Payment:
$250 non-refundable deposit due at acceptance of application.
$1250 due February 1, 2010
$1599 due April 15, 2010

1. International round-trip air fare on a major airline (economy class)
2. All hotels with daily breakfast
3. Local English speaking guides
4. Private transfers and transportation on tour
5. Air fare between Cambodia and Thailand
6. Entrance fees and boat trips
7. Arrangement to visit Cambodian Cultural Village (Day 17)
8. Meals as specified (food only; no drinks/water)
9. Water & cold towel on sightseeing days
10. Welcome pack

• Beach activities (Day 7)
• Daily breakfast at Beach House
• Other meals where not indicated in the program
• Drinks/water at included lunches & dinners
• All airport taxes
• Hotel early check in / Late check out
• Overweight luggage
• Personal expenses
• Travel insurance
• Tips & gratuities
• Luggage truck with porterage
• Arrival airport assistance service
• Departure airport assistance service
• Other services not listed in inclusive column
• Cambodia visa & stamping fee

• Mosquito repellent
• Medicine for upset stomach, indigestion, diarrhea, etc. and other over the counter remedies
• Toilet paper
• ATM card/Credit card
• Small calculator
• Waterproof shoes (lightweight)
• U.S. dollars in small denominations for use in Cambodia
• Antibacterial waterless hand soap

Others:

• You will need a valid passport with at least a six-month validity
• One 2x3 photo for your Cambodian Visa
• Approx. $400 for food
• $20 for your Cambodian Visa
• You may consider the following vaccinations:  Hepatitis A & B;  Anti-Malarial drugs
• It will be hot and humid in both countries. Very hot and very humid!
• Dress modestly or else you may be prevented from entry into temples. No tank tops, spaghetti straps or short shorts.

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Day 2:  Visit National Museum, Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda.

Day 3:  Visit Genocide Museum  (S-21), Killing Fields, and Wat Phnom.

Day 6: Day trip to Rabbit Island.

Day 4:  Drive to Kep.  On the way, visit Angkor Borei and Tonle Bati.

Day 5:  Tour Kep and Kampot. Afternoon boat cruise along the river to visit Teok Chhu waterfall and go swimming.

Day 7:  Free time in Kep.  Snorkeling, fishing and a visit to a local island are all options.

Day 8:  Drive back to Phnom Penh. Rest of the day is free time to explore city.

Day 9:  Drive to Battambang. Visit Phiphethearm Temple and participate in meditation and lessons in Buddhism.

Day 10:  Visit the Killing Caves of Phnom Sampov and local wats.  Afternoon ride on Bamboo Train.

Day 11:  Visit orphanage in Battambang. Rest of the day is free time to explore city.

Day 12:  Visit local temples in Battambang to help students learn English.

Day 13:  Drive to Siem Reap. Free time once we arrive.

Day 14:  Tour Angkor Wat Temples (Angkor Thom, Bayon, Baphoun, Elephant Terrances, Leper King Terrace, and Royal Palace, Angkor Wat). In the evening, climb to the top of Phnom Bakheng to watch the sunset.

Day 15:  Tour Angkor Wat Temples (Ta Prohm, Takeo, Banteay Kdei, Preah Khan, Neak Prean and Pre Rup, and more)

Day 16: Tour Angkor Wat Temples (Banteay Srei and Banteay Samre)

Day 17:  Visit Tonle Sap lake, where local people live on floating houses. In the afternoon, visit Les Artisan D’Angkor School/workshop to learn about traditional Cambodian arts and crafts.

Day 18:  Visit the waterfall in theforest outside of Siem Reap. Swimming and picnic lunch.

Day 19:  Fly to Bangkok, Thailand. Evening Thai dinner and cultural show.

Day 20:  Visit Wat Po (with its famous reclining Buddha), Royal Grand Palace, Marble Temple and other wats.

Day 21:  Visit the famous floating market in countryside outside of Bangkok. In the afternoon, visit Nakor Pathom, the first religious landmark that signified the influx of Buddhism into Thailand.

Day 22: Free time in Bangkok.