Explore the wonders of Angkor Wat, the hidden temmples of Bantea Rea, the palaces of Phnom Penh and relax on the beach at Sianhoukville, Cambodia or Ko Chang Island, Thailand.

These are some of the wonderful opportunities you have to experience the yesterday !! 

Starting with the Angkor Temples and follow the Sanker River to the French colonial town of Battambang. Then, continue to the capital Phnom Penh, learn about Cambodia’s dark history at the Genocide museum and the Killing Fields, finally heading South, first to Kep and then Cambodia’s best kept secret Sihanoukville, a beautiful unspoiled beach resort way you can spend the final days of your trip at leisure.

Cambodia offers you the complete insight into this fascinating country. You can discover the history and relics from the great Angkor and Khmer empire period, see the temples and palaces of the Kings of Cambodia and the creation of the country, visit ethnic tribal regions, learn local history and customs and discover their simple way of life with a hands on home stay experience, whilst contributing to the economic and natural survival of these people and their region, before finally seeing  deeper into the French colonial period. You will have learned plenty about the country and perhaps have the desire to return and discover more of the fascinating kingdom of the proud Khmer people.

There is the mighty Mekong River where you can travel by boat or enjoy a relaxing cruise to Laos or even Vietnam. There isa a boat servive that takes you from Siem Reap on the Tonle Sap to Phnom Penh wherer you will pass numeroius fishing villages and see the local people engaged in their daily life that has not changes for a hundred years.

Come and explore…come and taste the adventure…Come and enjoy the ancient civiisation of Cambodia !!

Sun-bleached shores, virgin jungle, ancient kingdoms, adventure travel, trekking, elephants, motor bike tours – the Thai experience is yours for the asking!

Mile upon mile of sun-bleached shores and islands where you can snorkel, dive or simply swim.  Cruise around the islands on a Chinese Junk or take a day trip on a local boat to explore the coral reefs of the Koh Chang Marine National Park.

If you are interested in archaeological sites, travel to the north east of Thailand, to Isaan – the “REAL” Thailand, where you will find the finest surviving examples of Khmer temples to be seen outside of Cambodia.  The central area offers Sukhothai and Ayutthaya where you can visit the ruins of the country’s ancient cities.

Most people have heard of Bangkok.  It is a city that never sleeps. Visit the Floating Market on the river Chaophraya or the Weekend Market on the outskirts of Bangkok. Use the Sky Train to get about or, if it is a short journey use a taxi (look for Taxi Meter) or tuk-tuk (agree the price first!) or if you want something a bit different try the River Bus.  Whatever you do the Grand Palace, home in a bygone age to the kings of Siam, is not to be missed.  Go prepared to spend time.  Do not be rushed and don’t forget your camera.

When you have had your fill of the bustle of Bangkok, travel north to the second city of Chiang Mai that is surrounded by mountains and forests.  Go by train to enjoy the scenery en route.  When you have exhausted the sights of Chiang Mai (one temple for every 500 residents!) travel further north to Chiang Rai positioned within the Golden Triangle.  Many of the people in this area belong to the hill tribes.  Visit them in their villages and purchase their handicrafts.  Take an exciting trip in a long tailed boat up river to meet the Hmong hill tribe. 

Near the Burmese border in the northwest, hill tribes make a subsistence living from the forest and farming the on the slopes of the mountains.  From Mae Hong Son, the biggest town, it is possible to go trekking in the jungle – on foot or by elephant.  Visit this area before it is spoiled by over development.

Thailand has many wonderful places to visit and you can combine a beach holiday in Phuket or Hua Hin or a holiday in Northern Thailand with a few days at a Cookery Course in Chiang Mai to learn the basics of Thai cuisine and how to cook Thai food at home. All the dishes prepared and cooked in the morning will be eaten for lunch and the dishes cooked in the afternoon will be served as a snack and dessert.

Why not explore Northern Thailand on a motor bike?  Discover the villages and country that the normal tourist cannot.

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