4D3N Explore Phnom Penh

4 Days

3 Nights

Phnom Penh, the bustling capital of Cambodia, is a vibrant city that blends rich history, captivating culture, and modern charm. Nestled at the confluence of the Mekong and Tonlé Sap Rivers, it is renowned for its architectural beauty, historical landmarks, and warm hospitality.

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Package Includes

Hotel accommodation at Twin /Triple sharing room with breakfast

Based on Private Tour + English Speaking Guide

Standard meals as indicated in the program

Drinking water (2 bottles/pax/day)

Express Van or Express Bus (SIC) subject to availability for PNH-REP or V.V twin cities packages (Sic & Without Guide)

All hotels based on similar category depend on hotel availability.

Sightseeing tour and Entrance fee as per program.

Indian meal: no additional charge (please mention when making booking)

Vegetarian meal: no additional charge (please mention when making booking)

Package Excludes

Cambodia visa fee if any (USD $30 issue on arrival)

Beverages during meal and other personal expenses

Compulsory tipping: RM10.00 per pax per day (Must be pre-collected in Malaysia by Agent

Optional tours.

Personal expenses

Travel insurance and other services not indicated in the inclusions.

High season surcharge / Peak season surcharge as indicated at price chart.

Complimentary: Free upgrade to a private tour. Free Cambodia silk scarf.

Itinerary

DAY 01

ARRIVAL – PHNOM PENH (NO MEAL)

Meet and greet on arrival by our local tour guide. Check in to your selected hotel.
Free leisure and Overnight in Phnom Penh.

DAY 02

BREAKFAST / LUNCH / DINNER

PHNOM PENH – UDONG MOUNTING

Breakfast at hotel. Travel to the Udong Mounting via National Highway 5
Udong Mounting – One of the most famous stories is the one which surrounds the old Chinese Buddha temple which now lays in a stage of disrepair on the southernmost peak. This temple contains a large statue of Buddha built by the Chinese. Ordinarily a statue of Buddha is built to face the east to greet the rising sun; in the case of this Buddha it was built to face China. It is thought that this was to move the power of a sleeping dragon that lies within the mountain over to China.
After lunch visit Kampong Luong – This is village is a living, breathing community of 1,200 families with a population of 7,000. And like any community, it has all of the moving parts that accompany that; such as temples, restaurants, petrol stations, markets, shops, a police station, a karaoke bar, and even a church. The floating village is half way between Phnom Penh and Battambang. This village is not easily accessible via public transportation with the benefit being very few tourists.
Return to Phnom Penh. Dinner and Overnight at Phnom Penh.

DAY 02

BREAKFAST / LUNCH / DINNER

PHNOM PENH – UDONG MOUNTING

Breakfast at hotel. Travel to the Udong Mounting via National Highway 5
Udong Mounting – One of the most famous stories is the one which surrounds the old Chinese Buddha temple which now lays in a stage of disrepair on the southernmost peak. This temple contains a large statue of Buddha built by the Chinese. Ordinarily a statue of Buddha is built to face the east to greet the rising sun; in the case of this Buddha it was built to face China. It is thought that this was to move the power of a sleeping dragon that lies within the mountain over to China.
After lunch visit Kampong Luong – This is village is a living, breathing community of 1,200 families with a population of 7,000. And like any community, it has all of the moving parts that accompany that; such as temples, restaurants, petrol stations, markets, shops, a police station, a karaoke bar, and even a church. The floating village is half way between Phnom Penh and Battambang. This village is not easily accessible via public transportation with the benefit being very few tourists.
Return to Phnom Penh. Dinner and Overnight at Phnom Penh.

DAY 03

BREAKFAST / LUNCH / DINNER

PHNOM PENH – FULL DAY TOUR

Breakfast at hotel. Full day Phnom Penh city tour:
Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda – is a complex of buildings which serves as the royal residence of the king of Cambodia.
Toul Sleng The Genocide Museum – The site is a former secondary school which was used as Security Prison 21 by the Khmer Rouge regime from its rise to power in 1975 to its fall in 1979.
Russian Market for souvenir shopping and lunch at local restaurant.
Wat Phnom, take a short stop for photograph at Independent Monument. Then, continue to The Killing Field (Cheung Ek) 15Km from Phnom Penh.
Dinner at local restaurant. Overnight in Phnom Penh.