakfast at the hotel – spend your last morning for departure visit the Tonle sap where we will enjoy a boat ride (private boat and guide) on the Tonle Sap lake. This is the largest permanent fresh-water lake in South East Asia and flows into Tonle Sap River, joining the Mekong in Phnom Penh. We will see a fishermen's "floating village" with floatting schools, floatting police station, etc. It is same as a big village floatting on the lake, and the "village" move from place to place following water levels and curant. Transfer to the airport for flight departure