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This is not what you might expect from a hotel high in the hills above glittering Lake Garda. The food may be Italian (excellent and light) but the spa looks East, majoring in Traditional Chinese Medicine with   a list of highly specialised treatments, including meridian stretching, moxibustion and deeply shifting acupuncture, commandeered by the Lefay SPA Scientific Committee.  Tour to Cambodia from Thailand Come here for a five-night anti-ageing programme and not only will your skin be targeted (wrinkles smoothed and elasticity improved), but your nervous system will be rebalanced too, partially by the soothing therapists and partially by that knockout view of the glassy water below.

Craftsmen from the Khmer Empire were known for their stone carving skill which they adopted from the Indian culture. Today the Cambodian craft heritage revolves around silver work and weaving. Weavers enjoy creating their work from either cotton or silk. Martial arts and soccer are likely the most popular sports in the country. Bokator is a type of hand-to-hand combat used by the Angkor armies thousands of years ago, which explains the uniform that is worn by the participants even today. Various forms of kickboxing, particularly pradal serey, are widely practiced, as is Khmer traditional wrestling.

The main reason many travelers visit Cambodia cambodia tours is to experience the ancient capital of Angkor Wat. This stunning Buddhist landmark is an inspiring spiritual site. The temple complex was built in the early twelfth century and attracts countless visitors every year. A great way to see an overview of the complex is via a balloon ride. The temples range from those that have been preserved to those still in their original state, partially engulfed in the surrounding jungle.
From Angkor Wat, adventurous travelers can rent motorcycles and head to the Cambodian countryside. Although not for everyone, country roads in Cambodia can sometimes lead to rarely visited temples and ruins.
Here, let me share with you this 7-day itinerary to save yourself from the pain of planning your whole Cambodian trip!

Day 1-3: Siem Reap
pub street Siem ReapImage credit: Ronald Woan

Siem Reap is probably the talk of most travellers, and for good reason – this place is chocked full of culture and history, as well as some great places for shopping, too.

Don’t hate on me just yet! I’ve got good reason. See, there’s a company called Giant Ibis that, alongside their day buses, has night buses running in three slots in the evening. They have reinforced safety precautions, which include having two drivers ever-present, as well as forcing drivers to drive slower at night. Not to mention, these buses come along Cambodia vacation  with Wi-Fi and power sockets for you to charge your devices as well. See, you can be sure to rest easy on this one.