Upon arrival in Phnom Penh, you will be welcomed by an escort who will be holding a signboard with your name on it. Your escort will assist you through customs. Upon completion, they will then assist you to pick up your luggage and lead you through the arrivals gate where you will meet your guide.

Meet your driver for an airport transfer with a private vehicle and English-speaking guide.

Phnom Penh’s dining scene blends refined Khmer cuisine with international flair, offering memorable experiences for discerning travelers. For an elegant introduction to Cambodian flavors, Malis Restaurant showcases elevated interpretations of traditional recipes in a serene garden setting. Romdeng is both culturally meaningful and delicious, serving classic dishes that support local hospitality training initiatives. Along the riverfront, FCC Phnom Penh pairs colonial charm with modern Asian and Western cuisine, ideal for sunset dining. For a more contemporary experience, Cuisine Wat Damnak offers a refined tasting menu highlighting seasonal Cambodian ingredients.

Today is an early morning start (8:00AM) and your private guide will pick you up at your hotel for a tour that is partially on foot, as well as tuk tuks. First stop is at the Pshar Kandal, Phnom Pen's oldest market, to enjoy delicacies such as fried noodles, BBQ beef with papaya salad, noodle soup, and delicious rice and coconut treats. Then it’s a walk to the French Quarter, which will open your eyes to Phnom Penh's colonial era architecture. Admire Belle Epoque and Art Deco design, a train station built during colonial times as wells as the Buddhist Temple, Wat Phnom, the tallest religious structure in the city. A true landmark in the city is Psah Thmey, once known as the biggest market in Asia. You'll have a chance to meet a traditional fortune teller (Optional: $5 USD), and taste a variety of local snacks. To quench your thirst, try a refreshing Teuk Ampil, a popular drink consisting of sugar cane juice poured over ice. After touring the market, a tuk tuk will take you back to your hotel.

In the afternoon, learn about Cambodia's devastating history, visiting the notorious Tuol Sleng Prison, housed in a high school, and glimpse the horrors that prevailed during Cambodia's ultra-radical Marxist movement. This excursion may prove distressing for some; it is, however, an important piece of Cambodia’s recent past. Afterwards, take an excursion to Choeng Ek, site of former orchards where more than 17,000 civilians were killed and buried in mass graves by the Khmer Rouge between 1975 - 1979. Known as the "Killing Fields," it is located around 10 miles outside of Phnom Penh. This private tour includes tuk tuk transfers, an English-speaking guide, entrance fees, food, cool water and towels.

Transfer from Phnom Penh to Kep with a private vehicle and English speaking guide. The transfer is approximately 3.5 hours.

Settle in at your own pace, whether exploring independently or unwinding at your hotel with access to its full range of amenities.

Depart to Trapeang Rung district, Koh Kong Province which is about a 3.5 hour drive from Kep. Along the way, take the opportunity to visit the Kampot Pepper Plantation. Pepper production is currently resurging as top chefs around the world have rediscovered the uniqueness of Kampot Pepper. As one of the region's main agricultural products, the pepper plantation has found itself high on many travelers lists. Afterward, continue to Koh Kong Coffee; stop and enjoy a light meal en route (on own account). Freshen up at the lodge’s lounge in Trapeang Rung before embarking on the hour’s trip over the Preak Tachan River to Cardamom Tented Camp and settle into the comfortable safari-style tents.

When staying at Cardamom Tented Camp, one of the best ways to learn about the local wildlife, nature, and external influences threatening the park – such as illegal logging, poaching and habitat destruction – is by jungle hiking along the park’s trails. Take the opportunity to visit Preak Tachan Station on a 2.5-hour forest hike with Forest Rangers!

After early breakfast, embark with Wildlife Alliance Rangers and an English-speaking guide on a surveillance patrol over a network of abandoned poaching and logging trails through the dense forest. The half-day hike will stop by the Ranger Station, where confiscated snares, traps and improvised hunting rifles are on display. A local Khmer lunch will be served.

Kayak along Preak Tachan and keep an eye out for rare species of monkeys and birds during the meandering ride back to the tented camp.

Board the boat back to Trapeang Rung where a private driver will be waiting to transfer you to Sihanoukville Airport for a domestic flight to Siem Reap.

Fly from Sihanoukville to Siem Reap. Flight time is approximately 50 minutes.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Tonight, ride on the back of a Vespa on this Siem Reap food tour to taste exotic foods and brews in authentic Khmer places that you never imagined existed. The local hustle and bustle of street vendors, sights, aromas, and sounds all blend perfectly into the one feeling that embodies Cambodia. In the most unlikely surroundings and strictly among the local clientele, authentic Khmer cuisine is served on this food tour. Taste Khmer delicacies (some of which are only for the bold) and discover Cambodian rice wine, which has enriched by bouquets of local herbs and spices. See the exciting night market with plenty of Southeast Asian fruits, vegetables, and more. This private tour includes transfers, touring, food, water and cold towels.

Today your private guide and driver, will show you a full day of historical adventures, as you're being whisked away to see the breathtaking architecture and natural setting of one of the most important archaeological sites in South-East Asia. The different sites of Angkor cover around 250 square miles, including the forested areas. It features ruins dating back to a period between the 9th and 15th century, all sculpted in the distinctive Khmer style. As you approach the park, you will first see the South Gate of Angkor Thom. A walk along a half a mile trail past the walls that lead to a hidden temple is optional, but your guide will definitely ensure that you see the amazing temple areas of Bayon and Baphoun, as well as the Terrace of Elephants and Leper King. Take a break and have lunch back in town before you head over to the grey-stoned jungle temple of Ta Phrom. Here you enter a mysterious world, as tree stumps seem to grow out of the temple and roots crawl up its walls. For many people this is the highlight of Angkor. The most famous part of the park is, of course, Angkor Wat, known to visitors around the world. Finish the tour with a peaceful sunset at Srah Srang, as shades of violets, oranges, and pinks spread across the sky. This private tour includes transportation, an English-speaking guide, lunch, water, and towels.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Rosewood Phnom Penh is an ultra-luxury hotel that blends traditional Cambodian hospitality with contemporary sophistication, located at the most prestigious address in the city. Soaring more than 600 feet above the heart of Phnom Penh’s business district, Rosewood Phnom Penh occupies the top 14 floors of Vattanac Capital Tower, the city’s most iconic modern structure and a symbol of the new Cambodia. With five equally luxurious restaurants the choose from, guests can have their pick from traditional izakaya-style dining to more casual, upscale eateries or even a high-energy terrace bar and lounge with claims to the best views of the city and its surroundings.

The exclusive seaside Knai Bang Chatt resort can be discovered in the enchanting coastal town of Kep, on the southwest coast of Cambodia. The lush and private grounds house a collection of completely remodeled and expanded colonial villas, creating a unique seaside destination. Appreciation for the elements and the ingenuous integrity of natural objects can be found in the polished teak wood beds, natural earthy tones, and imperfect ceramic lamps and vases. Throughout the property, trees, pebbled pathways, and natural bamboo screens define the open space and time-weathered wood is transformed into seating and dining areas that blend seamlessly into the relaxed and beautiful surroundings.

The eco-camp is equipped with nine comfortable safari-style tents located inside Botum Sakor National Park that minimize the human footprint on nature and promote sustainable tourism. Each of the nine tents provides visitors with a fully-enclosed and mosquito-protected 32.6m² canvas tent. In-tent amenities are the standard of a 3-star hotel, including twin or Queen double beds, sufficient fans, bamboo and rattan furniture, bathroom facilities with hot water, rain showers and spacious patios with sun chairs.

The eco-camp is equipped with nine comfortable safari-style tents located inside Botum Sakor National Park that minimize the human footprint on nature and promote sustainable tourism. Each of the nine tents provides visitors with a fully-enclosed and mosquito-protected 32.6m² canvas tent. In-tent amenities are the standard of a 3-star hotel, including twin or Queen double beds, sufficient fans, bamboo and rattan furniture, bathroom facilities with hot water, rain showers and spacious patios with sun chairs.

Phum Baitang, the ’green village’, is a luxury resort near Siem Reap in Cambodia, gateway to the Angkor World Heritage Site and numerous natural wonders and cultural experiences. This elegant hideaway is set within eight acres of lush gardens and paddy fields. It comprises forty-five spacious villas, twenty-five with private terrace and twenty with private plunge pool. The wooden and stilted villas are inspired both inside and out by traditional Cambodian design, offering guests a unique experience in Siem Reap. A luxurious and tranquil Spa Temple offers seven treatment rooms, a sauna, steam room and relaxation area. A yoga pavilion, fully-equipped fitness room and 50m outdoor infinity pool complete the resort’s leisure facilities. During the day, guests can enjoy a light meal or sample a refreshing homemade juice at the Pool Bar. For elegant dining, Phum Baitang’s two restaurants, one locally-inspired and the other offering international cuisine, serve delicious meals using fresh organic herbs and vegetables from the resort’s own gardens. At the Cigar/Cocktail Lounge, guests can sip a cocktail while watching the sun set over lush paddy fields.