Start with seeing rice paper, rice wine, dried bananas, and bamboo sticky rice.

At the Well of Shadows at Wat Samrong Knong, we get the opportunity to learn more about the Khmer Rouge.

Wat Ekphnom Temple is the final landmark on the north side before we head back into the city, followed by a return to the city for lunch.

Next, tour the colonial structures of Battambang Provincial Hall and visit the Ta Dambong Kro Aung statue.

We will take you on an adventure to the stunning villages and suspension bridges on the Sangke River. Talk with farmers, as you can spend time with them. Then visit a pagoda and learn about this religion.

After that, we're going to ride the bamboo train and enjoy the stunning views along the way. Then, for a late lunch, head to a village restaurant.

In the afternoon, we continue in our tuk-tuk towards Phnom Sampau mountain, which is home to shrines and killing caves used during the Khmer Rouge period.

Enjoy the beautiful scenery and end our journey before sunset by visiting the “Bat Army”—thousands of bats flying out of their caves in the mountainside at dusk.