Cambodia & Thailand Tour Package from India with Flights 9 Days & 8 Nights

This 8 nights 9 days Cambodia and Thailand tour package from India costs Rs 1,95,300 per person on twin sharing and includes your return flights, so you fly into Phnom Penh and home from Bangkok without doubling back. You spend two nights in the Cambodian capital, three in Siem Reap for Angkor Wat and the Tonle Sap lake, and three in Bangkok, with the Siem Reap to Bangkok flight also in the price. Every night is in a 4-star hotel with breakfast, and private transfers and guided sightseeing run from the first airport pickup to the last drop. It suits couples, families with teenagers and anyone who cares more about temples, history and food markets than beaches.

Most Cambodia and Thailand trips sold in India skip the capital and pair Siem Reap with Pattaya. This one starts in Phnom Penh, where the Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda and the Khmer Rouge sites of Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek explain the country before you reach the temples. Then you drive north to Siem Reap, take a wooden boat through the floating village on Tonle Sap and give a full day to Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm. Bangkok closes the trip with a long-tail boat through the Thonburi canals, Wat Arun, a Chinatown walk and a day out to the Damnoen Saduak floating market and the Bridge on the River Kwai. To compare shorter or land-only versions, browse all Thailand and Cambodia tour packages.

Starting price: Rs 1,95,300 per person on twin sharing (Rs 3,90,600 for a couple), with return flights from India and the Siem Reap to Bangkok flight included. It is a private tour, not a fixed group departure, so you choose the dates and nobody else shares your car or guide. You send one request and compare quotes from up to three of our 650+ verified agents before you pay anything, and you can change any day of the itinerary. TravelTriangle has planned trips for more than 7,170 travellers to Thailand.

Highlights

• See the Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda in Phnom Penh, whose floor is laid with more than 5,000 silver tiles

• Ride a wooden boat through the floating village on Tonle Sap Lake, Southeast Asia's largest freshwater lake

• Spend a full day at Angkor Wat, the stone faces of the Bayon and the tree roots of Ta Prohm

• Take a private long-tail boat along the Chao Phraya River and the Thonburi canals to Wat Arun

• Shop from boats at the Damnoen Saduak floating market and walk the Bridge on the River Kwai

• Eat your way down Yaowarat Road, Bangkok's Chinatown, after dark

Tonle Sap Lake

Tonle Sap is a freshwater lake fed by a river of the same name. In Khmer, tonle means large river and sap means fresh, not salty. The lake covers about 2,700 sq km in the dry season and swells to several times that size when the Mekong backs up into it during the monsoon, so the stilt houses you see in February stand in deep water by October. It is one of the highlights of this Cambodia and Thailand trip, and the boat ride on Day 3 takes you through a village where the school, the shops and the police post all float.

Angkor Wat

Angkor Wat is the centrepiece of this trip. Built in the early 12th century by King Suryavarman II, it covers 162.6 hectares, which makes it the largest religious monument in the world. It was built as a temple to Lord Vishnu and later became a Buddhist temple, which it still is. The 800 metres of bas-reliefs in its galleries include the Churning of the Ocean of Milk, a scene most Indian travellers recognise at once. Your guide also takes you through Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm on the same day. More background is in our Siem Reap guide.

Bangkok Chinatown

Anyone who wants the best of Thailand's street food should spend an evening in Bangkok's Chinatown on Yaowarat Road. It is one of the largest Chinatowns in the world and grew up after 1782, when the Thai capital moved across the river to Bangkok. The walking tour on Day 6 takes you through its lanes of gold shops, herbal stores and dried-fruit stalls. After dark, the street-food stalls come out. Well-known names include Lek & Rut Seafood, T & K Seafood and Krua Porn Lamai, and vegetarians do well at the fruit and mango sticky rice carts.

Cambodia Thailand 8 Nights 9 Days Itinerary

Day 1: Phnom Penh: Arrive in Phnom Penh

You land at Techo International Airport, which replaced the old city airport in September 2025 and sits about 25 to 30 km south of the centre. Your tour guide meets you at arrivals for the drive of about an hour to your hotel. Check in and take the rest of the day at your own pace. Buy a local SIM or eSIM at the airport, and carry small US dollar notes, because most prices in Cambodia are quoted in dollars. In the evening, walk along Sisowath Quay, where the Tonle Sap river meets the Mekong, and pick up dinner at one of the Indian restaurants on the riverfront.

Transfers included. Overnight in Phnom Penh.

Day 2: Phnom Penh: Discover Phnom Penh

After breakfast, start with the Royal Palace, built by King Norodom in 1866 on the site of the old town, and the Silver Pagoda inside its grounds. The pagoda takes its name from its floor of more than 5,000 silver tiles, and the treasures inside include a solid gold Buddha and a small 17th-century Emerald Buddha that is actually carved from Baccarat crystal. Cover your shoulders and knees for both. Next comes the National Museum, also called the Musée des Beaux-Arts, which holds the best Khmer sculpture outside Angkor. In the afternoon you visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, a former school used as a Khmer Rouge prison, and then drive about 30 minutes to the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek. Both are sombre places, so speak quietly and think twice before bringing children under 12. End the day at Psar Toul Tom Poung, the Russian Market, for silk scarves and Khmer handicrafts. Return to your hotel for the night. Our list of things to do in Phnom Penh has ideas for a free evening.

Breakfast included. Overnight in Phnom Penh.

Day 3: Siem Reap: Drive to Siem Reap and Tonle Sap Lake

After an early breakfast, check out by about 7 AM for the drive north to Siem Reap on National Road 6, about 315 km and 6 to 7 hours with comfort and lunch stops. About 75 km out of Phnom Penh you stop at Skuon, the market town famous for fried tarantulas, which you can photograph rather than eat. Check in at your Siem Reap hotel in the early afternoon, then head about 15 km south to the boat pier for a late-afternoon wooden boat ride to the floating village of Chong Kneas on Tonle Sap Lake, the largest permanent freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. The ride lasts about 1.5 hours, passes fishermen, floating schools and a floating police station, and ends with sunset over the lake. Back in town by evening, the rest of the night is free.

Breakfast included. Overnight in Siem Reap.

Day 4: Siem Reap: Visit Angkor Wat Temple

After an early breakfast, set out with your guide for a full day in the Angkor temples. Enter Angkor Thom through the South Gate, lined with stone gods and demons and famous for its colossal carved faces. Inside are the Bayon Temple, with more than 200 stone faces, the Royal Enclosure, the Phimeanakas, the Elephant Terrace and the Terrace of the Leper King. Next is Ta Prohm, the jungle temple where silk-cotton tree roots grip the walls. In the afternoon, when the light falls on its west-facing front, you reach Angkor Wat. Give it at least two hours, because the bas-relief gallery alone runs about 800 metres. Stroll through its galleries of columns, libraries, pavilions, courtyards and ponds that reflect the towers. Ask your guide to finish at Pre Rup or Phnom Bakheng for sunset if time allows. You move between temples by private car, and a tuk-tuk takes you to Pub Street for dinner. Wear clothes that cover shoulders and knees, or guards turn you away from Angkor Wat's upper level.

Breakfast included. Angkor Pass (US$37 for one day) is paid at the ticket office unless your quote includes it. Overnight in Siem Reap.

Day 5: Siem Reap: Cultural Tour of Siem Reap

If you bought a 3-day pass, you can start before 5 AM for sunrise over Angkor Wat and be back for breakfast. After breakfast, take a short walk along the road in front of the King's Residence to the Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chorm shrine, where local people come to worship. Stalls outside sell jasmine and lotus flowers, which locals leave as offerings, and visitors are welcome to do the same. Continue to Psar Chas, the Old Market, where everything from spices to silver is for sale. A short walk away is Chantiers Écoles, Les Artisans d'Angkor, which trains young Cambodians to revive the old Khmer crafts of stone carving and wood sculpting. Then visit Wat Bo, a large and highly respected pagoda whose wall paintings of the Reamker, the Khmer Ramayana, include daily-life scenes such as an opium-smoking Chinese merchant and French soldiers watching a traditional dance. In the afternoon, visit the Angkor National Museum on Charles de Gaulle Road, whose Gallery of 1,000 Buddha images and rooms on the Khmer kings and Angkor Wat put the temples you saw on Day 4 in context. The evening is free for the Night Market and Pub Street, or an Apsara dance dinner show, which the agent can add.

Breakfast included. Overnight in Siem Reap.

Day 6: Bangkok: Arrival and Sightseeing

After breakfast, check out and transfer to Siem Reap Angkor International Airport, about 50 km and an hour from town, for your included morning flight to Bangkok, the third and final stop of this trip. The flight takes about 1 hour 10 minutes, and with immigration and the drive in you reach your hotel on Sukhumvit Road by early afternoon. Head out first to Wat Traimit, home of a solid gold Buddha that weighs about 5.5 tonnes, which closes at 5 PM. Then take a private long-tail boat along the Chao Phraya River and through the Thonburi canals, where wooden houses stand on stilts above the water, and stop at Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, before it closes at 6 PM. Cross back after dark for a Chinatown walking tour on Yaowarat Road, when the street-food stalls are out. If your flight lands late, the guide moves Wat Traimit to the morning of Day 8.

Breakfast included. Flight Siem Reap to Bangkok included. Overnight in Bangkok.

Day 7: Bangkok: Floating Market and River Kwai Tour

This is the longest day of the trip, out by about 7 AM and back by early evening. After an early breakfast, drive through the fields and countryside west of Bangkok, about two hours, to the Damnoen Saduak floating market. A long-tail speed boat takes you through a network of canals lined with traditional canoes selling fruit, noodles and coconut sweets, and you can shop like a local from the boat. From there, return to your air-conditioned vehicle and head to Kanchanaburi, where the River Kwai is located. Stop for lunch near the bridge (paid locally unless your quote includes it), then walk out onto the bridge itself. You stop at the JEATH War Museum, whose photographs and paintings tell the story of the prisoners of war who built the Death Railway. Later, head back to your Bangkok hotel, about three hours away.

Breakfast included. Overnight in Bangkok.

Day 8: Bangkok: Free Day in Bangkok

Today is yours. Most travellers on this trip use the morning for the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, a short ride apart near the river, which the sightseeing on Day 6 does not cover. Wat Pho is home to the 46-metre Reclining Buddha, covered in gold leaf, and the Grand Palace holds the Emerald Buddha. Go early, before the heat and the queues, and keep shoulders and knees covered. If it is a Saturday or Sunday, spend the afternoon at Chatuchak Weekend Market. On other days, families tend to pick Safari World and its Marine Park, and shoppers head to ICONSIAM by the river or the malls around Siam. Finish at Asiatique for the riverside night market. The agent can book any of these as paid add-ons with a car and guide.

Breakfast included. Overnight in Bangkok.

Day 9: Bangkok: Fly Back Home

There are no activities planned for today. Enjoy a late breakfast and use the morning for last-minute shopping near your hotel, since check-out is usually at noon. Ask the shops for VAT refund forms if you have made large purchases, and claim the refund at the airport before you check in your bags. A private transfer takes you to the airport for your flight home. Bangkok has two airports, Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang, so confirm which one is on your ticket and leave the hotel at least three and a half hours before departure, because Sukhumvit traffic is heavy in the evening. Non-stop flights reach Delhi in about 4 hours and Kolkata in about 2.5 hours.

Breakfast included. Airport transfer and flight home included.

Your Flights: India to Phnom Penh, Siem Reap to Bangkok and Home

All three flights on this route are in the package price. The routing is open-jaw: you fly into Cambodia, cross to Thailand by air and fly home from Bangkok, so you never retrace your steps. The middle leg is by air because the land border between Thailand and Cambodia has been closed to tourists since the 2025 border dispute.

Fares change with your city and travel dates, so the quote you get is built on your own departure city. Airport and route detail is in our guide on how to reach Cambodia.

Hotels

Note: Our agents will provide you these or similar hotels depending on availability.

Inclusions and Exclusions

Visa for Indians: Cambodia e-Visa and Thailand Visa-Free Entry

You need one visa on this trip. Cambodia requires it and it is included in the package. Thailand lets Indian passport holders in without a visa, but both countries now ask you to file a free arrival form online before you fly.

Apply for the Cambodia e-visa two weeks before you travel. Step-by-step help is in our guides to the Cambodia visa for Indians and the Thailand visa for Indians.

Cambodia Thailand Tour Package Price from India with Flights

A Cambodia and Thailand trip from India on this package costs about Rs 2,18,000 to Rs 2,29,000 per person in total. The package price already carries the flights, hotels, transfers, sightseeing and Cambodia visa. What you add is the Angkor Pass, meals beyond breakfast, tips, insurance and the TCS collected at booking.

Carry clean US dollar notes in small values for Cambodia, where riel is used mainly for change, and Thai baht for Bangkok. Want it cheaper? Ask the agents to quote 3-star hotels, or look at the 5-day Thailand and Cambodia tour with airfare, which skips Phnom Penh.

Indian and Vegetarian Food in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Bangkok

Vegetarians eat well on this route as long as they ask. Khmer and Thai kitchens use fish sauce and shrimp paste even in noodle and vegetable dishes, so say "no fish sauce" when you order at local places. Indian food is easy to find in all three cities.

Jain meals need a day's notice. Names and addresses for Cambodia are in our list of Indian restaurants in Cambodia.

Best Time to Visit Cambodia and Bangkok

Month-by-month detail is on our best time to visit Cambodia page.

Before You Go

• Cover shoulders and knees at Angkor Wat, the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, the Grand Palace and Wat Pho. A light scarf and trousers or a long skirt solve it.

• Bring passport photos for the Cambodia visa on arrival if you skip the e-visa, and keep a printout of your return ticket for Thai immigration.

• Pay tuk-tuk drivers in small dollar notes in Cambodia and agree the fare first. In Bangkok, use the meter taxis or Grab.

• Pack a DEET repellent and a refillable bottle. Temple days at Angkor run 8 to 9 hours in the sun.

• Read our list of things not to do in Cambodia before you land, from pointing your feet at a monk to touching a child's head.

Customise This Trip

Every day of this itinerary can be changed, and the agents price the changes into the same quote. The changes Indian travellers ask for most on this route are these:

• Add Vietnam: two nights in Ho Chi Minh City before Phnom Penh. Compare our Thailand Vietnam Cambodia packages or the full range of Vietnam tour packages.

• Add Pattaya: two nights with a Coral Island boat trip after Bangkok.

• Angkor sunrise: a 3-day Angkor Pass and a 5 AM start on Day 5.

• Apsara dance dinner in Siem Reap on Day 4 or 5.

How Payment Works

You pay nothing to request quotes. Once you choose an agent, you pay an advance to confirm and the balance before departure, and instalments can be agreed with the agent.

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