Overview
This tour blends temple exploration, Khmer art, and an eye-opening humanitarian experience. You’ll explore intricately carved temples, enjoy quieter Angkorian ruins, and learn about Cambodia’s landmine history and recovery.
1. Banteay Srei
- ~37 km northeast of Siem Reap
- Known as the “Citadel of Women”
- Pink sandstone and intricate carvings of Hindu epics
- Smaller and highly detailed compared to Angkor Wat
- Photogenic and less crowded
2. Banteay Samre
- ~10 km from Banteay Srei
- Large, less-visited temple dedicated to Vishnu
- Classic Angkorian architecture with large galleries and sandstone carvings
- Surrounded by peaceful countryside
3. Cambodian Landmine Museum
- Established by Aki Ra
- Focus on landmine clearance, history, and victim support
- Educational displays, deactivated landmines, and personal stories
- Insightful and moving humanitarian experience
Pricing
Details Itinerary
7:30 AM – Hotel Pickup
- Private car or tuk-tuk recommended
- Bring sunscreen, water, hat, camera, and comfortable walking shoes
8:30–10:00 AM – Banteay Srei
- Explore outer and inner temple grounds
- Admire pink sandstone carvings of Hindu mythology
- Optional local guide to explain carvings and history
Duration: ~1.5 hours
10:15–11:30 AM – Banteay Samre
- Short drive (~15 minutes)
- Walk around galleries and central sanctuaries
- Quiet temple with classic Angkorian architecture
- Photos in natural light and countryside backdrop
Duration: ~1–1.25 hours
11:45 AM – Lunch
- Local Khmer restaurant or roadside café
1:00–2:30 PM – Cambodian Landmine Museum
- Drive ~20–30 minutes
- Explore museum exhibits on landmines and UXO (unexploded ordnance)
- Learn about Aki Ra’s work clearing mines and supporting victims
- Optional short discussion with staff about demining programs
Duration: ~1.5 hours
2:30–3:00 PM – Optional Countryside Stop
- Stop at a small village or market on the way back
- Return to hotel by ~3:30–4:00 PM
Who This Tour Is Best For ?
- Culture and history enthusiasts
- Photographers seeking less-crowded temples
- Visitors interested in humanitarian issues and Cambodia’s recovery
- Families or small groups
This tour combines temple exploration with meaningful humanitarian learning, giving a balanced mix of culture, history, and contemporary Cambodian awareness.
What to Bring
- Light, breathable clothing
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Modest attire for temples (shoulders & knees covered)
- Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen
- Water and camera
- Optional notebook for museum notes
What's Included / Not Included
What's Included
- Cold drinking water
- Hotel pickup & drop-off
- Flexible schedule
- Private air-conditioned vehicle
- Professional licensed driver
What's Not Included
- Entrance fees
- Meals
- Personal expenses





























