Overview:
This thoughtfully designed family package blends history, creativity, and cultural discovery, ensuring an enriching and fun-filled adventure for both kids and parents. From exploring ancient temples to hands-on art activities, this trip is the perfect way to experience Cambodia together.
Itinerary Highlights:
Experience the best of Siem Reap with a seamless blend of culture, adventure, and exclusive family-friendly activities. Begin your journey with a serene sunset gondola ride, gliding along the ancient Angkor moat with cocktails in hand. Witness the mesmerizing sunrise at Angkor Wat, followed by an immersive Khmer Ceramic Class, where children and parents alike can create their own pottery masterpiece. Stroll through the vibrant Old Market, indulging in local flavors and a playful Dr. Fish Spa experience. Visit the inspiring APOPO Center, home to Cambodia’s mine-detecting HeroRATs, then step into the mystical ruins of Ta Prohm, where towering trees embrace ancient stones. Explore the grandeur of Angkor Thom, home to the iconic Bayon Temple, before an evening of world-class entertainment at the Phare Circus, a dazzling performance of acrobatics and storytelling. Conclude your journey with an exclusive boat tour of the floating village on Tonlé Sap Lake, where stilted homes and floating markets provide a fascinating glimpse into Cambodia’s unique water-based communities.
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Sunset Gondola Ride
Discover the magic of Cambodia’s ancient history with a sunset gondola ride at Angkor Thom’s tranquil moat. As you gently glide across the waters in a traditional gondola, soak in the breathtaking views of the surrounding ancient ruins. Enjoy cocktails on board while watching the golden light transform the landscape. The ride offers a peaceful escape from the bustle of the city, allowing you to fully appreciate the serene beauty of Angkor’s ancient waterways. This sunset tour is the perfect way to begin your Cambodian adventure.
Angkor Wat Sunrise
Drive approximately 15 minutes and enter the grounds of Angkor Wat through a little-known entrance on its eastern perimeter (the western causeway is where the vast majority of tourists enter). Entering this way, you will avoid most other tourists initially and your first impressions of the monument’s grandeur at daybreak will be relatively private.
Watch as the temple’s silhouette reflects in the lotus pond while the sky bursts into hues of pink, orange, and gold. As the sun rises, your guide will lead you through Angkor Wat’s ancient corridors, sharing its rich history and architectural marvels. Built in the 12th century, this UNESCO World Heritage site is the largest religious monument in the world and a masterpiece of Khmer architecture.
Khmer Pottery Fine Art Class
A very unique and genuine thing to do in Siem Reap, I am sure your kids would love it. You will learn to use a pottery wheel, and use Khmer carving tools to fashion Cambodian ceramics during a 1h45 workshop session. There, a professional local artist demonstrates how to make Cambodian masterpieces. Under the expert eye of your instructor, have a go at the pottery wheel and mold a bowl from local clay. Once you’re satisfied with your piece, use can use a variety of special tools to add kbach (ornamentation) to your artwork. Your pottery will be fired in the kiln overnight and will be ready for pickup the following week, safely packed along with a potter’s diploma, so you can display your souvenir for your friends and family back home. If you prefer to have your pieces shipped home, it can be arranged at your own expend
Psar Chas (Old Market)
Go to the Psar Chaa (Old Market), a unique and intriguing bazaar where one can hunt for wood and stone carvings, silk, Buddha images, and other hand-made Cambodian souvenirs in this wonderful vending labyrinth. The gracious Khmer merchants will help you on what you want, even if it means they go to a competitor.
Dr. Fish Massage
Your kids might like to see and feel the fishes clean their feet while visiting the Old Market. The Garra Rufa fish exfoliation is said to stimulate blood flow and improve circulation, remove bacteria and reduce foot odor and help with athlete's foot. It's also said the fish can stimulate acupuncture points, helping to regulate the nervous system, relax the body and release.
APOPO
Today, get out into the countryside to discover the heart of Cambodia - its people. First, visit APOPO, an organization that trains African Giant Pouched rats to detect buried explosives in minefields, an important service in a country where there may still be four to six million pieces of unexploded ordnance scattered around the lands.
Ta Prohm Temple
Visit Ta Prohm, the ruins at Ta Prohm date from 1186 and have purposely been allowed to be reclaimed by the jungle. Famous for its appearance in the movie Tomb Raider, this mystical temple is entwined with massive fig and silk-cotton trees. Walking through the crumbling corridors and tree-covered courtyards feels like stepping back in time. This highly atmospheric temple complex is a must-see on any visit to Siem Reap and offers amazing photo opportunities.
Angkor Thom & Bayon Temple
Explore Angkor Thom, the grand city of the ancient Khmer Empire, filled with majestic temples and monuments. The highlight of Angkor Thom is the Bayon Temple, famous for its 54 towers adorned with over 200 enigmatic stone faces. These smiling faces are believed to represent King Jayavarman VII, blending spirituality and power. Stroll through the Terrace of the Elephants and Terrace of the Leper King, marveling at the intricate bas-reliefs that bring Cambodia’s history to life.
Phare Circus
Tonight, attend the award-winning Cambodian circus known as Phare. Phare is a fusion of multiple forms of visual arts, mixing music, aerobics, dance, juggling, and many other styles to create something authentically Cambodian and completely universal. The energy of the performers is unrivaled, with varying compilations and shows depending on the night. A must-see for any visitor of Siem Reap, especially for families with children. Your guide will pick you at 7:15PM and the show will start at 8:00PM and end at 9:00PM.
Boeung Tonle Sap
Drive to Cambodia's Great Lake, the Boeung Tonle Sap. One of the largest freshwater lakes in Asia, it stretches across the northwest section of the country. During the wet season, the surface area of the lake increases more than five-fold, inundating the surrounding forested flood plain. More than 1 million people live in this transition zone, among them members of the majority Khmer ethnicity, ethnic Vietnamese, and Muslim Cham. These people thrive on the lake by adapting their entire life to a floating world: markets, schools, churches, flower gardens, vegetable farms, livestock cages, and even police stations literally float on the water's surface.
Your tour guide will transfer you to Siem Reap Angkor International airport for your departure.
Sunset Gondola Ride
Discover the magic of Cambodia’s ancient history with a sunset gondola ride at Angkor Thom’s tranquil moat. As you gently glide across the waters in a traditional gondola, soak in the breathtaking views of the surrounding ancient ruins. Enjoy cocktails on board while watching the golden light transform the landscape. The ride offers a peaceful escape from the bustle of the city, allowing you to fully appreciate the serene beauty of Angkor’s ancient waterways. This sunset tour is the perfect way to begin your Cambodian adventure.
Angkor Wat Sunrise
Drive approximately 15 minutes and enter the grounds of Angkor Wat through a little-known entrance on its eastern perimeter (the western causeway is where the vast majority of tourists enter). Entering this way, you will avoid most other tourists initially and your first impressions of the monument’s grandeur at daybreak will be relatively private.
Watch as the temple’s silhouette reflects in the lotus pond while the sky bursts into hues of pink, orange, and gold. As the sun rises, your guide will lead you through Angkor Wat’s ancient corridors, sharing its rich history and architectural marvels. Built in the 12th century, this UNESCO World Heritage site is the largest religious monument in the world and a masterpiece of Khmer architecture.
Khmer Pottery Fine Art Class
A very unique and genuine thing to do in Siem Reap, I am sure your kids would love it. You will learn to use a pottery wheel, and use Khmer carving tools to fashion Cambodian ceramics during a 1h45 workshop session. There, a professional local artist demonstrates how to make Cambodian masterpieces. Under the expert eye of your instructor, have a go at the pottery wheel and mold a bowl from local clay. Once you’re satisfied with your piece, use can use a variety of special tools to add kbach (ornamentation) to your artwork. Your pottery will be fired in the kiln overnight and will be ready for pickup the following week, safely packed along with a potter’s diploma, so you can display your souvenir for your friends and family back home. If you prefer to have your pieces shipped home, it can be arranged at your own expend
Psar Chas (Old Market)
Go to the Psar Chaa (Old Market), a unique and intriguing bazaar where one can hunt for wood and stone carvings, silk, Buddha images, and other hand-made Cambodian souvenirs in this wonderful vending labyrinth. The gracious Khmer merchants will help you on what you want, even if it means they go to a competitor.
Dr. Fish Massage
Your kids might like to see and feel the fishes clean their feet while visiting the Old Market. The Garra Rufa fish exfoliation is said to stimulate blood flow and improve circulation, remove bacteria and reduce foot odor and help with athlete's foot. It's also said the fish can stimulate acupuncture points, helping to regulate the nervous system, relax the body and release.
APOPO
Today, get out into the countryside to discover the heart of Cambodia - its people. First, visit APOPO, an organization that trains African Giant Pouched rats to detect buried explosives in minefields, an important service in a country where there may still be four to six million pieces of unexploded ordnance scattered around the lands.
Ta Prohm Temple
Visit Ta Prohm, the ruins at Ta Prohm date from 1186 and have purposely been allowed to be reclaimed by the jungle. Famous for its appearance in the movie Tomb Raider, this mystical temple is entwined with massive fig and silk-cotton trees. Walking through the crumbling corridors and tree-covered courtyards feels like stepping back in time. This highly atmospheric temple complex is a must-see on any visit to Siem Reap and offers amazing photo opportunities.
Angkor Thom & Bayon Temple
Explore Angkor Thom, the grand city of the ancient Khmer Empire, filled with majestic temples and monuments. The highlight of Angkor Thom is the Bayon Temple, famous for its 54 towers adorned with over 200 enigmatic stone faces. These smiling faces are believed to represent King Jayavarman VII, blending spirituality and power. Stroll through the Terrace of the Elephants and Terrace of the Leper King, marveling at the intricate bas-reliefs that bring Cambodia’s history to life.
Phare Circus
Tonight, attend the award-winning Cambodian circus known as Phare. Phare is a fusion of multiple forms of visual arts, mixing music, aerobics, dance, juggling, and many other styles to create something authentically Cambodian and completely universal. The energy of the performers is unrivaled, with varying compilations and shows depending on the night. A must-see for any visitor of Siem Reap, especially for families with children. Your guide will pick you at 7:15PM and the show will start at 8:00PM and end at 9:00PM.
Boeung Tonle Sap
Drive to Cambodia's Great Lake, the Boeung Tonle Sap. One of the largest freshwater lakes in Asia, it stretches across the northwest section of the country. During the wet season, the surface area of the lake increases more than five-fold, inundating the surrounding forested flood plain. More than 1 million people live in this transition zone, among them members of the majority Khmer ethnicity, ethnic Vietnamese, and Muslim Cham. These people thrive on the lake by adapting their entire life to a floating world: markets, schools, churches, flower gardens, vegetable farms, livestock cages, and even police stations literally float on the water's surface.
Your tour guide will transfer you to Siem Reap Angkor International airport for your departure.
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