Departure from Paris on a regular airline (from the provinces, please contact us). Services and night on board.

Welcome by your local English-speaking guide and transfer by private vehicle to the hotel. Lunch at leisure.

In the afternoon, visit the Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda, then the famous Wat Phnom.

Dinner at leisure. Night at the hotel.

On the programme of visits:
- The National Museum
- The Tuol Slèng Genocide Museum
- The Choeng Ek killing field

On the way back, you will meet with the leaders of an association working for children. You will be able to participate in the activities if you wish. Then you will visit the Tuol Tumpoung market.
Free meals. Night at the hotel.

Departure for Kampong Cham. Upon arrival, you will visit the temples of Han Chey, the colonial quarter of the city and the Wat Nokhor temple, then continue your visit by a Cham weaving village. Lunch in town before heading back to Kampong Thom where you arrive in the late afternoon.

Dinner at leisure. Night at the hotel.

In the morning, we drive through the villages towards the pre-Angkorian temples of Sambor Prei Kuk, the oldest capital of Angkor. Then we continue to Kompong Khleang. On arrival, you will have lunch with the local people. In the afternoon, you will go for a walk in the village and participate in the preparation of the dinner.

Dinner and overnight stay with local people.

Walk through the village to meet the locals and have a picnic lunch with a local family. Then, departure by boat on the canals to the big lake where the Vietnamese community living there moves their houses according to the seasons. Continue your boat trip to the village of Kompong Phluk. Lunch with the locals. After lunch, visit the village: a village of fishermen and crocodile breeders with houses perched on stilts of more than ten meters. Board a pirogue to discover the flooded forest. Disembarkation and drive to Siem Reap. Dinner at leisure. Overnight at the hotel.

In the morning, visit the temple of Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the afternoon, departure for Banteay Srei where one of the most impressive jewels of Khmer art remains: the citadel of women. On the way back, visit the ancient Ta Prohm monastery. Finally, enjoy a relaxing massage in a local institute in Siem Reap.

Free meals. Night at the hotel.

In the morning, departure by tuk-tuk to the north of the Angkor site. On the program of visits:
- The Temple of Preah Khan
- The Neak Pean
- The temples of Thommanon and Chau Say Tevoda
In the afternoon, visit Angkor Thom (Great City).

Free meals. Night at the hotel.

Programme from July to January (high water period):
Transfer to the village of Chong Khneas, then cruise by private boat on the Tonle Sap lake to Prek Toal. Visit a water hyacinth handicraft workshop set up by Osmose. Then continue the cruise on the Sangke river, stop at the Chheu Khamu pagoda, then at the floating village of Bak Prea fishermen. Transfer to your hotel. Picnic lunch on board. Dinner at leisure. Overnight at the hotel.

Programme from February to June depending on the year (low water level period):
Transfer to the village of Mechrey, then cruise on a private boat on the Tonle Sap lake to Prek Toal, at the mouth of the Sangkè river with the Tonle Sap lake. Visit a water hyacinth handicraft workshop set up by Osmose. Return to the village of Mechrey and departure towards Battambang via Sisophone. Arrival in Battambang towards the end of the day. Picnic lunch or in a local restaurant. Dinner at leisure. Overnight at the hotel.

Cooking class in one of the oldest houses of Battambang. In the afternoon, bike ride in the countryside to meet the locals.

Dinner at leisure. Night at the hotel.

In the morning, visit to the Phare Ponleu Selpak association, which teaches art to children. Visit to the school and possible participation in activities.

After lunch, departure for Phnom Penh, arriving towards the end of the day. Dinner at leisure. Night at the hotel.

Transfer to Phnom Penh airport for your return flight.

Situated in the south-west between the Kampot region and the sea, Kep is Cambodia's smallest province. Famous at the time of the French protectorate and renamed "Kep-sur-Mer", it was then Cambodia's most popular seaside resort. A few prestigious buildings and villas still remain from that era, but unfortunately most of them were burnt down during the Khmer Rouge regime.
Kep also boasts a wealth of natural resources, including a national park, 'Rabbit Island' with its deserted beaches, rice fields, salt marshes and coastlines teeming with fish and crabs. In fact, we highly recommend sampling crab and seafood cooked with Kampot pepper in one of the restaurants close to the market!