Welcome to Cambodia! Upon arrival at Phnom Penh International airport, you’ll be greeted by your guide and transferred to the 5-star hotel, Nagaworld Resort.

Take it easy tonight! The city around you might be thrumming with activity but for now you can just relax at the hotel as you look forward to the adventure that awaits you.

After breakfast its a day of sightseeing for everyone. First we’ll visit the Royal Palace facing the great Mekong River with its adjoining Silver Pagoda. Built in 1962 to serve as the King of Cambodia’s residence, its famous for its lavish silver decorations, paved floors and many Buddha statues made from precious metals and stones. South lies the breathtaking Silver Pagoda, which has thousands of silver tiles on the floor and the largest golden Buddha statue in the estate.

After Lunch we will visit Choeung EK (a Killing Field), an extermination camp where over 10,000 people were executed. Today it is a peaceful place where visitors can reflect on the events that unfolded here.

Garden City Golf Course was formerly used for rice production, since then it has been transformed into a magnificent course. The course features thoughtful planting of shrubs and trees, which creates an engaging golfing experience. The surrounding lake and bunkers offer golfers a challenge.

Non-Golfers will be going on a City tour, starting the day off somberly at the Toul Sleng Museum of Genocide. We move on to the Independent Monument, which features a newly built bronze statue of the beloved 'King Father' Norodom Sihanoukt Then we will explore the Central markets to admire the local crafts and produce.

In the afternoon we will bid farewell to Phnom Penh and fly to Siem Reap. Upon arrival we will be transferred directly to the hotel for check in.

Angkor Wat is the heart and soul of Cambodia, and this morning we’ll discover the Angkor Thorn Temple and its wonders: the eerie Bayon, Baphoun, Phimeanakas, the Elephants Terrace and Terrace of the Leper King. Then, we visit Ta Prohm Temple, with its iconic trees that grow and twist out of the ancient ruins. Surrounded by the jungle, it has become one of Angkor’s most popular temples and a symbol of the nation.

After lunch, we visit Angkor Wat, built for King Suryayarman II in the early 12th century as his state temple and capital city. The largest and best-preserved temple at the site, it is the only one to have remained a significant religious centre - first Hindu, then Buddhist - since its foundation. Witnessing the sunset here, it is no mystery why it has been a place of deep spirituality for millennia.

Phokeethra is one of the most impressive golf courses in Cambodia. So much so that it hosted the Cambodian Open in 2007, the year it opened. This course offers golfers a challenge with fast firm greens and all but one hole featuring a water hazard.

Non-Golfers will enjoy a city tour by first boarding a transfer to Banteay Srey. Its considered by many to be the jewel in the crown of Angkorian art, cut from solid stone of a pinkish hue it includes some of the finest stone carving anywhere on earth. As a treat, the lucky Non-Golfers will get to return to Ta Prohm temple, so make sure your cameras are charged!

A premium design by European legendary golfer Nick Faldo, this spectacular course features generous fairways. The course has seashore paspalum grass throughout, which makes for an exceptional playing surface.

Non-Golfers will visit the Floating Village at Tonle Sap Lake where you’ll experience floating shops and restaurants. Next we will see Les Chantiers Ecoles Artisans D’Angkor, a workshop that teaches the unique craft of wood and stone carving in the traditional style of classic Cambodian artistry. Before lunch we’ll visit Wat Thmei and learn more about the devastating victims of the Khmer Rouge.

Tonight we gather for a presentation dinner, toasting the memories and the victories while swapping numbers!

It’s time to say your goodbyes!

After breakfast, we’ll transfer you to Siem Reap International Airport for your flights home.