Overview
Phnom Tamao, Tonle Bati, Phnom Chisor, family homestay in Takeo, boat trip to Phnom Da & Angkor Borei temples, boat trip on the Prek Kampong Bay River, ghost city of Bokor Hill Station, limestone caves in Kompong Trach, Kep seaside resort
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- Duration 4Days
- Experienced Tour Guide English
- Instant Confirmation
- No Deposit Required
- Free Cancellation 48Hour Before Start
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In the morning, we will take you at your hotel and then, drive to the South.
First, we will stop at Phnom Tamao wildlife sanctuary. This sanctuary has 2,500 hectares of forest-protected area. 1,200 of them were taken by the Department of Forestry for planning trees, and 70 hectares, consisting of five hills, have been organised as a zoo and wildlife rescue centre. This zoo was established to preserve and rescue rare and endangered local species from poachers and smugglers and accommodate a variety of animals including tigers, bears, peacocks, herons, crocodiles and turtles. Phnom Tamao is home to 70 Sun bears and Asiatic bears that have been rescued with the help of the NGO Free the Bears which aim is to protect, preserve and enrich the lives of bears and those who live alongside them throughout the world. An 11th century temple ruin in very poor condition (Prasat Tamao) sits at the top of Phnom Tamao. Afterward, we will also stop at the two temples of Tonle Bati, an important worshipping place and a popular local weekend picnic site where we will have our picnic lunch.
In the afternoon, we will visit Phnom Chisor. At the top of this mountain sits the well preserved Angkorian era temple ruin, built under King Suryavarman I during a period when Angkorian Empire was powerful and on the rise. This temple is Hindu as most of the temples of this period. One sees carved scenes with the Hindu Gods Braham, Shiva and Vishnu on sandstones lintels and pediments. The quality of the ruins and the splendid view of the countryside is well worth the effort of climbing the 412 steps to reach the top of the hill. Then, we drive to ourhomestay in the surroundings where we will be received by our host family. After a short rest we will help our host family prepare dinner and enjoy a friendly meal together.
Day 2 – Takeo to Kampot - (B / L)
We will continue to Kampot. Kampot is the durian growing region of Cambodia and is also renowned for producing one of the world’s finest peppers. On the way, we will visit some limestone caves with exotic rock formations and Buddhist shrines. On arrival, we will relax at Epic Arts Café. This Café belongs to the NGO Epic Arts which trains disabled people to do arts performance in order to allow them to regain some self-confidence and respect.
Later in the afternoon, we will take a boat on the Prek Kampong Bay River, which runs along the city for a sunset river cruise. Passing through a Cham village, this journey will lead us to the rapids at Tekchhou, a pleasant place very popular with the locals on weekends. We will return to Kampot for dinner.
Day 3 – Kampot : Bokor Hill Station - (B / L)
Day 4 – Kampot to Phnom Penh - (B)
Price of Tour Includes:
- Accommodation on twin sharing basis and meals as stated in the itinerary
- An experienced English-speaking local guide
- Boat trip to Phnom Da & Angkor Borei
- Entrance fees and sightseeing tours by air-con vehicle & pick-up truck
- Boat trip in Kampot
NOT Included in Tour Price:
- Personal travel insurance (compulsory!)
- Other meals
- Expenditure of a personal nature
- Drinks & tips
Other Travelstyle
- Small Group Tours (Siem Reap, Phnom Penh, Sihanoukville) 15
- Private Day Tours (Siem Reap, Phnom Penh, Sihanoukville) 26
- Multi-Day Tours 22
- Angkor National Park Tickets 5
- Transports and Transfer 15
- Angkor Excursions 17
- Siem Reap to Phnom Penh 5
- Battambang Excursions 4
- Phnom Penh Excursions 4
- Cambodia Tickets 6