Cambodia

8 Days 1 Country 3 Cities

🛫 START: Phnom Penh 🛬 END: Siem Reap

🚐 Private Transfers  👯‍♀️ MAX 14 WOMEN

🏨 7 NIGHTS IN LUXURY ACCOMMODATIONS

From the tree-lined boulevards of Phnom Penh to the riverside charm of Battambang and the sacred splendour of Siem Reap, this 8-day women-only adventure is rich with wonder, reflection, and connection. You’ll explore Cambodia’s ancient temples at dawn, float across Tonle Sap Lake, sample Khmer cuisine under the stars, and meet local artists keeping centuries-old traditions alive. Come with curiosity—and leave with lasting memories.

This journey is for women who want more than just a vacation—it’s for those seeking depth, connection, and discovery in everyday.

You are:

• Passionate about culture, history, and human stories.

• Open to meaningful conversations and new flavours.

• Comfortable with warm weather and varied terrain.

• Excited to support local artisans and traditions.
  

Unique Considerations for This Trip:

• This itinerary includes a balance of city discovery and rural immersion—expect tuk tuks, temple stairs, and bumpy roads.

• March weather is hot and humid. Lightweight clothing, sun protection, and hydration are key.

• Visits to genocide memorials are emotionally powerful and may not be right for everyone.

• Travel includes 2 overland transfers (3–5 hours each) with comfort stops and scenic routes.

Please note that this is a non-smoking trip including accommodations, activities, and transfers.

Please refer to our website HERE for the complete Terms and Conditions.

There are many providers of Travel Insurance. We encourage you to shop for what’s most suitable for you. We, as well as many of our past travelers, have used Travel Insured International and feel it offers very comprehensive and reasonable policies and pricing.

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Is this trip for solo travelers too?
Absolutely. Many of our travelers come solo and quickly find connection and community. We also offer room-matching upon request for those wanting to share accommodations.

What should I pack?
Cambodia in March is warm and humid. Pack breathable, modest clothing, a scarf for temple visits, sunhat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, and comfortable walking shoes. A full packing list will be sent closer to departure.

Do I need travel insurance?
Yes, all travelers need to purchase comprehensive travel insurance that includes medical coverage, trip interruption, and cancellation protection.

What kind of food will be available?
Expect flavorful Cambodian cuisine, from rice noodles and tropical fruits to curries and grilled meats. We can accommodate most dietary needs with advance notice.

Do I have to join every excursion?
No. While we encourage participation to maximize your experience, you're free to skip any activity and enjoy downtime instead. Some excursions you will have to join as we may be transporting to a new location after—just let us know ahead of time!

What airport should I fly into?
Fly into Phnom Penh International Airport (PNH) and depart from Siem Reap International Airport (SAI). We’ll provide detailed arrival/departure information closer to the trip.

Is Cambodia safe for tourists?
Yes. We travel only to regions deemed safe and work with trusted local partners. Our accommodations and guides are thoroughly vetted, and we avoid areas with travel advisories that would deem it unwise to travel.

Do I need a visa to enter Cambodia?
Yes. U.S. citizens can apply for a Cambodian e-visa online or get one upon arrival. Starting July 2024, travelers must also complete the Cambodia E-arrival app at least 7 days before arrival.

How physically active is this trip?

This trip includes moderate activity: walking through temples, climbing stairs, and navigating uneven paths. The pace is balanced, but some stamina is required. Supportive footwear is essential.

Will there be internet and phone service?

Yes, Wi-Fi is available at all accommodations, though speeds may vary. You may wish to bring an international SIM or arrange roaming with your provider for more reliable service.

What’s the weather like in Cambodia in March?

Expect warm temperatures, typically in the mid-80s°F (29–31°C), with high humidity. Early mornings and evenings may be slightly cooler.

Will we have access to cash and ATMs?

Yes. ATMs are available in Phnom Penh, Battambang, and Siem Reap. U.S. dollars are also widely accepted, and it's helpful to carry small bills for tips and local purchases.

Do you offer payment plans?
We do! Options are offered at checkout. If you’d like to discuss further, you are welcome to contact us directly:
📧 letsgo@thedandelionjournals.com
📞 +1 (678) 692-6584

Your Cambodian adventure begins in the capital city, Phnom Penh—where saffron-robed monks, colonial charm, and Mekong energy collide. As you arrive and settle into your boutique hotel, this first day is all about easing into the rhythm of the journey ahead and connecting with your new travel sisters over your first taste of Khmer cuisine.

✈️ Arrival at Phnom Penh International Airport (PNH)
🚌 Private transfer to Hotel

🏨 Overnight at Anik Palace Hotel - Deluxe Urban Room

👗 Attire Tip: Lightweight travel clothing is perfect; no special dress code for dinner tonight.

*Please note that the itinerary is always subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.

Morning

Arrive at Airport
Once you arrive at the airport, you’ll be greeted by your representative and transferred by private vehicle to Anik Palace Hotel, where your Deluxe Urban Room awaits. Unpack, take a refreshing shower, or stretch out for a quick power nap.

Afternoon

Optional Exploration
Once you’ve settled in, you have the option to explore the nearby riverside promenade. You’ll stroll past French colonial villas, bustling markets, incense-filled shrines, and the gentle rhythm of local street life. It's the perfect introduction to Phnom Penh's vibrant character—just make sure you’re back in time for dinner!

Optional Relaxation at the Hotel
Not in the mood to explore? No worries. You can lounge by the rooftop pool, grab a fresh juice at the café, or indulge in a little spa time before the evening welcome dinner.

Evening

Welcome Dinner
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
We’ll gather at one of our favorite local restaurants for a cozy, delicious dinner. Savor the tastes of Cambodia—think lemongrass, coconut, lime, and chili—in classic dishes like fish amok, grilled eggplant, and banana flower salad. This meal is your first real moment of togetherness, and a gentle, joyful start to a beautiful week ahead.

Overnight: Phnom Penh

Today is all about discovering the stories behind Cambodia’s capital. From the golden spires of the Royal Palace to the powerful silence of the Killing Fields, today invites us into both the glory and grief of Phnom Penh’s past.

🏨 Overnight at Anik Palace Hotel - Deluxe Urban Room

👗 Attire Tip: Please wear long pants or a skirt below the knee and cover your shoulders. A scarf or wrap works great for temples.

*Please note that the itinerary is always subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.

Morning

Breakfast at the Hotel
Fuel up for the day with a colorful Cambodian breakfast. Expect tropical fruits, noodle soups, and sweet iced coffee.

Royal Palace & Silver Pagoda
We begin our day with a guided visit to the Royal Palace, a walled compound that has been home to Cambodia’s monarchy since the 1860s. Stroll beneath gilded roofs and through manicured gardens, stepping into the opulence of Khmer royal life. Inside the Silver Pagoda—named for its floor lined with over 5,000 hand-laid silver tiles—you’ll glimpse priceless treasures, including a 90kg gold Buddha encrusted with over 2,000 diamonds.

Wat Phnom Temple
Next, we head to the legendary Wat Phnom. Built in 1372, this tranquil temple sits atop an artificial hill said to be the birthplace of Phnom Penh. It’s a peaceful place to light incense, receive a blessing, or simply reflect beneath the shade of centuries-old trees.

Afternoon

Lunch at a Local Eatery
We’ll stop for lunch at a locally loved spot near the riverside. Enjoy dishes like green mango salad, ginger chicken, and rice noodles while chatting about the morning’s discoveries.

Choeng Ek 

After lunch, we shift into Cambodia’s more recent past with a visit to Choeng Ek, fifteen kilometers south of the city, and the largest and most infamous of Cambodia’s Killing Fields. More than 17,000 people were executed here between 1975 and 1979. We’ll walk the grounds in silence, passing mass graves and a memorial stupa filled with the bones of victims. It is a powerful, emotional, and essential moment in understanding Cambodia’s story. Nearby, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21) offers deeper context for this period in Cambodia’s history. Once a high school turned prison, it now stands as a sobering record of the country’s past, reminding visitors of the courage and survival of its people.

Russian Market (Toul Tumpong Market)
Step into the lively maze of the Russian Market—Phnom Penh’s most iconic shopping experience. Beneath its low-slung metal roof, you’ll wind through narrow aisles overflowing with color and energy. Handmade silks, silver jewelry, lacquered boxes, vintage LPs, and rows of glimmering Buddha statues sit side-by-side with stalls of fragrant street food and bubbling iced coffee.Originally popular with Russian expats in the 1980s (hence the name), the market is now a favorite local haunt.

Evening

Dinner with Dandies
🕗 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Tonight, we gather for a more casual dinner where conversation flows as freely as the jasmine tea. After a full day of exploration and reflection, we’ll share stories, deepen connections, and toast to the strength of spirit found in this beautiful country.

Pack for Battambang
Tomorrow we hit the road! Be sure to pack your bags tonight and set out comfy clothes for the drive ahead.

Overnight: Phnom Penh

Today, we leave the bustle of the capital behind and travel deep into Cambodia’s countryside. As we wind past rice paddies, rural homes, and sugar palms, we’ll stop at small artisan villages to learn traditional crafts. Our destination is Battambang, a charming town of French colonial charm, art culture, and quirky surprises.

✈️ No flights today
🚌 Approx. 5-hour private transfer
🏨 Overnight at Cambana La Rivière - Deluxe Room

*Please note that the itinerary is always subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.

Morning

Check-Out & Scenic Departure
After breakfast, we’ll check out and board our private vehicle. Get comfy—this journey will be dotted with stops and windows full of scenic rice paddies, small farms, and sugar palms.

Craft Stops Along the Way
Our journey explores Cambodia's rich artistic heritage through intimate glimpses into age-old crafts. In Silversmith Village, we will visit local silversmiths, observing their intricate metalwork and witnessing a tradition passed down through generations. We will then travel to Kompong Chhnang, renowned for its exceptional pottery, meeting talented artisans and observing the creation of beautiful vessels from raw clay. This immersive experience will offer a profound appreciation for Cambodia's living traditions.

Afternoon

Check-In at Cambana La Rivière
Tucked along the tranquil banks of the Sangkae River in Battambang, Cambana La Rivière blends quiet elegance with artistic flair. As you step onto the leafy grounds, you’ll be greeted by traditional Khmer architecture, vibrant murals, and the gentle rustle of palm fronds in the breeze. The Deluxe Rooms feature warm wood accents, handcrafted décor, and spacious balconies that invite you to unwind with views of the lush garden or shimmering pool.

Walking Tour of Battambang’s Colonial Quarter
We’ll take a slow walk through the historic downtown district, known for its preserved French architecture and relaxed riverfront vibe. Along the way, you’ll peek into Buddhist temples and vibrant street markets.Discover the historic downtown district, renowned for its French-colonial architecture and peaceful riverfront. Stroll through charming streets, glimpse serene Buddhist temple interiors, and experience the vibrant energy of local street markets, where sights, sounds, and scents offer a taste of local life.

Visit to Central Market of Battambang – Psar Nat
Step into the heart of local life at Psar Nat, Battambang’s iconic central market. Housed in a bold art deco building from the 1930s, this bustling marketplace is a sensory experience—from the scent of fresh lemongrass and grilled skewers to the sound of vendors calling out prices in Khmer. You’ll wander through colorful aisles stacked with everything from tropical fruits and silver jewelry to vintage textiles, handwoven baskets, and gleaming stacks of metal kitchenware. This is the place to feel Battambang’s pulse, practice your bargaining skills, and pick up one-of-a-kind souvenirs that carry the story of Cambodia’s vibrant daily rhythm.

Evening

Bamboo Train Ride
Just before sunset, we hop aboard Battambang’s iconic bamboo train—or norry. This rustic open-air platform whisks us through rural villages and farmland. It’s quirky, thrilling, and an unexpectedly fun highlight.

Dinner
Tonight we will gather for a group dinner - enjoy a relaxing evening at Cambana La Rivière or explore local dining options with recommendations from your TDJ representative. This is the perfect opportunity to savor the local flavors at your own pace. Consider venturing into town for a different atmosphere and culinary experience.

Overnight: Cambana La Rivière - Battambang

Battambang is a place of quiet beauty and creative depth. Today, we’ll visit ancient temples, spend time with local monks, and witness a breathtaking natural phenomenon as millions of bats take flight at sunset.

🏨 Overnight at Cambana La Rivière - Deluxe Room

👗 Attire Tip: Modest dress for temple visits (shoulders and knees covered); casual chic for the evening.

*Please note that the itinerary is always subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.

Morning

Breakfast at Resort

Start your day in the open-air restaurant with a selection of tropical fruits, fresh juice, and delicious Khmer-style breakfast options. Enjoy a vibrant and flavorful beginning to your Battambang exploration.

Wat Slaket Pagoda

Discover one of the region's oldest monastic communities and witness modern monastic life. Observe the monks' centuries-old morning prayers within the monastery's historic walls.

The serene surroundings and ancient stones foster tranquility, inviting mindfulness and inner peace. Disconnect from daily distractions and embrace the contemplative atmosphere, allowing history and devotion to inspire personal reflection.

Wat Ek Phnom Temple
This partially collapsed 11th-century Hindu temple is framed by lotus ponds and shaded by trees. Wander among sandstone sculptures and learn about its pre-Angkorian history.An 11th-century Hindu temple, partially collapsed yet serenely situated among lotus ponds and trees, offers a unique look into the region's pre-Angkorian heritage. Intricate sandstone sculptures, silent storytellers of the past, adorn the site. The temple's state of ruin evokes its history and the passage of time, fostering a deeper connection with its original grandeur. The surrounding lotus ponds and shade trees enhance the atmosphere of peaceful contemplation. This pre-Angkorian temple provides invaluable insights into the beliefs and artistry of an earlier civilization, making it an enriching experience for those interested in the region's deeper past.

Visit to a Traditional Prahok Market

Dive deep into Cambodia’s culinary traditions with a visit to a local market where Prahok—the country’s beloved fermented fish paste—is made and sold. This pungent staple, often referred to as “Cambodian cheese,” has been used in Khmer kitchens for centuries as a base for stews, sauces, and marinades.

Afternoon

Lunch in the Countryside
Enjoy a traditional Khmer lunch where dishes are cooked with fresh herbs and vegetables.

Visit to Phnom Sampeou

Phnom Sampov, a striking limestone hill rising from the Cambodian plains, holds deep spiritual and historical significance. At its peak, a serene temple complex offers breathtaking panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape. Venturing below the idyllic summit, visitors encounter the poignant "killing caves," a grim reminder of the Khmer Rouge regime's brutality. These natural formations, once sites of unspeakable tragedy, now stand as a powerful memorial, inviting quiet contemplation and remembrance of a dark chapter in history.

Evening

Bat Caves at Sunset

At dusk near Phnom Sampeou, millions of bats emerge from a cave for their nightly foraging, transforming the twilight sky. The event begins with rustling from the cave entrance, escalating into a whoosh as the first bats appear. An endless stream follows, darkening the sky like a living river. This synchronized flight is a mesmerizing natural display, the sound of wings filling the air. The bat exodus is a powerful and unforgettable reminder of nature's biodiversity.

Dinner

Enjoy a group dinner reminiscing about the day’s activities. 

Overnight: Cambana La Rivière - Battambang

We say goodbye to Battambang and begin our journey toward Siem Reap—the spiritual heart of Cambodia and home of the legendary Angkor Wat. Along the way, we’ll ease into temple life, discover ancient art forms, and settle into our serene boutique retreat.

🚌 Approx. 3-hour private transfer
🏨 Overnight at Lotus Blanc Resort - Landmark Room 

👗 Attire Tip: Dress comfortably for the drive, option to change after check-in

*Please note that the itinerary is always subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.

Morning

Depart Battambang
Savor your final breakfast at the hotel and take a leisurely stroll through its peaceful gardens. Afterward, prepare for your private transfer to Siem Reap, the gateway to the magnificent Angkor temples. Enjoy the scenic countryside views as you journey towards your next destination.

Drive Through the Countryside
We’ll pass villages and rice paddies, waving to water buffalo and roadside vendors. Our guide will share stories of rural life and Cambodia’s farming rhythms.As you journey through the Cambodian countryside, you'll pass charming villages and vibrant rice paddies, perhaps even sharing a wave with local water buffalo and friendly roadside vendors. Your guide will enrich the experience by sharing captivating stories about rural Cambodian life and the age-old rhythms of its farming communities. This immersive drive offers a glimpse into the heartland of Cambodia.

Afternoon

Check-In at Lotus Blanc Resort – Landmark Room
Welcome to Lotus Blanc Resort, your serene escape in the heart of Siem Reap. Set among graceful gardens and lotus-dotted ponds, this elegant retreat blends French colonial charm with classic Cambodian hospitality.

Wat Bo Pagoda
Visit this 18th-century pagoda known for its Reamker murals—rare surviving depictions of the Khmer version of the Ramayana epic. Explore the sacred grounds and learn about its preservation efforts.Explore an enchanting 18th-century pagoda, renowned for its rare and invaluable Reamker murals depicting the Khmer interpretation of the Ramayana. Immerse yourself in centuries of history and artistry, meticulously examining the intricate details of these murals. Discover the pagoda's spiritual significance and learn about ongoing preservation efforts. This visit offers an enriching and unforgettable experience, connecting you with art, history, and spirituality.

Artisans d’Angkor - Chantiers Ecole
This social enterprise supports traditional Khmer craftsmanship. We’ll tour workshops where silk, stone, lacquer, and wood are transformed into art. Watch artisans at work and try your hand at a small project.Witness the artistry of Cambodia through a social enterprise preserving Khmer craftsmanship. This is one of our favorite stops as you can watch artists at work and then explore the shop for some beautiful products from silk to skin care. Go behind the scenes to see silk weaving, stone carving, lacquerware, and wood carving. Engage directly with artisans in a hands-on project for a deeper appreciation of their skill and traditions.

Evening

Stroll through the Old Market (Psar Chas)

If you’re up for a bit of buzz, explore Siem Reap’s night market. It’s the perfect place to grab souvenirs or simply wander, taking in the sights, scents, and sounds.The Siem Reap night market offers a vibrant evening experience for acquiring unique Cambodian souvenirs and immersing oneself in the local culture. Visitors can wander through colorful stalls filled with handicrafts and local goods, surrounded by exotic scents of street food, spices, and incense. The lively atmosphere, with vendors and bustling crowds, provides a captivating and sensory-rich exploration, whether for shopping or simply enjoying the ambiance.

Group Dinner

Later in the evening, gather for a group dinner to enjoy traditional Cambodian cuisine. 

Overnight: Siem Reap

Today will be a spiritual and sensory awakening. From the iconic sunrise at Angkor Wat to an afternoon in peaceful lotus fields, this day offers awe and artistry in equal measure.

🏨 Overnight at Lotus Blanc Resort - Landmark Room 

👗 Attire Tip: Modest dress for temple visits (shoulders and knees covered); casual chic for the evening.

*Please note that the itinerary is always subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.

Morning

Angkor Wat at Sunrise

Before dawn, we gather to witness sunrise over Angkor Wat, a deeply moving spectacle. As darkness fades, a soft light touches the east, followed by golden rays embracing Angkor Wat's lotus towers. Bathed in this nascent light, the site's profound significance becomes clear, revealing why it's celebrated for its architectural grandeur and spiritual essence.

Built in the 12th century as a Hindu temple to Vishnu, Angkor Wat's carvings and scale reflect the Khmer Empire's power. Later, it became a Buddhist sanctuary, highlighting its enduring spiritual importance. Standing before this complex, one is awestruck by the Khmer people's ingenuity and devotion in creating this testament to human creativity and a remarkable civilization's legacy.

Return to Hotel for Breakfast & Rest

Lotus Silk Farm Immersion
We visit a lotus silk farm outside the city, where flowers bloom on glassy water and artisans extract fibre from the plant’s stem to spin into silk. Learn this meditative process - feel the magic as you watch artisans skillfully turn these threads into beautiful silk. After your immersive tour, enjoy some special lotus flower tea and homemade biscuits made from lotus seeds.

Afternoon

Lunch
Enjoy a delicious lunch with the group before heading to Angkor Wat. 

Guided Temple Walk
Afternoon, we’ll explore the inner galleries of Angkor Wat—carved with celestial dancers and epic battles—learning about its alignment with solstices and sacred geometry. Following the sunrise viewing, explore the inner galleries of Angkor Wat, adorned with intricate carvings of celestial dancers and epic battles. Discover the temple's fascinating alignment with solstices and the principles of sacred geometry embedded in its design. This exploration offers deeper insights into the ancient Khmer civilization's artistry and astronomical knowledge.

Return to hotel to rest and get ready for the evening food tour. 

Evening

Hidden Gems Food Tour by Tuk Tuk
🕕 5:30 PM
Get picked up from the hotel to start the Hidden Gems Food Tour! Escorted by the guide from Taste Siem Reap, we will visit one of the most beautiful galleries and enjoy a private tour with the owners accompanied by a drink from locally made Seekers spirits. We will then have a starter at a tasty French restaurant in a beautiful garden setting, followed by a testing platter main course, and ending with dessert in a beautiful wine bar with breathtaking views. 

Overnight: Siem Reap

The final full day explores the majestic Angkor Thom and the serene floating villages of Tonle Sap. Wander through ancient temples and then glide across the water, observing a unique way of life. As the sun sets, the beauty and wonder of Cambodia unfold. This day offers a blend of historical grandeur and captivating natural scenery.

🏨 Overnight at Lotus Blanc Resort - Landmark Room 

👗 Attire Tip: Modest dress for temple visits (shoulders and knees covered); casual chic for the evening.

*Please note that the itinerary is always subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.

Morning

Angkor Thom & Bayon Temple
Enter the stone gate of Angkor Thom and discover the remnants of a powerful Khmer empire. Within its walls lie the ruins of royal palaces and terraces, hinting at past grandeur. The highlight is the Bayon Temple, a masterpiece featuring iconic towers adorned with hundreds of serene, smiling stone faces that seem to watch your every move. This intricate temple offers a glimpse into the artistry and spiritual devotion of the Angkorian civilization.

Ta Prohm Temple
Next, visit the atmospheric Ta Prohm, where banyan roots wrap temple stones in a cinematic tangle. Unlike other temples, it has been left largely unrestored, creating an ethereal harmony between nature and ruin.This atmospheric and photogenic temple, often referred to as the "Tomb Raider" temple, showcases the power of nature as colossal banyan trees and their roots intertwine with the ancient stones. Unlike extensively restored Angkorian temples, Ta Prohm has been deliberately preserved in a state of partial ruin, allowing visitors to witness the jungle's reclamation, with massive roots snaking across walls and enveloping doorways. The interplay of light and shadow enhances the temple's mysterious allure, making it an unforgettable experience.

Afternoon

Lunch & Leisure
Return to Siem Reap for a relaxed lunch and downtime—swim, rest, or journal. Enjoy a relaxed lunch and downtime in Siem Reap. Take a swim, rest, or spend some time journaling. This provides a refreshing break before the afternoon's activities.

Boat Ride on Tonle Sap Lake

Start on a private boat to discover Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake and its unique floating villages. Witness homes, schools, and temples built on the water as knowledgeable guides explain the villagers' remarkable adaptation to the lake's environment. This boat cruise offers an unforgettable look into an exceptional aquatic society and their resilient way of life.

Evening

Farewell Dinner
We gather one last time to celebrate this incredible journey. Toast to new friendships, shared moments, and the spirit of Cambodia with a festive farewell meal.As your Cambodian adventure ends, enjoy a farewell meal celebrating shared experiences and new friendships. Toast to the bonds formed, cherished moments, and the resilient spirit of this beautiful country and its people. Let laughter fill the air as you reminisce about your journey's highlights, creating lasting memories.

Overnight: Siem Reap

Your final morning in Cambodia is a gentle one—meant for lingering glances, quiet reflection, and heartfelt farewells. After days of ancient temples, river villages, flavorful bites, and sisterhood, we part ways with the magic of Angkor in our bones and the rhythms of Cambodia in our hearts.

🚌 Private transfer to airport
🏨 No overnight stay (departure day)
👗 Attire Tip: Travel-friendly layers; keep your passport and departure documents handy

*Please note that the itinerary is always subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.

🕰️ MORNING

Breakfast at the Hotel
Enjoy one last breakfast in Siem Reap, surrounded by the sounds of rustling palm fronds and the scent of fresh tropical fruit. Sip your coffee slowly, watch the morning light play across the hotel gardens, and savor this closing moment in Southeast Asia.

Check-Out & Reflections
After breakfast, take time to gather your things, write a final journal entry, or exchange goodbyes with new friends. We’ll ensure a smooth check-out and coordinate your private transfer to the airport based on your individual departure times.

✈️ Airport Transfer & Departures
Your representative will escort you to Siem Reap International Airport, where you'll be assisted with check-in and bidding Cambodia farewell. Whether you’re heading home or continuing onward to Bangkok or beyond, carry with you the stillness of sunrise at Angkor, the laughter shared over street food, and the joy of traveling with intention.