Phnom Penh's Hidden Gems (Half Day)

This high-end itinerary incorporates some of Cambodia’s key cultural areas, including the extraordinary temples of Angkor and glittering palaces of Phnom Penh, finishing with some well-earned downtime time at one of Asia’s most exclusive resorts. Staying at luxurious hand-picked hotels throughout, you will also enjoy some wonderfully special experiences.

The grand and historic Raffles Hotel Le Royal is the premier address in Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh. Not only is it an authentic luxury Art Deco hotel but it is also a true colonial classic, deep in the heart of this riverside city.

On board the Mekong's first floating boutique hotel, Aqua Mekong, journey up the river towards Cambodia or down towards Vietnam. En route you will explore the fascinating scenery and culture along the river during off-shore excursions.

The first Rosewood in Cambodia, Rosewood Phnom Penh looks set for success with panoramic views over the city. Just 9km from the airport and close to the vibrant riverside area, this chic luxury hotel is within minutes of the major tourist attractions.

Take in the highlights of Phnom Penh's Royal Palace and riverfront areas in this half-day experience. This is a wonderful introduction to the capital and Cambodia as a whole, and perfect if you are a little short on time.

Adventure through the streets and back alleyways of Phnom Penh by an elegant classic style Tuk Tuk.

Join a Phnom Penh based journalist for drinks – allow them to guide you through some of the fascinating recent history of Cambodia. They are working on the front line of modern journalism in a country that is changing at an incredible rate.

We will head out through the streets of Phnom Penh in search of the Kingdom's finest hidden murals, and street art on a curated tour.

Learn first-hand about Cambodia's recent and tragic past in this difficult but captivating half-day tour that's absolutely key to understanding modern Cambodia.

Experience the highlights of Phnom Penh before heading out to the green fields of Cheung Ek, known as The Killing Fields, to learn about the background and cruelty of the Khmer Rouge regime. This is a fascinating half-day tour.