School & University Trips
Learning that cannot happen in a classroom. History you walk through. Ecology you can touch. Development you can see happening in real time.
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Heritage & Civilisation Day Trip
A full-day field trip to Sambor Prei Kuk UNESCO World Heritage Site and Phnom Santuk sacred mountain. Students engage with pre-Angkorian Khmer history, architectural evolution, Buddhist traditions, and the living communities that maintain these sites. All activities are led by trained local guides who specialise in educational delivery.
- ✓Guided tour of all three Sambor Prei Kuk temple groups with historical context
- ✓Phnom Santuk climb — Buddhist iconography and mountain ecology
- ✓Student worksheet and reflection activities at each site
- ✓Village lunch and local family interaction
- ✓Transport from Kampong Thom town (Phnom Penh / Siem Reap transfer available)
Forest Ecology & Conservation Overnight
A two-day residential programme combining Prey Lang forest ecology with hands-on conservation fieldwork. Students walk with community forest monitors, collect biodiversity data, and present findings to the group. Overnight at Sambor Village Homestay. Designed to meet the IB Environmental Systems or A-Level Biology field study requirements.
- ✓Prey Lang forest walk with certified community forest monitor
- ✓Biodiversity transect survey — students collect and record data
- ✓Evening debrief and data analysis session
- ✓Sambor Village Homestay overnight with communal dinner
- ✓Temple heritage visit on Day 2 morning
- ✓Student field journal and species checklist provided
Community Development & Responsible Tourism
A three-day immersive programme for university students studying development, sustainability, or social enterprise. Visits include a silk weaving cooperative, a community forest management group, a village homestay operation, and a micro-finance project. Students conduct structured interviews and present a group analysis. Full academic facilitation available.
- ✓Silk weaving cooperative visit — economic model and artisan livelihoods
- ✓Prey Lang community forest management — conservation governance
- ✓Homestay operator interviews — rural tourism business models
- ✓Facilitated student debrief and group analysis presentation
- ✓2 nights accommodation (homestay + eco-lodge)
- ✓All meals, transport, and guide fees included
Common Questions
How far is Kampong Thom from Phnom Penh and Siem Reap?
Kampong Thom is 165km from Phnom Penh (2.5–3 hours by bus or private vehicle) and 148km from Siem Reap (2–2.5 hours). It sits directly on National Road 6, making it easy to include as a stop between the two cities.
What is the minimum group size?
Most programmes are priced for groups of 10 or more. Smaller groups (6–9 students) can be arranged with a small-group surcharge. We can also combine two smaller groups into one shared cohort.
Are the programmes available in Khmer?
Yes. All programmes are available fully in Khmer or as bilingual (Khmer + English) delivery. Guides are available in both languages, and all worksheets and materials can be provided in Khmer.
Can you arrange transport from Phnom Penh or Siem Reap?
Yes. We work with reliable coach operators for groups of any size. Return transport from Phnom Penh or Siem Reap can be included in the programme quote. Minivans are available for smaller groups.
Is the programme suitable for students with limited mobility?
The temple site is mostly flat and walkable. Phnom Santuk involves a mountain climb that may not be suitable for all students — we can substitute an alternative activity. Please let us know your group's requirements when booking.
Can the programme be linked to our curriculum?
Yes. We have designed activities to support IB, A-Level, Cambodian national curriculum, and university field study requirements. Share your learning objectives with us when enquiring and we will tailor the programme accordingly.
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