Honeymoon & Style Tour Package

Upon arrival at Siem Reap International Airport, you will be welcomed by your driver and transferred to your hotel for check-in.

At the hotel, you will be received by one of our management teams, and it is the opportunity to go through your itinerary again before it gets started.

We depart town as we venture towards an unspoiled floating community called Kampong Phluk, known for its stilted-house villages and flooded forest.

Along the way, we will stop to have a look around the Rolous Market.

This is a great chance to glimpse the everyday life of locals selling indigenously grown vegetables, different fish species and other local produce.

We will also see one of the bridges on the Rolous River, built during French dominance in Cambodia. We then board a boat and begin sailing down the river, eventually arriving at the floating community of Kampong Phluk, where we will experience a truly unique way of life.

Within the village, you will cross schools and homes standing on 8 to 10m high stilts.

THe village is also famous for its fish farms and an island pagoda.

As we venture beyond the villages, we will head into the flooded forest; home to some of Cambodia’s water-bird species.

The boat will then set off for the largest freshwater lake in SE Asia, Tonle Sap, where we will explore before heading back to the mainland and returning you to your hotel for your lunch and the rest of the afternoon free.

Rising early, at 8 am, you journey by jeep to the enigmatic and enchanting temple of Bayon. By beginning our tour here, we can avoid the crowds and see the temple at its quietest.

Established at the precise centre of Angkor Thom, this temple is an unconventional expression of Cambodia’s most celebrated king’s inventive genius and inflated ego.

Its 54 towers are each crowned with the four faces of Avalokiteshvara (Buddha of Compassion), who has more than a passing similarity to the king himself. These gigantic heads gaze down from every angle, expressing power and authority with a touch of compassion, exactly the right combination to maintain control over such a large empire.
You continue your exploration amongst the walled city of Angkor Thom, the masterpiece of King Jayavarman VII.

Following the Cham conquest of Angkor from 1177 to 1181, the new monarch resolved to construct an impenetrable stronghold at the center of his realm.

The causeway depicts the churning of the ocean of Milk from Hindu mythology, in which devas (gods) and asuras (devils) play tug of war with a naga (seven-headed snake) to acquire the elixir of immortality.

Within Angkor Thom, our next stop is the Terrace of the Leper King.

The royal cremation was located on this elaborately carved platform.

The statue was once considered to represent the leper king and now thought to be Yama, the deity of death.

We continue along the Terrace of Elephants.

Originally, this terrace served as a viewing gallery for the king to preside over parades, plays, and traditional sports.

At the southern end lies the Baphuon, one of the most beautiful temples at Angkor, built during the reign of Uditayavarman in the 11th century. It has undergone a massive renovation and is now once again open for viewing.

You next proceed to the Mother of all Temples, Angkor Wat, which is thought to be the world’s biggest religious structure. This temple is the epitome of symbolism and symmetry, and it is a source of great pride for all Khmers.

You next proceed to the Mother of all Temples, Angkor Wat, which is thought to be the world’s biggest religious structure. This temple is the epitome of symbolism and symmetry, and it is a source of great pride for all Khmers.

Then, following in the footsteps of the devout and the destructive before us, we continue to the inner sanctuary’s upper levels.

The final steps to the upper terrace of Angkor are the steepest of all, as old pilgrims were to stoop on their pilgrimage to encounter the Gods.

We eventually arrive at the culmination and sacred center of Angkor Wat, a combination of spirituality and symmetry so exquisite that few moments can compare.

We then continue to the Ta Prohm temple, a structure that has been abandoned to the elements.

As empires rise and fall, the temple serves as a striking reminder that nature’s raucous force marches on, indifferent to human history’s tragedies.

Left as it was ‘discovered by French explorer Henri Mouhot in 1860, the tentacle-like tree roots here are slowly strangling the surviving stones that man first conquered nature to create.

We will then pause for a late lunch at a local restaurant (Lunch is on the clients’ account) before continuing to our final temple – Banteay Kdei.

The name translates to `Citadel of Chambers’. As the temple exists on one level, it is easy to explore the towers and corridors and their beautiful carvings thoroughly. Unfortunately, the temple’s construction had changed many times since its original plans, causing a slight lack of consistency in its design.

That being said, the outcome of the temple is superb. As far less visited than its neighbouring main sites, Banteay Kdei offers a serene and peaceful end to our exploration.

After the tour, we will then transfer you back to your hotel.

We will pick you up for a romantic dinner in the rural area beneath the star surrounded by the green tropical nature in the evening.

This morning, you will leave Siem Reap behind and travel onward to Cambodia’s capital city – Phnom Penh. Along the way, you will stop briefly in Skuon (commonly known as ‘Spiderville’).

There, if your stomach permits it, you will be able to try the local delicacy of deep-fried tarantula!

Upon your arrival in Phnom Penh, you will be transferred to your hotel for check-in.

Then continue to the Royal Palace complex and attached ‘Silver Pagoda’ compound consisting of several buildings, structures, and gardens located within 500×800 metre walled grounds overlooking a riverfront park.

The towering sculpted wall and golden spired Chanchhaya Pavilion, which mark the entrance to the Palace, stand out against the riverside skyline.

The towering walls of the Palace gardens muffle street noises. The numerous Royal palaces sit like beautiful islands rising from the calm, groomed tropical grounds. The silver pagoda is also known as the Emerald Buddha Pagoda or Wat Preah Kaew.
Following the trip, you will be transported back to your hotel for recuperation, with the remainder of the evening free.

Today you will leave the capital behind and head on your journey to Kep.

Upon arrival, you will be straight to the hotel for check-in head out to Koh Tonsay (Rabbit Island).

Your journey across calm water to this beautiful palm-fringed island, home to a small community of fisherfolk and farmers.

Here you will find a stunning and secluded beach. You can enjoy the day relaxing on one of the best beaches in Cambodia, before returning back to the mainland to your hotel.

Today at 10 am, you’ll get picked up and transferred to Sihanoukville, then straight to

The Royal Sands Koh Rong’s Lounge. From there, you will take a luxury speed boat that leaves at 2:00 pm from the pier and sail directly to the resort, approximately 60 minutes.

The Royal Sands Koh Rong is located on the island of Koh Rong in the Gulf of Thailand, about 25 km from Sihanoukville in southern Cambodia. It is the country’s second-largest island.

Upon arrival, you will then check in to your hotel and enjoy your day free.

Today you are free to enjoy your time swimming or diving into the sea as you wish.

Today you are free to enjoy your time swimming or diving into the sea as you wish.

Note: Your departure boat next day, leave 13:00pm and require you to be ready for the checkout at least an hour before.

On your return to the mainland in Sihanoukville, your driver will be ready to transfer you to the capital of Phnom Penh for the remaining time of your holiday.

This morning, your boat will leave the island back to the mainland. Upon arrival at the pier on the mainland, our driver will meet and then transfer you into the minivan/car, which will begin the journey up to Phnom Penh. Once we stop on the way for lunch at the local restaurant, continue your journey straight to Phnom Penh.

Once in Phnom Penh, we will transfer you straight to your hotel for check-in then you’ll be taken for a dinner cruise along the mighty Mekong River. As the day winds down, you will travel past quaint floating villages and local fishermen before watching the spectacular sunset over the Phnom Penh skyline and the royal palace; the perfect way to end your trip. After the cruise, you’ll go straight back to the hotel for your rest.

Today you are free until we pick you up from your hotel to the airport with plenty of time before your departing flight back home.