Don't miss the treasures of Siem Reap and Angkor Wat, and the hustle of Phnom Penh with its museums, markets, and reminders of the Khmer Rouge. But& Cambodia is so much more and this journey opens it all for you the children, the port and beaches of Sihanoukville, the hill station of Bokor, the music, the dance, the glorious hotels...and the warmth and smiles of the people.

Spend four days exploring the magnificent heritage of the Khmers Angkor Wat, Bayon, Angkor Thom, Bantey Srei, the jungle enshrouded river of Kbal Spean. Listen to the rhythms of Cambodian music and dance. Stop at fishing villages along the Tonle Sap.

Beginning in Phnom Penh, wander the palace grounds of King Sihanouk, visit museums and the Aspara Foundation, and discover a new Cambodian capital. Then come the ancient wonders, dating back to the 7th century Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, the jungle temples of Battambang and Beng Mealea, the river statues of Kbal Spean, plus a public boat ride on Tonle Sap Lake, Khmer Rouge sites, and the people and children of Cambodia.

A turbulent past an uncertain future is one description of today's mighty Mekong. Travel the lower Mekong from southern Laos through Cambodia. Gaze awestruck at Asia's largest waterfalls. Boat to Stung Treng and beyond. Explore Ratankhiri and Banlung, trekking to tiny villages, seeing rubber plantations and gem mines, and spotting the Irrawaddy dolphins.

If the Khmer temples of Siem Reap amaze you with their scale, the magnificent temples of Bagan will stun you with their expanse. This very unique photographic journey begins in Myanmar and its capital city of Yangon. From here, you will travel to historical Mandalay, and take an overnight cruise down the legendary Irawaddy River to the world heritage city of Bagan, where you can spend time photographing the temples. Flying from Myanmar to Cambodia, wander Phnom Penh, before ending your journey in Siem Reap, the ancient Khmer capital rescued from the jungle and bejeweled with some of the world's most incredible temples.