Arrival in Siem Reap and welcome by your guide. Transfer to your hotel in the city center.
Rooms are available from 2:00 p.m.
Siem Reap, a charming little town in the north of Cambodia, is located a few kilometers from the remains of one of the most fabulous cities of the ancient world: Angkor, the capital of the Khmer empire, which dominated Southeast Asia in its time.
Discovery of the city and surroundings: market and stop at the Royal Gardens of the city which is located on the banks of the river. Visit of the art gallery of Mr. Theam.
Dinner in a local restaurant. Overnight in Siem Reap.

First discovery of the temples of Angkor by tuk-tuk.
Direction the temple of Angkor Thom, which means "the great city", it is the largest site in the archaeological park of Angkor and the last capital of the capital of the Angkorian empire.
- Bayon Temple: Located in the center of the ancient fortified city, this temple is famous for its many sculptures of faces. It is one of the most striking temples by its evocation of a stone forest. These figures with a peaceful and compassionate expression evoke the king who had them built, Jayavarman VII, or the Buddhist figure of Lokesvara, with whom the sovereign identified himself.
Visit the other remains of Angkor Thom:
- Baphuon Temple
- The Terrace of the Elephants
- The Terrace of the Leper King
Lunch in a local restaurant.
Visit the 8th wonder of the world, Angkor Wat: One of the most splendid human achievements to have ever seen the light of day, Angkor Wat is the most famous and beautiful monument of Angkor. It is a 12th century temple dedicated to Vishnu, built during the reign of King Suryavarman II, surrounded by vast moats of remarkable dimensions and proportions. The heart of the temple is surrounded by a series of galleries covered with sculpted bas-reliefs.
Visit Ta Prohm, made famous by the film Tomb Raider, this temple nestled in the middle of the jungle is the perfect example of nature reclaiming its rights! Indeed, the large roots of the cheese trees and ficus trees have grown inside the ruins and today enhance the stones.
Dinner in a local restaurant. Overnight in Siem Reap.

Day visit to Kbal Spean (the river of a thousand lingas) north of Angkor. You reach the site after a 45-minute walk through the forest. Visit to Kbal Spean (the river of a thousand lingas) north of Angkor. You reach the site after a 45-minute walk through the forest. The 1000 lingas carved in the "Valley of the Lingas" or "River of the Lingas", as it is often called, are a tribute to the Hindu god Shiva. Visit a more remote part (away from the main crowd) of the Angkor site (20km), the temple of Banteay Srei called the "citadel of women". It is one of the best-preserved temples of the site with its many mythological decorations which makes it one of the most charming temples of the archaeological park. With its small size, the pink sandstone site is surrounded by small moats and walls built of dairy and bricks.
Lunch at the Bong Thom Homestay restaurant.
Visit the Banteay Samre temple which is a beautiful complex dating from the 12th century. Banteay Samre is located at the heart of a legend featuring a king, who was killed by his gardener when he was surprised in the middle of the night eating cucumbers in his vegetable garden.
Bike ride to discover the surrounding villages to discover the palm sugar factories.
Visit the Preah Khan temple. More than a temple, Preah Khan was in fact a real city, extending over 56 hectares inside its dikes. A university was also located in this temple of Preah Khan which was dedicated to the father of Jayavarman VII. Nowadays, it is very pleasant to walk through the galleries of this labyrinthine temple, the bas-reliefs as well as the colors of the stone being more magnificent.
Dinner in a local restaurant. Overnight in Siem Reap

In the morning visit the floating village of Kampong Khleang. Your excursion begins aboard a traditional raft that sails on the Tonle Sap Lake to reach the village of Kampong Khleang. It floats on the water, the stilts that serve as a base for the houses measure between six and seven meters and allow the homes to remain largely out of reach of the waves during the rainy season. In the dry season, these poles are completely visible and impress with their size. Visit the village pagoda where a monk will bless you and give you the red bracelet, a sign of luck and prosperity.
Lunch in a local restaurant.
Visit the Senteurs d’Angkor which was created in 1999. It is a company that has been able to rely on local resources to develop a wide range of Senteurs et Saveurs products. Candles, scented teas, incense, balms, etc. are made there ... All while respecting ethical specifications. The products, raw ingredients and packaging material come from Cambodia. Coffee, spices, lotus flowers, coconut oil, honey… Are carefully selected and handcrafted in their production workshop. Coffee break to taste local coffee or tea.
The rooms are at your disposal until noon only
Transfer to Siem Reap airport to take your flight.