06:30 AM: Driver picks you up from your hotel in Pattaya, Thailand. 10:40 AM: Arrive at Poi Pet Border. Enter Cambodia and meet your guide (Visa not included). 11:40 AM: Depart for Siem Reap (152 km, approximately 2-hour drive). 01:40 PM: Arrive at your standard hotel in Siem Reap. Check-in and freshen up. 03:20 PM: Afternoon tour to Tonle Sap Lake on a private boat, visiting the incredible Floating Village. 05:40 PM: Return to the hotel. Evening free to explore Siem Reap, including Pub Street, restaurants, and the Night Market

Poipet is a border town in Cambodia, situated along the Cambodia-Thailand border. It serves as a major gateway for travelers and trade between the two countries, connecting Cambodia with the Thai town of Aranyaprathet. The border crossing connects Poipet with Aranyaprathet in Thailand, making it a popular route for travelers heading to and from Thailand. The Poipet-Aranyaprathet border crossing is one of the busiest land border checkpoints between Cambodia and Thailand. It is used by tourists, expatriates, and locals for both travel and trade. Travelers crossing from Thailand to Cambodia can obtain a visa on arrival at Poipet. It’s important to have passport-sized photos and the required fee for the visa process. Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months from the date of entry and has blank pages for visa stamps.

3 PM: Embark on an afternoon tour of Tonle Sap Lake on a private boat, visiting the incredible Floating Village. 5:30 PM: Return to your hotel. Enjoy the evening free to explore Siem Reap, including Pub Street, restaurants, and the Night Market. We'll board a local boat for a ride on Tonle Sap, Southeast Asia's largest lake, passing through the floating village of Chong Khneas. Tonle Sap is vital for its diverse fish species and serves as a habitat for various water birds. During the wet season, it expands dramatically, supporting extensive aquatic resources. Chong Khneas, primarily inhabited by Cambodian and Vietnamese people, features brightly colored floating houses, schools, clinics, and even pig farms.