Overview
Designed specifically for young minds and school groups, Outlander’s 4-day Student Group Tour in Siem Reap is an immersive educational journey into the heart of the ancient Khmer Empire. This itinerary moves beyond standard sightseeing, transforming Cambodia into an interactive outdoor classroom. Students will unravel centuries of history at the Angkor National Museum before witnessing the architectural majesty of Angkor Wat, the enigmatic smiling stone faces of the Bayon Temple, and the immense silk-cotton tree roots reclaiming the ruins of Ta Prohm. The learning continues with a geographical and ecological exploration of Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake, Tonle Sap, where students will witness how local communities have uniquely adapted to extreme seasonal water fluctuations by building floating villages. Complete with safe, group-friendly accommodations, expert educational guides, and private coach transfers, this tour promises a profound, eye-opening cultural exchange.
Inclusions
- All road transportation follow program by private A/c Vehicle( 25 SEATER AC COACH UPTO 15 PAX AND 45 SEATER AC COACH FOR 16 – 24 PAX)
- 3 nights hotel accommodation on DORM room with daily ABF in Siem Reap
- Lunch and Dinners as mentioned
- Local English Speaking guide during Angkor tour
- Sightseeing excursions with Indian tour managers
- Entrance fees as per above program – Angkor zone and Museum
- Drinking water on transfer during tour 2*500ml/person/day
- All taxes & Service Charges
- For more than 24pax guaranteed tour one FOC on half twin basis.
Itinerary
This 4-day educational expedition is carefully structured to maximize learning and cultural engagement. Arriving at Siem Reap, students begin with a foundational visit to the Angkor National Museum to understand the Khmer Empire's timeline. Day two is entirely dedicated to the Angkor Archaeological Park, offering a hands-on exploration of ancient engineering, Hindu-Buddhist mythology, and the reclaiming power of jungle ecology at Ta Prohm. Day three shifts focus to sociology and geography with a boat trip through the floating villages of Tonle Sap, followed by a cultural evening at the Phare Circus. The tour concludes with an inspiring and educational visit to the APOPO Visitor Center to learn about Cambodia's demining efforts before departure.
Day 1: Siem Reap – Night market and Pub street –Apsara Dance with Dinner PVT(L/D)close
Educational orientation in Siem Reap
Day 2: The Wonders of Angkorclose
Architecture, mythology, and jungle ecology
Day 3: Tonle Sap Ecology & Cambodian Artsclose
Floating villages and the Phare Circus
Day 4: APOPO Visitor Center & Departureclose
History, humanitarian efforts, and farewell
Gallery
Immerse yourself in the educational wonders of the Khmer Empire through our gallery. Witness the breathtaking, iconic sunrise reflection of Angkor Wat’s five lotus-bud towers.
Study the intricate, gigantic stone faces of the Bayon Temple in Angkor Thom, an architectural masterpiece of King Jayavarman VII.
Observe the incredible power of nature at Ta Prohm, where massive tree roots have grown over and seamlessly merged with the ancient temple ruins.
Exclusions
- International & domestic flights
- Visa stamp fee Cambodia payable at the Airport (US$ 30/person)- For Group we recommend to avail express check out that is USD 40 including stamping fee per person.
- Meals not mentioned in above
- Drink (except drinking water on transfer during visit)
- Tips/ gratitude-
- Other items not mentioned in above such as laundry, individual expense.
Important Notes
- This is Indian Mice group package.
- Group size will be 10 pax min.
- 3satr dorm hotel will be provided by default.Other hotel rooms also available for stay and cost will be separate.
- Assistance for other different activities like hot air belun ride and shooting etc.
Essential trip
information!
Pack a highly functional and modest wardrobe suitable for a tropical, humid climate and temple regulations: lightweight, breathable cotton clothing is essential, but ensure you bring T-shirts (no tank tops) and long trousers or knee-length shorts for temple days. Sturdy, comfortable walking shoes or sports sandals with good grip are crucial for navigating the uneven, ancient stone steps of the archaeological park. Bring essential sun protection (sunglasses, wide-brimmed hats, high-SPF sunscreen) and strong mosquito repellent for the Tonle Sap lake excursion and evening walks. The official currency is the Cambodian Riel, but the US Dollar is widely accepted everywhere; carry small denominations of USD ($1, $5, $10) in crisp, untorn condition for buying snacks and souvenirs.
