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Day 1
Arrival - Luang Prabang
Arrival in Luang Prabang airport, you will transfer to the hotel at your own. In the early evening, the guide will meet you and transfer to a local restaurant for a Welcome Dinner.
Meals: Dinner
Accommodation: Overnight at hotel
Note: Check-in at the hotel from 14:00
Hotel: Villa Saykham 3* (or similar) -
Day 2
Luang Prabang
The city of Luang Prabang is one of the most beautiful cities in Southeast Asia, with its perfect location at the meeting point of the Mekong and Nam Khan Rivers and at the foot of an age-old mountain range. Your discovery of Luang Prabang will take you into its most emblematic and culturally-rich sites. In order to fully appreciate your visit of this picturesque city, a guide will share all his knowledge of the city’s history, architecture, and culture with you. The Royal Palace, which nowadays houses the National Museum, has a huge collection of precious items which formerly belong to the royal family, and a large array of statuettes discovered in the temples of the region. Here, you can lay eyes on the Phrabang Buddha, considered as the most sacred artefact of Laos, and which has given its name to the city. Then step aboard a local motorboat to travel to the Pak Ou caves, the most famous Buddhist site around Luang Prabang. This beautiful excursion on the Mekong River, lined with steep karst cliffs and small villages, is the opportunity for you to observe the life lived on its banks. When you reach the caves after the boat ride and after you've climbed the stairs to the entrance, you will be amazed to find thousands of Buddha statues inside. In a beautiful location, not far from Pak Ou Caves, your lunch will be prepared by villagers and set up on a Sala – a traditional Lao bamboo platform with a roof – overlooking the river, giving you a chance to try some local food and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Duration of the boat trip: 10 minutes After lunch, continue by boat for 2 hours back to Luang Prabang. Arrival in Luang Prabang, visit the Vat Mai, built at the end of the XVIII century, is a very respected shrine topped by a amazing roof. Option for the late afternoon: Traditional Baci ceremony in a local house (with traditional music) You will be invited to attend a Baci (Sou Khouan) ceremony (https://www.easia-travel.com/agent-hub/product_activity/37263/ (factsheet), one of the most popular traditions in Laos and which accompanies any important life event: weddings, funerals, births, illnesses, trips, etc. The ceremony usually takes place amongst a handful of people, with one or two ‘recipients’, the ‘officiate’ and a few ‘assistants. But for larger occasions, such as weddings, they can gather dozens of people. During the ceremony you attend, the officiating person will recall your souls (according to Lao belief, each human being has 32 souls) to attract beneficial influences towards you, and will then tie a cotton string around your wrist symbolizing the wishes he will have formulated in your favor. Note: Clients need to dress properly, knees and shoulders covered to show respect to the local family, scarves are provided. Duration: Around 40 minutes, starting time between 18:00 to 20:00 (depending on availability).
Meals: Breakfast, lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang
Note: Royal Palace opening hours: every morning 8:00 – 11:30 (stop selling tickets at 11:00), every afternoon 13:30 – 16:00 (stop selling tickets at 15:30, except on Thursdays stop at 15:00).
Hotel: Villa Saykham 3* (or similar) -
Day 3
Luang Prabang - Kuang Sy Waterfalls
In the early morning, you will travel with your guide to the temple to see the Tak Bath ceremony. During the ceremony, devoted residents of Luang Prabang kneel on the sidewalk, bearing food in their hands, which they offer to the monks as they walk by clad in their saffron-orange robes. Be drawn into this culturally significant moment, as it takes place in a peaceful and respectful manner, with no words exchanged between the monks and the inhabitants making the offerings. After this humbling experience, your guide will take you to a local market, a very animated place to be in the morning, to say the least. After the market tour, you’ll be taken to a welcoming local restaurant beside the Mekong river to try a soup designed to quell your hunger and give you energy for the day. If you’re not up to soup in the morning, you can also just enjoy a coffee while watching the daily routine of the residents. After this, you can return to your hotel for your full breakfast. Duration: Around 2h 30min Notes: Guests will travel to see Tak Bat ceremony from around 05:30 to 06:30 As a guest attending this tradition, you are recommended not to wear revealing clothing Please do not cross the monk’s path and take photos from a distance to show your respect Please also maintain a quiet atmosphere. The Khao Soi is only a tasting – guests can return to their hotel afterwards for breakfast should they wish After breakfast at the hotel, you will be picked up by your guide and then begin a short trip, travelling through the valley and passing local villages along the way. After reaching the Hmong ethnic community of Ban Long Lao Kao, you will have the opportunity to visit and take in the sights of the village. Then, start your walk to the famous Kuang Sy waterfalls, walking through vegetable gardens, rice fields and forests under the shade of hardwood trees, such as rosewood and ebony. After arriving at the Kuang Sy waterfalls, enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant. Take a rest, or the chance to go swimming, before heading back to Luang Prabang. Rest of the day at leisure or visit the night market at your own pace.
Meals included: Breakfast, picnic lunch Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang Distance and duration of the hike: 8 kilometers - about 3h 30min; can be around 4-5 hours in rainy season
Level:1
Hotel: Villa Saykham 3* (or similar) -
Day 4
Luang Prabang - Nong Khiaw
This morning, travel from Luang Prabang to Nong Khiaw, then visit Nong Kiew view point. Situated on the banks of the peaceful Nam Ou River, Nong Khiaw is a charming town surrounded by some of the most fantastic limestone mountains in the north of Laos. Today, you will discover the beautiful natural environment with a hike to the top of the mountain along the small path. Enjoy the adventurous feeling of climbing at your own rhythm up a hill covered with a lush forest. Along the trail, you’ll find places to sit and rest on bamboo benches and get your breath back before continuing your upward exploration. On the way, there are ropes set up at some points that you can use to assist your effort. Perhaps a little breathless, but triumphant, you’ll be rewarded at the top of the mountain with a stunning 360-degree panoramic view of Nong Khiaw and the Ou River winding through the surrounding mountains! After a stop at the bamboo Sala at the top to contemplate the beauty of the viewpoint, you will go back to the town. Check in your hotel and spend the balance of the day free at leisure.
Meals included:Breakfast, lunch
Accommodation: Overnight at hotel
Duration of the hike Nong Kiew View Point : 4 kilometers - 2 to 3 hours (around 1h 30min to the viewpoint - 45 minutes to descend)
Level : 1 (maybe a bit more if it is hot or the guests aren’t in good shape – it is 430m of ascent)
Distance from Luang Prabang to Nong Khiaw: 137km, 3.5 - 4 hour driving
Hotel: Phaxang Resort 2* (or similar) -
Day 5
Nong Khiaw - Muang Ngoi - Nong Khiaw
Today, take a boat trip from Nong Khiaw to Muang Ngoi. Your easy walk starts right from center of Muang Ngoi. After the first 30 minutes you will have the chance to stop at Tam Khang Cave, the former sheltering cave for local villagers during the Indochina war (1960-1972). After visiting (and if you wish a short bath in the rock pool to cool off) you’ll walk further through lush vegetation and cross some rice paddies to reach Ban Na village. Here there is the possibility to explore community life by walking around the small village or enjoying the views of rice fields and the surrounding hills from a small restaurant terrace. After a pleasant relaxation break, it will be time to head back to Muang Ngoi. At a good time, take a boat transfer from Muang Ngoi back to Nong Khiaw.
Meals Included :Breakfast, lunch Accommodation: Hotel in Nong Khiaw
Duration of the boat from Nong Khiaw to Muang Ngoi: 1.5 hour
Hotel: Phaxang Resort 2* (or similar) -
Day 6
Nong Khiaw - Luang Prabang
In the morning, you will travel from Nong Khiaw back to your hotel in Luang Prabang. Balance the day at leisure. Option for the evening: A Taste of Laos Eating is an important part of Lao culture and a time when families and friends come together after a hard day of work. This evening your taste buds will be awakened as you taste a selection of popular Lao dishes on a gastronomic walking tour near the city center. You will enjoy a delicious bowl of one of the Lao staples - Khao Soi or Pho. This is one of the most popular meals, not only in Laos but in all of Southeast Asia. You will also try the steamed buns with egg and pork called Salapao. If you’re craving something a bit more refreshing you could try Namvan, a sweet dessert type drink especially popular when the weather is hot. From here you will walk a short distance, along the road, through the temple, and into the smaller streets where you will try Namejun (Spring Rolls) and Tam Makteng (Cucumber Salad), popular dishes often shared among friends as they enjoy an evening drink. Your final walk will be to the night market area where you will end your culinary adventure with some tasty Kaojee and Khao Nom Kok! The starting time can be adapted but it should ideally start between 5pm and 6pm.
Meals included:
Breakfast Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang
Distance from Luang Prabang to Nong Khiaw: 137km, 3.5 - 4 hour driving
Note: Hotel check-in time: 14:00 and check-out time: 12:00
Hotel: Villa Saykham 3* (or similar) -
Day 7
Luang Prabang - Siem Reap
This morning, discover Luang Prabang at your own pace. Then check-out and travel to Luang Prabang airport for the flight to Siem Reap. Upon arrival in Siem Reap, being welcomed by our local guide and driver then travel to your hotel for check in.
Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Siem Reap.
Note: Hotel standard check-in time: 14:00 and check-out time: 12:00
Estimated Flight LPQ – REP: departure at 14:40 (the flight is except Tue & Sun).
Hotel: Amber Angkor Villa Hotel & Spa 3* (or similar) -
Day 8
Siem Reap
Start your day by visiting Angkor Wat, the largest religious structure in the world, and one of the top UNESCO World Heritage sites world-wide. After the visit, your walking tour will start, taking you around the moat of this enormous temple, and entering on a tiny trail, passing by a small local village. Continue crossing through the Angkor Thom South Gate, climb up on its ancient wall, and walk along the shadowy path covered by ancient trees. You will reach a small temple, and then you will finally arrive right at the center of the Khmer capital, where the majestic Bayon Temple stands before you. Enjoy lunch in a local restaurant and then continue your visit of Angkor Thom, exploring the Royal Palace, the Elephant terrace, and the other incredible temples located in the area. Finally, end your visit at the Bayon Temple, and travel back to your hotel.
Meals included: Breakfast, lunch
Accommodation: Overnight at hotel
Level: 1
Distance & duration of hiking: 14 kilometers – 3 hours (full day including the visits)
Total elevation gain: + 150 meters / - 120 meters Terrain: mainly jungle trails, through forest Transportation: full day vehicle support - 8 kilometers – 15 minutes (From Hotel to starting point) / 10 kilometers – 20 minutes (From ending point to hotel)
Hotel: Amber Angkor Villa Hotel & Spa 3* (or similar) -
Day 9
Siem Reap
Today, you'll depart in the early morning from your hotel to begin a special sightseeing journey to discover some of the hidden treasures of Jayavarman VII, one of the most remarkable kings of the Khmer Empire. You will reach your starting point by vehicle and start to walk on a tiny jungle trail to reach the first temple: Phreah Khan. The Preah Khan temple, translated as ''Sacred Sword," is an imposing monastery built by the king, who dedicated it to his father. After the visit, enjoy a view point on the Jayatataka Baray and continue your journey crossing through the Angkor forest. During this tour, you will also stop at the Nursery Tree to learn more about the Cambodia's flora and fauna, and then you will continue to visit other magical temples built during Jayavarman VII's reign, such as Ta Nie, Takeo, and Ta Prom, the temple dedicated to the king's mother, famous for its role in the movie "Tomb Raider," and for its impressive design that melts into the forest. You will end the tour by visiting Banteay Kdei, exiting from the East gate and reaching the Srah Srang baray or reservoir (Royal baths during the ancient Khmer Empire) After arriving at the banks of Srah Srang baray, you will have a short 10-minute walk through the local village to reach the house, which is located on the border of the reservoir. The house offers an authentic and comfortable atmosphere, with furniture and decorations made from local materials, a surrounding tropical garden and nice views of the reservoir. Then, return to hotel in Siem Reap Balance the day at leisure. Option for the evening: enjoy A Taste of Cambodian Cuisine (every day except Monday) - no guide needed, the tuk tuk driver takes you the the restaurants. Information letter in English is prepared. Tour starts: 18:30. It's not always easy to choose the best place to dine in a foreign city, so we have a "three in one" solution. Enjoy a multi-stage dinner with starter, main course, and dessert in three different restaurants, carefully chosen for their flavors and atmosphere. One evening, the curious traveler will discover a selection of our favorite dishes and addresses in Siem Reap. Including: 1. Pou - starter and one drink per person 2. The Sugar Palm - main course and one drink per person 3. Malis - dessert and one drink per person
Meals included: Breakfast,
Accommodation: Overnight at hotel
Level: 1
Distance & duration of hiking: 12 kilometers – 3 hours (full day including temples visits)
Total elevation gain: + 30 meters / - 27 meters Terrain: mainly jungle trails, through forest Transportation: full day vehicle support – 10 kilometers – 20 minutes (From hotel to starting point)/ 10 kilometers - 20 minutes (ending point to hotel).
Hotel: Amber Angkor Villa Hotel & Spa 3* (or similar) -
Day 10
Siem Reap - Phnom Kulen - Siem Reap
In the morning, around 7:00, travel from Siem Reap to Phnom Kulen, the largest forested area in the Siem Reap province. Arriving at the National Park, you will be welcomed by the local ranger who will accompany you, along with your professional guide, over the course of the hike. After a short briefing, begin your hike along a diverse mix of trails, through the deep jungle and the rocky Kulen Plateau, which takes you by some hidden temples dated to the 10th century, religious sites, and a charming river. Today’s morning highlight is surely the famous Sra Damrei site, which houses a holy elephant statue shrine carved in sandstone, representing the mountain's guardian together with the other nearby statues. After the visit, continue along the trail where you will visit some other important sites, until you reach the local tractor, named guyun in Cambodian language, and travel to a scenic lunch spot along the small river. There you can enjoy a local picnic lunch and if you like you can relax and take a swim. After lunch, start your second part of the hike and embark on a single trail, plunging into the deep forest and indulge in the natural surroundings as you try to spot some of the Cambodian wildlife. Along the way you will reach the main area of Kulen Mountain, to firstly visit the golden reclining Buddha situated at Preah Ang Thom, then stop at the Phnom Kulen Waterfall. There, if you’d like, refresh yourself with a swim. Around late afternoon, you will travel back to Siem Reap in your private vehicle.
Meals included: Breakfast, lunch
Accommodation: Overnight at hotel
Physical Level: 2
Distance & duration of hiking:
• Option 1: 15 kilometers – 4 hours (Excluding site visits)
• Option 2: 10 kilometers – 3 hours (excluding site visits)
Net Elevation Gain: 250 meters ascent / 215 meters descent
Terrain: mainly jungle trails, through forest and the rocky Kulen Plateau
Transportation: full day vehicle support – 60 kilometers – 2 hours (From hotel to starting) – 50 kilometers – 1 hour 30 minutes - Emergency vehicle available
Note: On the option 2, the last part of the trail to reach waterfall will be done by vehicle
Hotel: Amber Angkor Villa Hotel & Spa 3* (or similar) -
Day 11
Siem Reap - Tonle Sap Lake
Your journey starts in the morning, departure from Siem Reap to Kompong Khleang. From Kompong Kleang, you will board a local boat led by a captain from the village. The craft will criss-cross Tonlé Sap at a leisurely pace, giving you the opportunity to observe some of the small floating villages. The small local boat is equipped with an engine, which allows you to move easily from the village and along the various canals leading to the Great Lake. Once you reach the end of the canal, you will realize the immensity of this lake, where the horizon stretches as far as the eye can see. During the dry season, a walk to meet the locals is offered before you set out for the cruise. Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Siem Reap
Distance: Siem Reap / Kompong Khleang - 52 kilometers (1 hour 30 minute drive), each way Note: From the 15th of February, due to low water levels, the boat trip cannot be operated with big boats from 10 pax up, only small boats are available (1-9 pax). So for groups from 10 pax up we will do the boat trip at Chong Kneas instead.
Hotel: Amber Angkor Villa Hotel & Spa 3* (or similar) - Day 12 Return At a good time, travel to the airport on your own for the departure flight. Meals included: Breakfast Room is at your disposal until 12:00 only
Included
- Accommodation in the category chosen or similar (subject to availability).
- Meals as mentioned in the program.
- All local boat rental as mentioned in the program.
- Transportation in air-conditioning vehicle as mentioned program.
- All entrance fees and sightseeing as mentioned in the program.
- Local English speaking guide(s) as mentioned.
- Additional Local ranger and local guides during some excursions.
Exclusions
- Meals and drinks which are not mentioned in the program.
- International flight tickets and airport taxes. All internal/ regional flight tickets in economy class.
- Visa fees upon arrival in Cambodia and Laos.
- Tips & personal expenses. Personal insurance. Any services not clearly mentioned in the program.
Laos – At a Glance
Laos is a country that seems suspended outside of time. Far from mass tourism, it has preserved a rare sense of authenticity in Southeast Asia. Vast rice fields stretch endlessly across the landscape, dotted with water buffalo working peacefully, while the Mekong River—the nation’s true lifeline—reflects ever-changing skies and sets the rhythm of daily life. Buddhism deeply shapes Laos, influencing both its scenery and the gentle, welcoming attitude of its people. Traveling through Laos means slowing down, observing, and allowing yourself to be carried by a serene, profoundly human atmosphere.
General Information
The capital of Laos is Vientiane. The country covers an area of 236,800 km², and Lao is the official language. The local currency is the Lao kip, although foreign currencies may sometimes be accepted in tourist areas. The international dialing code is +856. Laos is 12 hours ahead of Montreal, and the electrical voltage is 230 volts.
Did You Know…
Laos is often referred to as the “Land of a Million Elephants,” a symbol of its strength and historical heritage. Rice is the cornerstone of daily life and appears at nearly every meal. Laos is the only landlocked country in Southeast Asia. The Mekong River flows through the country from north to south and plays a vital role in agriculture, trade, and social life. Buddhism is the dominant religion and strongly influences everyday customs. Laos is also known for its coffee production, primarily grown on the Bolovens Plateau, and is home to the widest waterfalls in the world, including Khone Phapheng Falls.
Luang Prabang
Formerly the royal capital, Luang Prabang is the cultural and spiritual jewel of Laos. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city is renowned for its harmonious blend of French colonial architecture, Buddhist temples, and surrounding nature. Built at the confluence of the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers, it offers gentle, picturesque views. Temples are plentiful and animated by the daily presence of monks. Nearby, the Kuang Si and Tad Sae waterfalls attract visitors with their turquoise waters and natural pools. At nightfall, the vibrant night markets illuminate the streets, revealing a livelier yet still serene side of the city.
Si Phan Don – The 4,000 Islands
In the far south of the country, Si Phan Don—literally the 4,000 Islands—forms a unique river archipelago along the Mekong River near the Cambodian border. This region is a true haven of tranquility, where time seems to slow to a gentle pace. Some islands are home to welcoming fishing villages, while others remain completely uninhabited. Travelers can relax, explore by bicycle or kayak, or visit the impressive Khone Phapheng Falls. Nearby archaeological sites such as Vat Phou, Phou Asa, and the former royal city of Champassak further enrich the experience.
Cruising the Mekong River
The Mekong lies at the heart of Laotian identity. Traveling down the river by boat offers a unique perspective on the country, revealing riverside villages, scenes of daily life, and ever-changing landscapes. River traffic remains an essential part of the local economy. This peaceful, contemplative journey provides a privileged glimpse into the soul of Laos and is often one of the most memorable experiences of a trip.
Vang Vieng
Set along the Nam Song River, Vang Vieng is surrounded by spectacular karst cliffs that dominate the valley. Lush rice fields contrast with dramatic limestone formations, creating a striking natural setting. Once known primarily for its party scene, the town has reinvented itself and now offers a wide range of activities, including tubing, kayaking, hiking, rock climbing, caving, and even hot-air balloon rides. Vang Vieng appeals equally to adventure seekers and lovers of grand landscapes.
The Bolovens Plateau
Located in southern Laos, the Bolovens Plateau stands out for its cooler climate and verdant scenery. Still relatively unexplored, the region is famous for its coffee plantations, impressive waterfalls, and dense forests. Exploring the plateau by motorbike or bicycle allows travelers to experience authentic rural life and meet local ethnic minorities while enjoying pristine natural surroundings.
The Vieng Xai Caves
The Vieng Xai Caves are a major historical and cultural site. They served as shelters for the leaders of the Pathet Lao during the civil war in the 1970s. These natural caves once housed meeting rooms, living quarters, and even entertainment spaces. Today, they offer a fascinating insight into the country’s recent history, while also impressing visitors with their natural beauty.
Vat Phou
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Vat Phou is a Khmer temple complex dating back over a thousand years. Located at the base of a sacred mountain, this important archaeological site is often compared to a “smaller Angkor” due to its architecture and historical significance. Visiting the site by bicycle or motorbike allows travelers to explore the ruins in a peaceful and deeply spiritual setting.
Vientiane
Vientiane, the capital of Laos, exudes a relaxed and unhurried atmosphere, very different from most major Asian capitals. Tree-lined streets reveal a harmonious mix of French colonial villas, traditional homes, and Buddhist temples. Key landmarks include Patuxai, the triumphal arch commemorating independence; Pha That Luang, the country’s national symbol; and Vat Si Saket, home to thousands of Buddha statues. Nearby, the Buddha Park offers a unique and contemplative experience with its monumental sculptures.
Cuisine
Laotian cuisine is simple, flavorful, and sometimes spicy. While it shares certain ingredients with neighboring Thailand, it is distinguished by generous use of lime, lemongrass, coriander, and coconut milk. Sticky rice accompanies nearly every meal and is often served in small bamboo baskets. Laap, a finely seasoned meat or fish salad, is considered the national dish. Noodle soups, fish steamed in banana leaves, and traditional stews round out a cuisine rich in flavor. Desserts made from sticky rice and coconut milk add a welcome touch of sweetness.
Drinks
Beer Lao is the country’s most popular alcoholic beverage. Light and refreshing, it pairs perfectly with local dishes, especially grilled meats. Green tea, grown on the Bolovens Plateau, is widely consumed on a daily basis. Lao-lao, a strong rice alcohol, is considered the national spirit and is commonly found in local eateries.
Shopping and Souvenirs
Laotian handicrafts are both rich and diverse. Markets—especially in Luang Prabang—overflow with wooden carvings, bamboo baskets, handmade pottery, and traditional textiles. Sinh skirts and pha biang scarves showcase local textile expertise. Traditional dolls, fabric elephants, and handmade paper lamps make meaningful souvenirs that reflect the country’s culture and history. Coffee and tea from the highlands are also excellent gifts to bring home.
Safety
Laos is considered a safe country, with a relatively low crime rate compared to neighboring nations. Nevertheless, basic precautions are advised, particularly at night, and valuables should always be kept secure.
Health Advice
As tap water is not drinkable, bottled water should always be consumed. It is recommended to eat well-cooked or peeled foods and to purchase travel medical insurance covering care abroad. Canadian health authorities recommend certain vaccinations prior to departure, depending on individual circumstances.
Climate
Laos has a tropical climate that varies with altitude. Average temperatures hover around 25°C, with hotter conditions in the south, particularly around Pakse. The dry season is generally the most pleasant time to travel, while the rainy season brings lush vegetation and spectacular waterfalls.
Religions and Beliefs
TheravÄda Buddhism is the dominant religion in Laos and deeply influences daily life. Monasteries serve as important centers of meditation and learning, and religious practices shape the social rhythm of the country. Minority Christian and Muslim communities also coexist peacefully, reflecting a climate of religious tolerance.
Etiquette and Customs
Laotian society is founded on values of respect, modesty, and harmony. Greetings are exchanged using the nop, a gesture of hands pressed together accompanied by a slight bow. Respect for elders is essential, as is emotional restraint in public. Dress should remain modest, especially when visiting temples. It is also important never to touch someone’s head, which is considered sacred in Laotian culture.
Name: A Spiritual Journey from Luang Prabang to Angkor Wat
Brand: Pathways of the World
Quality: Tourist Class
Tour Type: Wellness
Start City: Luang Prabang
End City: Siem Reap
Vacation Overview:
- HIGHLIGHTS
- Visit Luang Prabang with an expert local guide and learn the secrets of this incredible UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Hike to the majestic Kuang Sy Waterfall and enjoy lunch in a local home
- Experience a relaxing cruise in the Nam Ou River and to visit the Pak Ou Caves admiring the unforgettable landscapes
- Enjoy some of the most stunning panoramic views in northern Laos
- Hike through villages; interact with locals to learn about their daily lives and incredible culture and traditions
- Visit Angkor Wat UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest religious buildings in the world
- Explore the Angkor Archaeological Park on foot; hiking along different paths through the jungle and exploring ancient temples
- Discover Phnom Kulen National Park on foot; an important site where the Khmer Empire began
- Explore Kompong Khleang; one of the largest floating village on Tonle Sap Lake and enjoy a local lunch in a homestay
