CAMBODIA AND LAOS - ASIA
Our experts’ travel secrets...
TEMPLE SAFARI For an Indiana Jones experience, try camping in a remote Angkor temple – with a luxury tent and a personal chef. The adventure is just beginning: wake to see the temples at sunrise when you’re the only one around.
WALK WITH THE ELEPHANTS Immerse yourself in the simple yet amazing daily routine of rescued elephants at the Elephant Valley Project. Venture into the jungle to learn about their body language, feed them bananas by the bucket load and bathe them in a waterfall.
A PERSONAL SERVICE
Learn about lighting and shutter speeds on a photography lesson with a professional in Luang Prabang or Siem Reap; discover Khmer cuisine on a cookery class with a celebrity chef; meet a survivor of S-21 Prison on a personal tour of Tuol Sleng Museum or wind down with a yoga class or intimate dinner at one of Angkor’s remote and secluded temples.
Accommodation...
...You can choose to stay 3 ways Here’s just a sample of our favourites; contact us for more accommodation choices.
AUTHENTIC COMFORT INDULGE
HOMESTAY A great way to get that bit closer to authentic Cambodian life is to stay with Khmer hosts in Chambok, near Kirirom National Park. Surrounded by the forest and friendly faces, you can savour home-made Khmer cuisine and see traditional dancing.
KINGFISHER ECO LODGE, BOLAVEN
PLATEAU Kingfi sher’s stilt wooden bungalows combine wonderful architecture and the simple natural landscape to form a retreat for nature lovers. Glassfronted rooms open onto a spacious verandah, allowing for the best views over the wetlands.
ANGKOR PALACE, SIEM REAP A premier Cambodian hotel, with traditionally inspired rooms set around lush gardens and a large swimming pool. For full relaxation, there’s a massage service, spa, sauna, steam room and outdoor Jacuzzi, as well as poolside BBQs after a hard day’s exploring!
Call 0844 875 1890 to speak to an Adventure Expert or visit
www.explore.co.uk/tailormade
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Chris Ellis, our
regional specialist for Asia
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