Day 1, we will start from Phnom Penh in the morning after breakfast, (time will be flexible between 7:30 and 9 am). After heading the road about an hour and half, we are going to visit The Oudong Mountain, old capital city and visiting The Cambodian Buddhism Meditation Centre. Our next stop will be at Por Sat City Centre for lunch or coffee break.  The approximately arrival time around 5 pm. Dinner time will be optional, getting at the hotel or local food outside.

Day 2 in Battambang, we are going to see the sites around Battambang, such as, the famous Bamboo Train, the Khmer noodles is made by the local villagers, tasting the bamboo sticky rice, which starting to cook early in the morning over hours with the fire. Next stop is visiting The Ek Phnom Temple (11^th century with a modern pagoda next to it). Therefore, after short break at the hotel in the afternoon, we are going to visit Banan Temple (started building in 1050 and finished in 1218 by two different kings), and Phnom Sampeou Mountain (beautiful views, 3 natural caves and a temple on top). We will end our day at the bat caves where we can see millions of bats flying out of the cave to hunt for food at dusk. Driving back to hotel at the end of our day.

Day 3 of our schedule, it a bit long drive, we are going to leave Battambang and drive to Banteay Chmar Temple, which is abbot 130 km north and takes approximately 2 and half hours. We are going stay at the local homestay for one night after visiting the temple, local sightseeing.

Day 4 of our schedule, we are going to leave the village after breakfast heading to the Sa Em district, there are more beautiful local site to see, such as the mountains, jungle, and the rice fields. Checking in the hotel around noon and spending sometimes at the pool. After lunch, driving up north close to Thailand border to see The Prasat Preah Vihear. As a key edifice of the empire’s spiritual life, Preah Vihear Temple was supported and modified by successive kings and thus bears elements of several architectural styles. It is unusual among Khmer temples in being constructed along a long north–south axis, rather than having the conventional rectangular plan with orientation toward the east. The temple gives its name to Cambodia’s Preah Vihear province in which it is now located, as well as the Khao Phra Wihan National Park, which borders it in Thailand’s Sisaket province, though it is no longer accessible from Thailand. In 1962, after a lengthy dispute between Cambodia and Thailand over ownership, the International Court of Justice in the Hague ruled that the temple is in Cambodia. On 7 July 2008, Preah Vihear was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.[2][3] This prompted an escalation in the dispute between Cambodia and Thailand over the temple, which was settled in favor of Cambodia by another ICJ ruling in 2011.

Sa Em District and drive to Siem Reap. Along the way, we will see some temples, such as Koh Ker, which was built by Jayavaraman IV  in the 10^th century and was built as a 7-layer stupa to honor the god of happiness, Treypuvanesvara. We will also see Beng Mealea Temple, built in the early 12^th century and located in the jungle on the way to Siem Reap town. This trip should arrive at the hotel around 5 pm.

We will start our day early by watching the sunrise over Angkor Wat. We will tour the main temple of Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Keo and the famous Ta Prohm (held together by tree roots stretching across the temple).

There are some temples we are going to see in the day 7 are, such as, Preah Khan Temple, Neak Porn Temple, Ta Soam Temple, East Meborn Temple, and Prasat Prerum Temple. These temples spend about 30 to 45 minutes in each, except Preah Khan Temple because it is the biggest temple for our day 7 sightseeing tour.

Leaving from the hotel after breakfast and driving to Phnom Kulen (Kulen Mountain) where is the greatest waterfall and big Buddha in the top of the mountain. There is an extra fee of $20 per person for Kulen Mountain and 1000 Linkas. We need to be there before 11 am because there is a one-way road up that becomes crowded later.  After that, we will continue on to a hike to Kbal Spean, which is a small stream with Linga carved into the riverbed, along with other carvings in the river rock. We will have lunch at the local restaurant near the temple. We will visit Banteay Srei, the famous pink temple.