Siem Reap, Angkor Wat & Killing Fields to Singapore, Bali, Malaysia & Thailand, 19 January 2028 (26 nights)

Starting your exciting adventure in Siem Reap, the second-largest city in Cambodia, you’ll enjoy an incredible welcome dinner at the glamorous Chanrey Tree Restaurant – a riverside dining spot in the heart of the city centre. Offering a refined dining experience that highlights the finest traditional Cambodian cuisine, you’ll have the chance to indulge in a sensational menu of classic Khmer dishes made with a modern twist. Complemented with a colourful cocktail, this is a fantastic way to introduce yourself to the incredible culture of Cambodia – all while soaking in the serene atmosphere of the Siem Reap River.

While admiring the impressive Angkor Wat Temple Complex from afar is far from a bad experience, this comprehensive full-day tour will give you the chance to explore the ancient heart of the Khmer Empire in more detail; throughout the day, you’ll have the opportunity to marvel at the remarkable surviving ruins of Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, and the wider Angkor area. Starting in the centre of the complex, you’ll head east to Ta Prohm. A jungle-surrounded temple famous for featuring in 2001’s Tomb Raider, this unique ruin was originally completed in 1186 and is known for its dilapidated state due to the invasive snake-like roots of Tetrameles trees. Once you’ve spent some time here and stopped for lunch, you’ll head to the South Gate of Angkor Thom; this dramatic entrance is lined with statues depicting good and evil gods, with many of the original statues restored to give visitors a sense of what it was like in its prime. Through this gate, you will visit Bayon – an intricately-decorated temple adorned with hundreds of smiling faces – before continuing on to Phimeanakas. Climbing to the top of this pyramid-shaped temple, you’ll have the chance to admire the awe-inspiring sight of the Angkor ruins from above. You’ll end your tour of the Angkor Wat Temple Complex by taking in the impressive wall of the Terrace of the Elephants before returning to your hotel.

The significant impact of the radical Khmer Rouge regime is felt throughout Cambodia, and this part of your tour aims to highlight why that is through an exploration into some of the atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge under dictator Pol Pot in the late 1970s. Starting with a visit to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, a former schoolhouse that was transformed into one of the regime’s largest detention and torture centres, you’ll have the chance to learn more about Cambodia’s darkest years through exhibits that feature contemporary equipment, first-hand accounts, imagery pulled directly from Khmer Rouge records, and preserved rooms showcasing the conditions here during its use. A sobering sight, it’s important to be prepared; this museum does not shy away from the brutality of the past. You’ll continue on from the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum to Choueng Ek, one of Cambodia’s most infamous Killing Fields, where a Buddhist stupa now stands in memorial to the millions who suffered under the Khmer Rouge. This impactful tour highlights Cambodia’s resilience and the nation’s significant journey towards healing the wounds of its past.

Before you say your goodbyes to Phnom Penh and embark on the next leg of your adventure, you’ll have the chance to enjoy a sensational farewell dinner with your group of likeminded travellers. Savour incredible Cambodian cuisine, reflect on the highlights of this authentic country, and admire the Cambodian capital’s skyline as the sun sets - this is a fantastic way to say farewell to such a fascinating destination.

From futuristic gardens to bustling hawker centres, Singapore dazzles with its blend of tradition and cutting-edge innovation.

Relax on sun-kissed beaches, explore vibrant night markets, and take in breathtaking island views on Thailand’s largest paradise.

Discover lush rainforests, turquoise waters, and breathtaking cable car views in this Malaysian island gem.

From street food to street art, experience the cultural melting pot of Penang, where heritage and flavours come alive.

Discover the fusion of old and new in Malaysia’s bustling capital, from iconic skyscrapers to vibrant markets and historic temples.

Although Celukan Bawang is primarily a cargo and cruise ship port, its location on the northern coastline of Bali means that it’s surrounded by beautiful rolling mountains, green rice fields and picturesque Dutch colonial architecture. Known as the ‘gateway to Bali’ there are several attractions near to the port, including Lovina Beach and the city of Singaraja and the Pura Ulun Dana Bratan Temples, both within 2 hours of Celukan Bawang.

A popular island to the east of Bali, Lombok in Indonesia is a hotspot for tourists due to its picturesque beaches, variety of watersports, wildlife parks and temples. There’s even a hatchery for sea turtles on the island. Top highlights include Selong Belanak Beach, the Lombok Wildlife Park and the Pura Lingsar temple.

Discover Bali’s natural beauty with tranquil beaches, vibrant culture, and unforgettable sunsets in this tropical paradise.