Siem Reap 4 Days - Departure on Tuesday, Friday

Angkor Wat
Angkor Wat
  

General information

DurationDestinationDeparture
4 days and 3 nights
Cambodia (Siem Reap)
Cambodia (Siem Reap)

Description

This itinerary, depending on the chosen category, can be:

-          On SIC: Departure guaranteed minimum 2 participants

 

Category

 
Smart (Scheduled Tour)
Half Board (lunch) 3 & 4 Stars
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First Category (Scheduled Tour)
Half Board (lunch) 3 & 4 Stars
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Superior (Scheduled Tour)
Half Board (lunch) 4 & 5 Stars
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Program

Day 1:
Siem Reap (Lunch)
Arrival and transfer to the hotel. Lunch in a typical restaurant. Departure to visit a unique fishermen's village, a community of "nomads of the lake". Every boat is a house but there is also a floating school, church, shops, and public offices: everything floats and can move around the lake. Return to the hotel.

Day 2:
Siem Reap (Breakfast, Lunch)
Visit the fortified citadel of Angkor Thom, the last capital of the Khmer kingdom, where the iconic Bayon, the most photographed site of Cambodia, is located, standing at its perfect center. Then we proceed to the Baphuon, the ancient royal palace flanked by the Phimeanakas and nearby we visit the Terrace of the Elephants and the Terrace of the Leper King. Lunch in a typical restaurant. Visit of the Angkor complex, one of the world's largest archaeological areas, where there are 276 monuments of great importance. The undisputed masterpiece of Khmer art and architecture is Angkor Wat, displaying exquisite bas relief, a spectacular testimony of the great refinement of the Khmer people. We proceed to Ta Prohm, where giant trees and huge roots have been wrapping around the galleries and the stones for centuries, blending the work of men and nature forever. Return to the hotel.

Day 3:
Siem Reap (Breakfast, Lunch)
Departure to visit one of the oldest sacred constructions, Prasat Kravan, built-in 921. Then we visit Banteay Kdey, a Buddhist monastic complex, and we end the excursion at the public pool called Srah Srang. Lunch in a typical restaurant. Visit of the temples Mebon, Pre Rup, Prah Khan and Neak Pean, all quite different in style and purpose. The Mebon is a Hindu temple dedicated to the god Shiva, built on a tiny island in the center of the now-dry Eastern Baray. The Pre Rup, a huge mountain temple, was used for royal funerals. The huge Buddhist temple Pra Khan, surrounded by jungle, was built to celebrate a victory after invading Cham armies whilst the Neak Pean, known for its coiled snakes, represented a mythological lake in the Himalayas. Return to the hotel.

Day 4:
Siem Reap (Breakfast)
Transfer to the airport.

Price includes

- Hotel with breakfast
- Meals as per program
- Transfers and excursions as per program
- English Speaking Guide
- Assistance during your entire stay
- Phone Number "URGENCY" 24 hours
- During long trips water and refreshing towels

Price does not include

- Flights, if not stated in the program
- Hotels peak season special supplements and policies such as Christmas and new year dinner new year minimum stay etc..
- Everything not indicated in “Quote includes"

Itinerary

Day Overnight Itinerary highlights
1 Royal Angkor Resort - Superior Room or similarSiem Reap   Siem Reap International Airport, Siem Reap - Airport - Arrival Gate
2 Royal Angkor Resort - Superior Room or similarSiem Reap
3 Royal Angkor Resort - Superior Room or similarSiem Reap
4   Siem Reap
  Siem Reap International Airport, Siem Reap - Departure Terminal

Accommodations provided in each place

PlaceSmartFirst CategorySuperior
Siem ReapRoyal Angkor Resort - Superior Room or similarAngkor Paradise Hotel - Deluxe Room or similarAnjali Hotel - Anjali Deluxe Room or similar