• War Museum Cambodia - Guests are picked up from the hotel lobby and transported to the War Museum, which houses a vast collection of weapons and military vehicles gathered from Cambodian battlefields. This visit provides insight into the recent years of conflict and explains the factors that have shaped the Cambodia of today.
• Wat Thmey (Killing Fields) - The next stop is Wat Thmei, the Memorial of Victims of the Khmer Rouge Regime, offering another poignant reminder of Cambodia’s turbulent recent history.
• Artisans Angkor - Following this, the tour proceeds to the Artisans d’Angkor workshop, where talented artists create stunning lacquer, stone carvings, and silver-plated pieces. Observing them at work highlights the positive progress Cambodia is making today.
• Psar Chaa - Old Market - The tour then explores the Old Market, where visitors can expect to find a variety of items. Shoppers can use their bargaining skills to take home memorable souvenirs from Siem Reap.
• Preah Enkosei Temple - The final visit is to Preah Enkosei, the only temple from the Siem Reap period still standing in modern Siem Reap. Constructed in the mid-tenth century by Divakarabhata, a high-ranking Brahmin who married the daughter of Rajendravarman II (r. 944-968), the temple features two sanctuaries side by side, with the central sanctuary aligned with the east gopura. The symmetry of the site suggests a third tower was part of the original design, but it was either never completed or entirely destroyed (the absence of foundation stones suggests the former). Guests are then returned to their hotel.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off provided
• Travel in comfort with private transportation
• Stay hydrated with drinking water included
• Knowledgeable tour guide accompanies you
• Travel insurance included for peace of mind

• War Museum: 5$/pax
• Wat Thmei ( Killing Field ): 2$/pax
• Meals & Beverage

Ideal for those with a bit of extra time to spare and a curiosity about Cambodia’s recent history, this tour will bring you to the War Museum, which is home to a broad collection of weaponry and military vehicles taken from Cambodian battlefields. This visit offers a glimpse into the recent turbulent years and provides an understanding of what has formed today’s Cambodia. You’re also going to visit Wat Thmei, the Memorial for Victims of the Khmer Rouge regime, another poignant reminder of Cambodia’s past upheavals. We recommend a lighter visit to the Artisans d’Angkor workshop after, where talented artisans craft beautiful lacquer, stone carvings, and silver plating. Watching them at work is testament to the positive direction Cambodia is heading in. If you still haven’t found your gifts and souvenirs, the Old Market might just have what you need. Nab your keepsake from Siem Reap with some bargaining!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.