Your tour guide and driver will pick you up at your hotel.
Access Angkor Thom from the west gate which is undiscovered by mass tourism. The ancient capital of Angkor Thom was founded in the 12th century. See the South Gate’s Bayon Temple - unique for its 54 towers decorated with over 200 smiling faces of Avalokitesvara, the Baphuon Temple, The Elephant Terrace, and the Terrace of the Leper King.
We continue visiting the fabulous Ta Prohm entrenched by the roots of enormous fig trees and gigantic creepers.
In the afternoon, visit the awe-inducing temple of Angkor Wat, a World Heritage Site since 1992, famous for its unrivaled majesty and splendor. Angkor Wat features the longest continuous bas-relief in the world, which runs along the outer gallery walls and narrates stories from Hindu mythology.  The stories include topics such as the beginning of time, victory of good over evil and the tug of war between gods and demons.
 
The Pre Rup Temple was built in the 10th century during the reign of King Rajendravarman II.
 
Overnight in Siem Reap.
Meal: Breakfast.

Today, head out to Siem Reap’s outskirts to visit one of the largest floating villages of Tonle Sap Lake. Located about 60 kilometers from Siem Reap, Kampong Kleang is home to over 20,000 people, many of whom have been living here for generations. Set off for a memorable cruise to discover a massive floating community. You will get to learn how the floating villagers earn their living by fishing on Tonle Sap Lake. It is possible to stop along the waterway to chat with the villagers to learn more about how this floating community lives, works and trades. One thing to be sure, life on land is quite different from life on the water!
 
In the afternoon, leave the hustle and bustle of Siem Reap behind and set off to encounter its beautiful surroundings and paddy fields, engage in local life as it passes slowly by. Tour a charming village to gain an overview of local daily activities including planting rice, herding buffaloes, catching fish, or creating handicrafts. Stop at a family-run workshop where local artisans will explain the importance of rattan crafts for thousands of village families and coach you on how to weave a traditional rattan basket. Cap off this memorable trip by a visit to the home of a local farmer where you will learn how to prepare some traditional Khmer dishes. Enjoy the home-style meal with the host in a rustic, yet cozy countryside setting. 
 
Overnight in Siem Reap
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Departure for Battambang by car for 175 km on a well-paved road.
Arrival at the village of Purka which is 15km from Siem Reap and stop for a visit to the National Center of Silk PUOK. Visit the mulberry plantation and view the breeding of silkworms where you will be told about all stages of breeding and the manufacture of  silk.
In the afternoon, you will stroll around Battambang and  notice colonial style houses.
 
Overnight in Battambang.
Meal: Breakfast

Breakfast at your hotel, then continue with a guided tour of BATTAMBANG
 
First, you will drive to the Bamboo Railway Station that has been set up by villagers to facilitate the transportation of goods and people. The train in itself is very basic – one platform on four wheels activated by a small motor. Sitting on the platform,  we will travel  8km to the next station and back through beautiful landscapes and rice paddies.
Roam along the banks of the Sangkè River.
 
Next, a few kilometers further south, you will arrive at the well-preserved 11th century mountain top Angkorian temple of Phnom Banan. After climbing the 350+steps, you will treat to a wonderfully peaceful setting with superb views across the surrounding countryside, with small villages dotting the endless rice paddies, punctuated with the characteristic sugar palm trees and a wonderful sunset location...
Visit a small vineyard and taste the local red wine produced by a family.
Visit the Angkorian site of Vat Ek Phnom.
Back in town crossing the plain of BATTAMBANG. Along the way, you will make a stop in a small traditional factory of rice pasta.
 
You will enjoy the sunset over the surrounding countryside near the Bat Cave. When the sun goes down, at the foot of Phnom Sampeau Mountain, inquisitive people will gather here to observe a magnificent sight with thousands of bats "bursting out" from a cave to start their night hunt.
 
Overnight in Battambang.
Meal: Breakfast.

After breakfast, transfer to Phnom Penh by the N5 national road,  stopping in the province of Pursat. A province renowned for marble has given rise to sculptors in the village. Continuing from Pursat to the large floating village of Kompong Luong (12,000 inhabitants), visit this village by private boat.
 
We will continue to Kampong Chhnang, another province that specializes in making pottery for special cooking. There will be a stop, to see one of the main activities, fishing.
Arrival in the evening in Phnom Penh.
 
Overnight in Phnom Penh
Meal: Breakfast.

Today, you explore the Wat Phnom Temple where you can enjoy the views over the tree-lined avenues of Phnom Penh.
 
Start your day with the visit to the Royal Palace that includes the official residence of the royal family with parts of the massive palace compound, partially opened to the public. Wind your way to the nearby Silver Pagoda that boasts many national treasures including many golden and jeweled Buddha statues.
 
In the afternoon, cap off your trip with the National Museum to gain an insight into Cambodian history from Cambodia's "Golden Age" of Angkor, with an excellent collection of Khmer art and sculpture from archaeological sites across Cambodia.
 
You will then visit the Toul Tom Poung Market for shopping. 
Free time to amble along the Mekong River to experience the local lifestyle.
 
Overnight in Phnom Penh
Meal: Breakfast.

After breakfast at your hotel, our driver will pick you up and transfer you to Kep. On the way, you will stop to visit a local pepper plantation that is dedicated to organic and sustainable production. Located in the protected rural environment of Kampot, the plantation offers a breathtaking view over the Gulf of Thailand. Tour the plantation and gain an insight into the history of Kampot Pepper and learn about the traditional and organic growing methods. As a gourmet, taste a wide range of peppers and spices, organically grown, processed and packaged at the farm. Opt to have a cool drink or lunch (own account) at the Khmer House inside the plantation before driving to your hotel in Kep.
 
Overnight in Kep  
Meal: Breakfast

Breakfast at your hotel.
You have free time for relaxing or exploring the town by yourselves.
 
Our recommendation: You should visit the bustling local crab market in the early morning by yourselves.
Kep is a small fishing town on the Gulf of Thailand, where the locals earn their living mainly by fishing. While most Asian markets are filled with colorful fruit and elaborate displays of local produce, the crab market specializes only in fresh seafood and everything that can be made from seafood. Stroll around to learn about the traditional way of trading, socializing and take in the sights and sounds, smell, and flavor of a real Cambodia market. You’ll have an opportunity to purchase a fresh crab, shrimp, or fish and have a local vendor cook and serve it traditionally.
 
Overnight in Kep
Meal: Breakfast

Breakfast at your hotel.
You have free time for relaxing or exploring the town by yourselves.
 
Our recommendation: You should visit the bustling local crab market in the early morning by yourselves.
Kep is a small fishing town on the Gulf of Thailand, where the locals earn their living mainly by fishing. While most Asian markets are filled with colorful fruit and elaborate displays of local produce, the crab market specializes only in fresh seafood and everything that can be made from seafood. Stroll around to learn about the traditional way of trading, socializing and take in the sights and sounds, smell, and flavor of a real Cambodia market. You’ll have an opportunity to purchase a fresh crab, shrimp, or fish and have a local vendor cook and serve it traditionally.
 
Overnight in Kep
Meal: Breakfast