Cambodia for 2 Weeks

Day 0 - Arrive at Siem Reap

VIP fasttrack Visa processing and immigration service before transfer to chosen hotel

Day 1 - Siem Reap

Begin your vacation with a relaxing morning at one of the three PGA rated golf courses in Siem Reap - perhaps play a round at the Sir Nick Faldo-designed Angkor Golf resort, with a professional coach.

Returning from lunch we drive out to the "women's temple" Banteay Srei, and examine its exquisite carvings, before returning to the main Angkor Temple park, and to the Twin Temples of Pre Rup and East Mebon.

Day 2 - Contemporary life

We start by visiting the large local market Psa Leu to get a real taste (and smell!) of contemporary life in Cambodia, before moving on to the Tonle Sap lake, and explore one of the floating or stilted villages on its periphery. Returning from the lake, we can stop and look at the Roluos group of temples, before moving to Wat Attvea for a water blessing by the monks of the pagoda at this ancient Angkor temple.

In the evening, we take a tour by moto-remorque ("tuk-tuk") finishing at Gyeongju, "Night Town" - the large fair that appears every evening on the road to the temples, where you can dance eat and relax with the locals.

Day 3 - Essential temples

Begin with a short period of meditation and yoga at your hotel, before beginning our tour of the "must see" temples, starting with Ta Prohm, and Angkor Wat itself, before moving to the walled city of Angkor Thom and the iconic Bayon temple. Finish this extensive day's touring with sunset drinks away from the crowds.

Day 4 - Boat to Battambang

Travel up river by private boat across the Tonle Sap and up the Sangker River to Battambang, the centre of Cambodia's fertile North West. You will make several scheduled stops along this beautiful river, but of course the boatman will stop wherever you would like.

Day 5 - Battambang

Walk through the sleepy riverside town of Battambang and admire the well-preserved French colonial buildings before moving out and exploring the lush countryside, Phnom Sampeau and Phnom Banan, and Cambodia's only vineyard.