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Excursions:

(Included with Flagship Program)

For LanguageCorps, excursions are not just a leisure activity – they are an integral part of developing a true understanding of the character and beauty of your host country and its surrounding area. We balance the intensive classroom work and practice teaching with a series of excursions that occur throughout your training.

In addition to the initial welcome tour of Bangkok and Phnom Penh, the Cambodia Flagship Program includes:

• Joint 3-day excursion to Angkor Wat – our most popular excursion by far.– Includes three glorious days wandering through ruins of the largest religious building area in the world, and one of the seven wonders of the Ancient World. Temples range in condition from moderately restored to jungle encrusted. The excursion includes time for a visit to a near-by waterfall to cool off, relax and enjoy. This trip creates memories that will be treasured forever!
• 1-2 weekend excursions to popular destinations in and around Cambodia. Depending on the time of year and current conditions and interest, actual destinations may vary. Recent excursions include:

  	Southern expedition to the beaches of Sihanoukville - Enjoy spending time idling on these beautiful shores
  	Westward to Battambang - Visit this city in the heart of the Northwest.

TESOL Certification Program participants - Consider adding excursions to your program for a modest additional cost. Contact our local staff at ThaiTraveler2000@yahoo.com to make arrangements.

Things to See & Do in and around Phnom Penh:

Phnom Penh itself home to large and rising number of venues catering to a mixed crowd of expatriates, tourists, and locals -- old and young alike. The quality of pubs and bars in Phnom Penh varies widely, from cheap and cheerful backpacker bars to sophisticated nightclubs. Explore the tragic history of the Pol Pot years with visits to the Tuol Sleng Museum and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek.

Bordered by Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam - and with a coastline on the tropical Gulf of Thailand - Cambodia is at the heart of Southeast Asia. Border crossings now easily negotiable for travelers wishing to explore further afield.