Cambodia & Laos Tour

Visit Wat Phnom (Phnom Pagoda), a small hill crowned by an active wat (pagoda) ma rks the legendary founding place of Phnom Penh. Then late evening transfer to take wooden boat ride on Chaktomouk River (four Face River to view the city from water during sunset.)

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Phnom Penh & Buddhist Historical, Culture Places (B/L/D Visit N ational Museum where is collection of over 5000 objects are on display including Angkorian era statues, lingas and other artifact, most notably the legendary statue of the ‘Leper King”, then Royal Palace with Silver Pagoda , a unique among pagoda. So named for its silver tiled floor, it is where it houses a collection of priceless Buddhist and historical objects including the “Emerald Buddha”. Next, visit Wat Ounalom (Ounalom pagoda), is a wat located on Sisowath Quay and it is the most important wat of
Phno m Penh, and the center of Cambodian Buddhism. V isit Tuol Sleng Museum , where was the largest center of incarceration and torture in the cou ntry during Khmer Rouge regime. Visit Independence Monument , inaugurated in November 9, 1962, to celebrate Cambodia’ independence from foreign rule

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Visit the capital of Angkor Empire. Here you will visit Rolous group including Prea Ko, Bakong and Lolei temples. Next, visit the Main Shrine, where the local people usually worship, with its statue of Yeay Teap, Preah Ang Chek and Preah Ang Chorm. And then visit Old market in central of city.

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Visit the South Gate of Angkor Thom Temple and visit marvel the wonders of the eerie Bayon mountain-temple, which stands at the city centre as representation of Mount Meru, Baphuon, Phimean Akas, the ElephantsTerrace and Leper King. Next, process to visit Ta Prohm Temple unlike most of the other Angkor temples, Ta Prohm has been left just it was founded, the photogenic and atmospheric combination of trees growing out of the ruins and the jungle surroundings have made it one of Angkor’s most popular temples with visitors.

Visit the iconic of the World Heritage of Angkor Wat Temple, was built by king Suryavarman II in the early 12th century in Yasodharapura, one of the capital of the Khmer Empire. Angkor Wat was the state temple and eventual mausoleum. The largest and best-preserved temple at the site, it is the only one to have remained a significant religious centre-first Hindu, then Buddhist-since its foundation.

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Visit a cute pink stone of Banteay Srey Temple and on the way back stop to visit Banteay Samre Temple and fulfill the remaining time to visit local village of Pradak to see the simple way of local people produce natural palm sugar from palm juice (called Toek Thnot in Khmer).

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Today w e embark on a cruise upstream on the Mekong River, which also gives us a breathtaking view of the tranquil countryside, before reaching the mysterious Pak Ou Caves , two linked caves crammed with thousands of gold lacquered Buddha statues of various shapes and sizes left by pilgrims. Along the way, we stop at the village of Ban Xanghai, where they make the local rice wine. On return to the town we then drive to visit the beautiful
Khouangsi Waterfall where you can splash around in the turquoise pools or wal k along the forest trails. The Khouangsi Waterfall setting really illustrates paradise.

Visit to the famous Night Market where you can find a lovely selection of handmade textiles made by local and hill tribe people surrounding Luang Prabang.

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Visit to the Royal Palace Museum, which hosts a range of interesting artifacts. We then enjoy a short-guided tour seeing the city’s oldest temple and the magnificent Wat Xiengthong with its roofs sweeping low to the ground, which represents classical Laotian architecture.
Visit to the Buddha Park was started in 1958 by Luang Pu (Venerable Grandfather) Bunleua Sulilat. Luang PuBunleua Sulilat was a priest-shaman who integrated Hinduism and Buddhism. His unique perspective was influenced by a Hindu rishi under whom he studied in Vietnam. After the revolution in 1975, anxious about the repercussions of the rule of Pathet Lao, he fled from Laos to Thailand where he built another sculpture park, Sala Keoku in Nong Khai. Both parks are located right next to the Thai-Lao border (Mekong River), only a few kilometers apart from each other, and the tallest structures of the Buddha Park can actually be seen from the Thai side of Mekong.

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