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Siem Reap - Battambang
tour 4 days
Battambang is home to interesting historical sited like Wat Ek Phnom, a
temple built by Suryarvanam I (1002-1050) in the 11th Century, Wat Toul
Baset which dates back to 7th century and Wat Poveal Museums which displays
Khmer arts.
Destinations:
Fascinating Cruise | Floating Villages | Laid-back Battambang | Angkorian
Temples | French Colonial Architecture | Traditional Village Life |
Beautiful Silk Weaving
Itinerary in brief:
Day 1: Siem Reap - Battambang
Day 2: Battambang temples & Traditional villages
Day 3: Banteay Chhmar & Sisophon
Day 4: The Silk Trail - Phnom Penh
Itinerary in details:
Day 1: Siem Reap to Battambang Cruise ( L , D)
Leave Siem Reap to
Battambang in the early morning with the most fascinating journey in
Cambodia, a cruise across the Tonle Sap (6 to 10 hours) to the beautiful
winding Sangker River and pass through intriguing floating villages
surrounded by timeless scenes
Entering the Sangker River,
you pass the protected wetland of Prek Toal, then to the laidback and
charming city of Battambang, famed for its fading French colonial
architecture. Following the banks of the Sangker River to the ancient
remains of Wat Ek Phnom
Overnight at hotel in
Battambang.
Day 2: Battambang Temples & Traditional Village Life (B / L )
A visit to the striking
hilltop pagoda of Phnom Sampeau, where contains unexpected reminders of
Cambodian’s history during the Khmer Rouge era. Drive to the village of
Ksach Puoy on the banks of the Sangker River. A great opportunity to taste
juicy oranges, sweet pineapples, and many other fruit…
Stop at Prasat Phnom Banan
Vineyard for a tasty lunch comprising organic vegetables and a spot of wine
tasting. Continue to the well preserved 11th century mountaintop Angkorian
temple of Phnom Banan, a wonderfully peaceful setting and an ideal sunset
view.
Overnight at hotel in
Battambang
Day 3: Banteay Chhmar & Sisophon (B / L)
Visit Battambang Museum,
then transfer to Battambang (120km north), passing through Sisophon, on
route to the massive and remote temple complex of Banteay Chhmar (Narrow
Fortress).
Approach the jungle
surrounded Banteay Chhmar, catch glimpses of the temple’s lotus, turn to the
inner enclosure, the remains of fallen towers and walls. Return to the town
of Sisophon.
Overnight at local hotel
in Sisophon
Day 4: The Silk Trail
(B)
Visit the traditional silk
weaving village of Phnom Srok, famed for producing the exquisite Khmer
'Golden' silk. Reaches to Puok village, which is home to the Artisans
d’Angkor Silk Farm. Take a great opportunity for finding those last minute
quality souvenirs.
On the return journey to
Siem Reap you will stop-off at the West Baray, a vast Angkor Empire man-made
reservoir that still contains water to day.
Included:
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All
sightseeing tour and transfer services as detailed in the above
itinerary
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English
speaking local guides
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All
accommodation based on 2 sharing a room
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All
entrance fees for attractions included in the above itinerary
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Private
air conditioned vehicles
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All boat
trips
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Daily
drinking water whilst sightseeing
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All
meals as detailed in the above itinerary
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(B =
Breakfast - L = Lunch - D = Dinner)
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Services
not detailed in the above itinerary
Excluded:
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International flights to and from Siem Reap
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Cambodian Visa fees (currently $20 per person)
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International airport departure tax (currently $25 per person)
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Expenditure of a personal nature
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Travel
insurance
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