2-Days
7:30
English
Everyday
Included
Explore home Angkor temple tours, visit the finest temples in Siem Reap, embark on the Grand Circuit adventure, and immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere of Angkor park, get into its majestic architecture, See a sunrise view at the world’s largest sacred building at Angkor Wat, the jungle-enveloped Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom city and Bayon Temple, beautiful temples outside Angkor complex including pinked sandstone Banteay Srei Temple, and extensive ruins of an Angkor Wat–period sandstone Bengmelea temple enveloped by jungle vegetation
Start 8:00AM from the hotel in Siem Reap, heading Angkor Park to visit largest Hindu temple at Angkor Wat built 1113 to 1150 with enter from western entrance bridge, Next visit South gate of Angkor Thom combined giant faces of Buddha at city gate dating to the 12th century, plus stone figures lining a causeway, Next visit Bayon Temple in Angkor Thom city from 12th century famed for 200 large smiling faces carved into stone walls, Next Ba Phoun, Imposing remains of an 11th-century pyramid-style temple, with steep stairs to a panoramic terrace, To continue walking pass compound of the Grand Wall of Royal Palace, Srah Bros, Srah Srey, Preah Palilay, Terrace of Leper King, North Kleang, South Kleang, Next drive out city to Taprohm temple by passing the Victory Gate, Thommanon, Choa Say Tevoda, Takeo, Next visit Taprohm, The Trees rise from the ruins of this iconic 12th-century Buddhist temple surrounded by jungle, Built from 1186 and originally known as Rajavihara, enclosing wall measures 1000m by 600m and was made from laterite, Next Visit Banteay Dkei, Walk-up to Reservoir dating from the 12th century in verdant surrounds known for sweeping sunset, sunrise views of Srah Srang, then Transfer to Siem Reap Hotels.
Start 5:00AM from Siem Reap hotel departure for temples complex to see sunrise at Angkor Wat temple, After sunrise continue to Preah Khan Historic ruins of a temple built by a king, with ornate stone carvings & shade trees, Next visit Preah Neakpean the historic Buddhist temple ruins on an artificial island in a scenic, lakeside setting, Tasom, Pre Rup, Next Visit to Banteay Srei the tenth century temple where's renowned for its intricate decoration carved in pinkish sandstone that covers the walls like tapestry, Afternoon, We stop to have lunch near local restaurant, Next visit Bengmelea the extensive ruins of an Angkor Wat–period sandstone temple enveloped by jungle vegetation, We continue to visit the Rolous Group temples, Bakong imposing 9th-century Khmer temple with a tiered pyramid shape & ornate sandstone carvings, And Preah Koh Remains of a Hindu Shiva temple built in 879 CE, with 3 towers, stone lions & intricate carvings, and then transferring the travelers to Siem Reap hotel the end of tours.
The Angkor Archaeological Park is home to many sacred Hindu and Buddhist temples, so it’s important to dress modestly and respectfully when visiting. The general dress code guidelines are:
The dress code is strictly enforced by temple guards, so it’s important to follow these guidelines to avoid being denied entry.
What to Bring:
In addition to appropriate clothing, here are some other useful items to bring when visiting Angkor Park:
