Grand Cambodia is the country most itineraries miss. It opens in Phnom Penh, the riverside capital of boulevards and royal history, then heads south to Kampot — pepper plantations that supply the world’s finest kitchens, and a slow cruise on the Kampot River. A day on the Kep coast brings the famous Crab Market and an unhurried stretch of beach, before the road turns inland to Battambang for the bamboo train and the working villages around it.
The finale is four full nights in Siem Reap: Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm on one day, the pink sandstone carvings of Banteay Srei and a boat on Tonle Sap Lake on the next, then a free day for markets and boutiques. Entirely overland, entirely private, and every hotel and inclusion yours to reshape and rebrand.
A suggested flow — pace, hotels and activities are all flexible to your client’s brief.
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Breakfast at the hotel and check-out, then a private transfer to Siem Reap Airport for your onward departure.
The quick questions agents ask before briefing us.
It suits culture-led FIT travellers and repeat visitors who want more than the standard Phnom Penh and Siem Reap pairing. The southern coast at Kampot and Kep plus Battambang’s countryside make it ideal for clients who like slower, less-visited stops alongside the headline temples.
Cambodia Classic (5 days) and Cambodia Highlights (6 days) both run Phnom Penh to Siem Reap. Grand Cambodia is the extended country tour — it adds the Kampot pepper plantations and river, the Kep crab market and coast, and Battambang’s bamboo train and villages, then gives Siem Reap four nights instead of two.
It is fully overland by private air-conditioned vehicle. That is what makes the southern coast and Battambang possible — the drives are the connective tissue of the trip rather than dead time, passing pepper farms, salt flats and rice country.
Yes. Every hotel, activity and night is adjustable and the itinerary is fully white-label. Popular changes include adding Sihanoukville or Koh Rong after Kep, trimming a Siem Reap night, or extending the Tonle Sap visit to include a homestay.
November to March is the dry, cooler window and the easiest for the overland legs. April and May are hot, and the June to October green season brings afternoon rain but far fewer crowds at Angkor and lush countryside around Battambang.
Four nights in Siem Reap, with two full guided temple days — Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm on the first, Banteay Srei plus a Tonle Sap Lake boat excursion on the second — and a free day for markets, boutiques or additional temples.
No. Fiesta Asia Travel is a B2B Cambodia DMC. We operate on the ground for travel agents, tour operators and MICE planners, and the itinerary is fully white-labelled for your agency.
Send us your dates, group size and hotel category and we return a detailed net quote within one business day.
Send us your dates, group size and hotel category — we’ll tailor this itinerary and return a full net quote within one business day.
Every journey is fully customisable and white-label — rename, rebrand and reprice as your own.
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