This optional excursion takes you to two incredible cities in Southeast Asia, Bangkok, Thailand and Siem Reap, Cambodia. Bangkok is a bustling metropolis where modernity seamlessly intertwines with ancient traditions. From awe-inspiring temples and bustling street markets to world-class shopping, dining, and nightlife, the city’s dynamic energy is sure to captivate your senses. Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and eclectic sounds of the city’s bustling markets, where you can haggle for unique souvenirs and sample exotic fruits and local delicacies.  Then delve into the enchanting tapestry of Cambodian culture as you wander through the bustling streets of Siem Reap, where traditional wooden houses stand alongside modern cafes and vibrant artisan workshops. Beyond the ancient temples, Ankore Wat and bustling streets, Siem Reap invites you to explore its surrounding natural beauty, from tranquil countryside landscapes to the picturesque Tonle Sap Lake, where floating villages and diverse ecosystems await your discovery.

Snapshot

Semester Excursion

4 Nights, 5 Days,

Hotels

Bangkok, Thailand & Siem Reap, Cambodia

$995

Highlights

2 nights in Bangkok city and 2 nights in Siem Reap, Cambodia

Visit the beautiful iconic temples of Wat Pho and The Royal Grand Palace and enjoy a long-tailed boat ride on the Chao Phaya river

Take a Thai cooking class

Visit the Angkor Wat and enjoy a boat ride in the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia

Itinerary

Itinerary

Sample Itinerary (subject to change)*

Day 1: After arriving at Bangkok Airport, you’ll be transferred to hotel. After freshen up, you will start your Bangkok journey with BTS skytrain to the pier for the long-tail boat to see the lives of locals along side Chao Phraya River. In the afternoon, you will be guided to the majestic royal grand palace, home of the emerald buddha. Then, the day will end with the visit at Wat Pho, the first medical school of Thailand. The temple with unique decoration and design.

Day 2: You will start the day with a lesson of Thai culinary. Learning how to make the famous dishes of Thailand from start to finish. Enjoy your food for lunch. Then you will have an afternoon to explore Bangkok on your own preference. The evening you will get to experience the famous street food at Yao Warat Road or Thai China town.

Day 3: Fly to Siem Reap, Cambodia from Bankok, Thailand.  Students will check-in to a hotel and head to a group dinner filled with exotic traditional Cambodian foods.

Day 4: The first day in Cambodia will start with an early morning visit to Angkor Wat to witness a breathtaking sunrise over the iconic temple. After catching sunrise, explore the intricate stone carvings, galleries, and towering spires of Angkor Wat. We’ll also visit other prominent temples within the Angkor Archaeological Park, such as Bayon and Ta Prohm, known for its photogenic overgrown ruins. We’ll then take a break for lunch at a nearby restaurant or café. Once we finish lunch, we’ll continue exploring the temples, taking in the rich history and architectural marvels.

Day 5: Experience the beauty of Tonle Sap Lake during a morning excursion. While adventuring around the largest lake in Southeast Asia, explore the floating market and interact with local vendors offering fresh produce and handicrafts. Later, you’ll take a boat tour to observe the diverse ecosystems and birdlife of the lake, gaining insight into the vital role it plays in Cambodian life. You will fly back to Singapore in the evening of the 3rd day.

Accommodation

ACCOMMODATION

  • 2 night in a hotel in Bangkok
  • 2 nights in a hotel in Siem Reap

Inclusions

What’s Included

  • 4 nights accommodation (Breakfasts included)
  • 5 Group meals included
  • Flights
  • Airport transfers and all ground transfers
  • Experienced TEAN staff members accompanying the group
  • TEAN-organized health insurance
  • Included Activities
    • Long-tailed boat ride
    • Royal Grand Palace
    • Wat Pho
    • Thai cooking class

What’s not Included

  • Drinks including water
  • Personal expenses (souvenirs, etc.)

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