A journey to make your own

Everyday skills. Rural roads.
The stones of Angkor.

Phnom Penh, Battambang’s workshops and food, then Angkor. Eleven days connecting heritage, cooking and countryside.

Explore these eleven days

ANGKOR · STONE & LIGHT

Three ways to explore Cambodia

Choose a route. Make it your own.

The spirit of the journey

Three towns.
The country in between.

Spend time at a market, watch a craft take shape, understand a place. This journey follows the roads between three towns and leaves room for encounters.

An example, not a fixed programme. Hélène and Sébastien reshape it around your interests, budget and the season. We design the journey; you choose and book your accommodation, activities and transport.

Travel Planner · 375 USD
Design of a 11-day itinerary, for your group. Planning fee confirmed by quote; travel services booked and paid separately.

11 days in Cambodia10 nights3 stopsFood · Craft · Heritage

Before setting off

Eleven days, at a glance.

3 nights in Phnom Penh · 3 in Battambang · 4 in Siem Reap. Arrive in Phnom Penh; depart from Siem Reap on day 11.

Natural Earth base · Schematic connections, not road directions.

01 / Phnom PenhDays 1–3 · 3 nights

River & city

Get a feel for the capital.

Start gently: a riverfront walk, your first Khmer meal, then a full night’s sleep. Three nights leave two proper days to discover the capital.

People and palm trees on Phnom Penh’s riverfront. — Phnom Penh’s riverfront, photographed by Vanna Phon.

One morning for the palace and older neighbourhoods, another for a museum chosen around your interests. Markets and meals fill in the picture. Sites of remembrance deserve a separate visit and time to reflect afterwards.

Day 1 · Arrive, settle in and enjoy the riverfront
Day 2 · Heritage and neighbourhoods on foot or by tuk-tuk
Day 3 · Museum, market and Khmer food

At your pace

We choose visits with you, accounting for your interests and opening days. No major excursion on arrival day.

Day 4 · A road day to Battambang, with breaks. Save the market, workshops and countryside for tomorrow.

02 / BattambangDays 4–6 · 3 nights

Countryside & food

Notice the everyday skills.

Discover Battambang at street level: an old façade, a gallery, a market stall. Three nights leave two days to explore the town and its surrounding countryside.

Dishes, herbs and condiments served on a table. — A Khmer table · inspiration photograph supplied to The Map; no named venue or cooking class included.

One morning can pair the market with a cooking class booked separately. On the other day, head to nearby villages and workshops, subject to the artisans’ availability and consent. Watch the work, ask questions, then leave time to rest.

Day 4 · Arrive and take a first walk through town
Day 5 · Market, cooking and urban heritage
Day 6 · Countryside and workshops, with stops chosen together

At your pace

Workshops are working places, not scheduled performances. We confirm visits first. Excursions stay around Battambang, without a border stop.

Day 7 · Travel to Siem Reap by road, with time for breaks and arrival. We do not assume a Tonlé Sap boat crossing is available year-round.

03 / Siem ReapDays 7–11 · 4 nights

Temples & time to look

End with Angkor, without rushing.

Four nights in Siem Reap, discovering the temples in several visits. Keep arrival evening free; start exploring after a good night’s sleep.

Visitors walking between palm trees on the approach to Angkor Wat. — The approach to Angkor Wat.

Angkor Wat, the faces of the Bayon, then another temple group we choose together. Two days of visits include breaks during the hottest hours. The last full day can return to a favourite temple, a workshop or the countryside.

Day 7 · Travel, settle in and enjoy Siem Reap
Days 8–9 · Two days for Angkor, with breaks
Day 10 · A day shaped around your interests
Day 11 · Depart from Siem Reap, according to your flight

At your pace

Departure is from Siem Reap–Angkor Airport. Allow time for the drive and check-in; any final morning visit depends on your flight time.

Day 11 · Arrange and book your airport transfer separately. The journey ends in Siem Reap, without a road trip back to Phnom Penh.

Shall we design yours?

The same country.
Your own journey.

A workshop instead of a museum, another market, or a countryside cycle if it suits you. We build the journey around your interests.

375 USD to plan 11 days · for your group

Itinerary design. You book and pay accommodation, activities and transport directly with providers.

Make this journey my own 5–10 minute questionnaire · Free quote, no obligation

THE MAP / TRAVEL PLANNER

We plan.
You book.

Your personalised itinerary and PDF journal
Your day-by-day web app
Three rounds of feedback to refine your journey
WhatsApp / Telegram support during your stay

375 USD

Planning fee for 11 days, for your group sharing one itinerary.

US$35/day for the first 10 days, then US$25/day. US$150 minimum. Total confirmed in your quote.

Accommodation, meals, activities, guides and transport are not included. You book and pay providers directly. Guides and drivers: a separate quote based on your needs.

Read the offer details

Before making it your journey

Will this route work for my dates?

We confirm workshop visits, cooking classes, site hours and transport before you buy. The countryside changes with the seasons. This route stays around the towns and avoids border excursions.

Can I change the length or stops?

Yes. More cooking, another countryside day or extra temples: we shape the stops around your interests. Any additional night changes the duration and quote.

Everyday skills. Rural roads.The stones of Angkor.

Choose a route. Make it your own.

Three towns.The country in between.

Eleven days, at a glance.

Get a feel for the capital.

Notice the everyday skills.

End with Angkor, without rushing.

The same country.Your own journey.

We plan.You book.

Before making it your journey

Everyday skills. Rural roads.
The stones of Angkor.

Three towns.
The country in between.

The same country.
Your own journey.

We plan.
You book.