Cambodia & Thailand Cultural Heritage Sites 2 weeks

Fully CustomizableHistory9.1Excellent4 reviews
14 days / 13 nights
2–5★ hotels included
Suitable: Seniors
Bangkok - Kanchanaburi - Chiang Mai - Siem Reap
Why travelers choose this route
  • Explore famous hallowed temples and Buddhist cultures from Bangkok to Chiang Mai
  • Gain more profound knowledge about the medieval history of the ancient capitals of Siam (Ayutthaya and Sukhothai)
  • Participate in an insightful Thai cooking class, explore Thai gastronomy, and savor tasty dishes.
  • Visit historic Hellfire Pass, and Kwai River, and have a closer look into the local life at the floating market in Kanchanaburi
  • Immerse yourself in the magnificent wonders of Angkor, a must-see in Cambodia during 2 weeks

Trip map

Trip map

Full Itinerary

Important Notes:

  • PROGRAMS & SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE
Included & Excluded
  • Overnight in shared Twin/ Double room with Air-condition (AC) at hotel.
  • All transport during tour on air - conditioned vehicle as per the itinerary (including airport pick up & see off)
  • All-in-tour-stationed local English-speaking guide.
  • Meals as indicated in the program
  • Entrance fees as per itinerary
  • 01 flight: Chiang Mai - Siem Reap ( transit in Bangkok )
  • International airfare
  • Early check-in and late check-out
  • Peak season surcharges and compulsory gala dinners (if applicable)
  • Visa (passport valid for at least 6 months with a minimum of 3 blank visa pages)
  • Personal expenses (tips, laundry, gratuities, etc.)
  • Meals and drinks not mentioned in the itinerary

Reference Price - Per Person

Compare pricing across group size and hotel tier. All prices are in USD, per person.

HOTEL TIER2-10 travelers
Superior (3* Hotels)Included aboveUS$2,629
First Class (4* Hotels)+$270/paxUS$2,899
Deluxe (5* Hotels)+$704/paxUS$3,333

Prices are indicative and may vary by travel dates, availability, hotel category and customization.

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Our Customers Say

9.2

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8.8Very good29/11/2024

Mr. Gary M

United States

1. Coffee is terrible

2. Tour is to early ( we missed breakfast )

Otherwise all is very good. The chef is Cambodian. I think he does not know how to make traditional Vietnamese coffee. We are sad to leave Princess. The cruise excellent, but coffee could be better. We are in Apsara hotel for 4 days then we must go home for Jimmy's school.. Thanks for all your help

8.6Very good05/06/2024

Ms.Vinette B

United States

Hi Ms. Moon,
Please see my ratings below. I'm also writing a review on Trip Advisor.
Thank you again for all the support during my trip. It was wonderful!
Wishing you all the best,
Vinette
(+) Positive reviews: One of the best things about my trip to Cambodia and Thailand was the continuous support I received from my BestPrice Travel agent, Ms Hang/Moon. It was reassuring to know that if anything did not go as planned, she was always an email/text away and would always respond quickly and do her best to solve the problem. It was also great to know that I could rely on someone to always be there to meet me at the airports/bus terminal/hotel when and where indicated in my itinerary. The other highlights were the guides in each of the tour destinations I selected. They were knowledgeable, friendly and energetic, yet very flexible and willing to adjust based on the needs of me or the other tourists. I especially loved that they continuously provided water, and even cool towels at times, which was much needed in the intense heat. And of course, the amazing historic sights, friendly people, interesting locations, and delicious foods were just marvelous. I would definitely travel with this company again.
(- ) Negative reviews: Threre were very few things I'd rate negatively on my trip. I would say the breakfast included in most of the hotels were not very impressive or had limited choices-- I was particularly surprised by the lack of fresh juice and reliance on powdered orange juice. And though all of the hotels were well-placed on vibrant parts of their cities, there were definitely reasons why some of them were listed as budget hotels-- for example, in Siem Reap the elevator and tv didn't work, the AC was weak and slow to cool, and the bedding and furniture were old, battered and showed their age. But since I was spending most of my time out of the hotel, it didn't really matter that much.

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