Highlights Of Cambodia 4Days 3Nights

Welcome to Cambodia! Arrival in Phnom Penh airport and drive to hotel.
Spend the evening at leisure. Head out for sundowners at one of the city's rooftops bars or the iconic Foreign Correspondent's Club, go out for dinner, explore the neighborhood or take a stroll down the riverside. For a truly local experience, take a tuk-tuk to Independence Monument, where you can grab some street food from the carts and watch as the area comes to life with people coming to do their evening exercise, eat, and socialize.
Highlights: Independence Monument

Activities : Adventure

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and first, visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the ‘Killing Fields’ of Choeung Ek. During the Pol Pot regime in the1970s where over a quarter of the population was murdered in one of the worst genocides in recent times, a former high school named Tuol Sleng was converted to a detention center known as S21. After that, make your way to Wat Phnom. Built on the only hilltop in the city, the legend goes that this hill was created after a wealthy widow named Penh found a large koki tree in the river with four bronze statues of the Buddha inside. The people of the village came together to build an artificial hill and she built a small shrine atop to protect the sacred statues, and people would come from all over to make blessings and pray. If time permit visit Silver Pagoda.
Later transfer to Siem Reap, the gateway to Angkor. The drive through the countryside should take around three hours including a short stop.
Highlights: Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, Wat Phnom and Siem Reap

Activities : Forts and Palaces

After breakfast make your way to Angkor Wat to largest religious building in the world. This UNESCO World Heritagelisted temple is a magical place all the time, but watching the rising sun illuminate the bas reliefs of this ancient monument
is on another level. Built by Suryavrman II in the early 12th century as a state temple, Angkor Wat was originally constructed as a Hindu complex in honor of Vishnu, the Hindu God.
you'll begin your Angkor explorations with a visit to the ancient city of Angkor Thom. The last capital of the Khmer Empire before its collapse in 1431, Angkor Thom is surrounded by huge walls with five massive gates. Inside, you'll find many important monuments including the famous Bayon Temple with its 54 towers and giant stone faces looking down at you from every angle.
The next stop is Ta Prohm, the Tombraider Temple. Built in the 12th century, this is one of the few temples in Angkor that has been allowed to stay left to nature, with huge banyan trees growing through the ruins. Take your time wandering the sandy paths and exploring this iconic temple - one of the most photogenic in all of Angkor. Then, head to the South Gate of Angkor Thom
At dusk, return to your hotel. The evening is yours to spend how you wish. If you feel up to it, perhaps head out to the bars around Pub Street, enjoy some of the city's fine dining options, or go for a wander along the river.
Note: Angkor temples tour will be walking tour which will be 8 to 10kms for the day.
Highlights: Angkor Thom, Bayon Temple, Ta Prohm, and Pub Street

Activities : Forts and Palaces , Sightseeing

It's time to say goodbye to the Kingdom of Wonder. Spend the day at leisure before taking a transfer out to the airport to begin your onward journey.

Activities : Adventure