2008 Temples of Angkor:5 day Deluxe Cambodia Tour

Picture yourself gazing at a spectacular sunrise over Angkor Wat.

The Temples of Angkor symbolise the determination and irrepressible spirit of the Cambodian people over the past one thousand years. The artistry, precision and scale will astound you. Phnom Penh, Cambodia's colorful capital, is a riverside city of French-colonial architecture, Khmer art galleries and quiet cafés. You will get a taste of both modern and ancient Asia on this journey through the country's highlights as you appreicate Cambodia's culinary delicacies and natural delights as well.

Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Lake Tonle Sap.

Trip grading: EASY Suitable for travellers with an average level of fitness and mobility. Fly between major destinations.

What's included: 4 nights hotel accommodation, flight as specified, all road transport by air-conditioned vehicles (temple touring by tuk-tuk), all sightseeing as specified (including entrance fees), Western tour leader based on a minimum of seven travellers, local English-speaking guides throughout, arrival and departure transfers, and breakfast daily.

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

Maximum group size: 15 

Not Ready to go Home Yet?: After discovering Angkor Wat and Cambodia’s other truly awesome temples, embark on our 10-day ‘Highlights of Vietnam’ journey to discover Indochina’s most diverse destination. From Saigon and the Mekong Delta all the way to Hanoi, the northern capital, Vietnam will truly captivate you.

Ask our Travellers: "Our trip to Cambodia was fascinating, well-organised and thoroughly enjoyable. We feel that we’ve come back with a good insight into the country." A. Jones - UK

Tip's for your Vacation: During your free time in Siem Reap, why not enjoy a wonderful Shiatsu massage at Seeing Hands, a not-for-profit organisation staffed by blind Cambodians?

Responsible Travel: After you learn the finer points of Angkorian art and culture at the National Museum, discover the world-famous temples firsthand by tuk-tuk, as lighter vehicles more effectively protect the ruins.