WAT PHOU TEMPLE VISIT
Author: Huyền Trang Bùi
Starting in Pakse, meet your local guide and take a short but scenic cruise on the Mekong River to Champasak. From here, drive to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Wat Phou, a complex of temples built before and to rival Angkor Wat. The complex was built in the 6th century by the Khmers and was originally used to worship the Hindu god of Shiva, before it was converted into a Buddhist temple. After your visit, return to Pakse by road, stopping at Wat Phou Salao en route for spectacular
CASTLES AND COVES
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Visit Tintagel Castle, a dramatically located Cornish castle steeped in history and said to be the birthplace of King Arthur. Cross the spectacular new bridge whilst enjoying the jaw dropping coastal scenery. Walk along the castle ruins to see the statue of Gallos, an ancient king who keeps watch over the seas. Next, visit Merlin’s Cave, said to be the home of the wizard Merlin from the legends of King Arthur. Next, either take the scenic coastal walk, or drive from Tintagel to Bossiney Haven, a small, picturesque cove
ARCHITECTURAL LIVERPOOL
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This walking tour takes you not just into the Liverpool of popular culture but also deep into the wealth of the incredible architecture found throughout the city. Start inside the Anglican Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece and the largest cathedral in the UK, for a short tour before heading to the Oratory. Walk onto Rodney Street which is dotted with Grade II listed Georgian terraced houses, including the birthplace of William Gladstone. Visit the mechanics Institute and School of Art, Grade II listed buildings where Paul McCartney and George Harrison attended
Half-Day Phare Circus Workshop in Battamabang
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Experience the magic of Cambodian culture and circus artistry at the Phare Circus Centre in Battambang. Join an exclusive half-day workshop where you'll dive into two dynamic disciplines, from traditional dance to modern music.
TRADITIONAL KHMER HOUSE WITH THE YI FAMILY
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Today you will head to a traditional Khmer house known as Khoa Song. The house belongs to the Yi family and has been passed down through three generations. After the Khmer Rouge regime, the Yi family was left with only the elder sister and younger brother. After the Cambodian genocide, both made their way back to their home. The house consists of two buildings, one built in 1890 and the other built in 1907. The house is made of the best quality teak wood and the walls are constructed of
Half-Day Champey Acedemy of Arts Workshop
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Discover the depth of Cambodia’s cultural heritage and gain a unique, interactive perspective on its artistic legacy at the Champey Academy of Arts (CAA) in Phnom Penh. This vibrant center invites you to engage with the nation’s artistic traditions through hands-on workshops in traditional Khmer dance, painting, and music.