GoPhilanthropic

5 day / 4 night

All itineraries are private and based on Luxury Accommodations - see Hotels

Day 1

• You will be greeted at the airport in Siem Reap with a private driver and transferred to your hotel. Spend the afternoon getting to know this lively town filled with an eclectic mix of restaurants, bars, cafes and boutiques. Wander through the old market in the middle of the town selling a large range of local handicrafts, silks etc
• In the evening enjoy a relaxing dinner at the famous restaurant at Raffles Grand Hotel– complete with a traditional Apsara dance show.

Day2

• After breakfast spend the morning visiting several of the most famous temples in the Angkor complex. You will be visiting the jewel of Khmer architecture at Angkor Wat and Bayon, Choose your method of transport…by bike, tuk-tuk or car. Your private guide will explain the history of these mysterious temples dating back to the 9th century AD.
• Lunch at the Foreign Correspondent’s Club
• Afternoon at your leisure.

Day 3

• Visit the temples at Ta Prohm, where the jungle mingles with ancient. Continue on to Banteay Srei and Preah Khan.
• Spend the afternoon lounging by the pool or exploring the area. The driver is available to drive you any where you wish within the Angkor or Siem Reap area.

Day 4

• Spend the morning visiting the Roluos Group Temples – mix it up…take a bike if you haven’t yet.
• In the afternoon explore the lively floating villages on the Tonle Sap lake. On the way back, stop by Journey’s Within our Communities and see how couple Andrea and Brandon Ross are changing the lives of hundreds of local residents by installing fresh water wells, offering small business loans and providing continuing education to young Cambodians.

Day 5

• Pay a visit to the Landmine Museum and get a valuable glimpse into the recent history of Cambodia and its ongoing challenge with landmines. The facility contains a school, an orphanage with living facilities for up to 30 at-risk children, a medical clinic that serves as a rehabilitation center, and a training facility for landmine accident prevention and safety. It also provides employment opportunities for several teachers and local Khmers who play an important part in the Landmine Museum family. Moreover, it is a place for action, serving as a launching pad for humanitarian and landmine relief initiatives.
• Transfer to the airport

Note: One of the most magical ways to see the temples is the light of the sun as it rises – many of the world’s renowned photographers come to do just that. Should you wish to experience this, please let us know.