2009 Cambodia Revealed - 12 day Cambodia Tour

2009 Cambodia Revealed - 12 days

From unspoiled beaches to the gateway of Angkor and beyond – discover the wonders and little known gems of Cambodia on this 12 day journey. Experience the contrasts of the capital Phnom Penh – its wide streets lined with faded French villas, the fascinating National Museum and burgeoning arts scene. We also spend time in the little visited south, in the colonial port town of Kampot, and on the uncrowded beaches of Kep and Sihanoukville. And of course, no Cambodian sojourn would be complete without a visit to the temples of Angkor – including far flung Boeng Mealea, ornate Banteay Srei and the majestic Angkor Wat.

Phnom Penh, Kep, Kampot, Bokor, Sihanoukville, Temples Of Angkor, Tonle Sap Lake.

Trip grading: – MODERATE Suitable for travelers with an average level of fitness and independent mobility. Prepare for some long road and boat journeys, plenty of walking and you may need to carry your bags from time to time.

What's included: 11 nights hotel accommodation, all road transport by air-conditioned vehicles (half-day temple touring by tuk tuk), all sightseeing as specified (excluding entrance fees), Western tour leader (7 or more travelers) and local English speaking guides throughout, arrival and departure transfers, breakfast daily, 1 dinner and 2 lunches.

Tour Leader: Travel Indochina tour leader based on a minimum of 7 people.

Maximum group size: 15

Ask our Travelers: "I expected to be floored by Angkor Wat, but how was I to know I’d be amazed by every aspect of Cambodia outside beautiful beach, countryside and people we encountered" W. Hawthorne, New Zealand

Responsible Travel: We are committed to responsible travel and ensuring a sustainable future for the destinations we visit. Since 2005, Travel Indochina has provided funding for a nurse at the grassroots Angkor Hospital for Children. In your free time, you may like to show your support for the hospital by making a donation – donation boxes are a feature of many Siem Reap Hotels. Alternatively, visit their website www.angkorhospital.org.