Angkor is unarguably the most stunning archeological site of South East Asia. You will spend three days exploring these famous ruins before travelling to the pre-Angkorian ruins of Sambor Prei Kuk. The charming capital Phnom Penh is the next destination. From Phnom Penh you will travel onwards to the Four Rivers Ecolodge, a unique tented camp on the Tatai river, via Kirirom National Park. After two wonderful days on the river you will cross the border into Thailand where you visit the island of Koh Chang where you can relax after an exhilirating trip. Finally you will fly back to Bangkok where the trips ends.

This exciting off-the-beaten-track overland journey starts in Hoi An in Vietnam and ends in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. You will travel through areas where few tourists venture out. The Central Highlands of Vietnam is home to a variety of ethnic minorities, amongst others Jarai, Bahnar and Sedang. You will cross the border and continue to Banlung, in the remote North East of Cambodia. Waterfalls and minority villages are amonst the attractions of Banlung. You will continue your journey to Phnom Penh along the Mekong River and will overnight in a wonderfully restored colonial building right on the Mekong River. The tour ends in Phnom Penh

This program takes you from the famous ruins of Angkor to the Cardamom Mountains. You will start you trip in Siem Reap from where you will visit Angkor, the former capital of a Khmer kingdom that dominated Southeast Asia in the past. After Angkor you will travel to Kampong Thom where you visit the ruins of Sambor Prei Kuk. These ruins predate Angkor and are hidden in a beautiful forest. From there you will continue to the vibrant capital of Cambodia, Phnom Penh. From here you will continue to Chi Phat in the Cardamom Mountains where you will explore the forests and rivers of this fantastic area.
The tour ends in Phnom Penh.