Angkor Wat

Pick up from your hotel lobby at 8:30 am off to buy the 3 days Angkor temple pass then you guys will off to visit the beautiful Angkor Wat the ancient early 12 century temple and the worldly largest monument and explore all the carvings with the story behind with professional tour guide including the entire monument and roughly takes 3 hours.

Ta Prohm Temple

After finished Angkor Wat will be proceed to visit Ta Prohm the jungle overgrown temple with vegetation and natural state looks like a real ruin and was featured in Hollywood movie Lara Croft Tomb Raider. Explore around this amazing temple that take about an hour then will have lunch break at local restaurant nearby.

Angkor Thom

After lucnh break will continue to visit Angkor Thom the ancient city built from late 12 century and you will visit South Gate, Bayon, Baphuon temple, elephant and leper king terraces.

Bayon Temple

Bayon is one of the main temple located inside Angkor Thom with over 200 mysterious Buddha faces smiling to everyone and every directions.

Baphuon Temple

Baphuon is another large Hindu temple located inside Angkor Thom who you guys able to climb all the way to the top with serene atmosphere and huge carving of reclining Buddha at the back of temple.

Terrace of the Elephants

The site was an ancient arena where you can see and witness all the carvings of elephant flights, kick bookings and horse racing etc...

Terrace of the Leper King

The nice terrace with all the high bas-relief about the 9 headed serpent and a statue of a guy who missed the fingers and toes and the locals told was statue of Leper King.

Angkor Thom South Gate

A lovely one of an ancient gate to access the Angkor Thom with 2 rows of demons and gods are tug of war using 7 headed serpent and beautiful massive stone faces on the entrance gate.

Phnom Bakheng

The oldest Hindu temple which was built from late 9 century with a beautiful scenery from the temple view point to witness Angkor Wat and other attractions surrounding included stunning sunset watching.

Preah Khan

A beautiful and massive Buddhist temple which was dedicated to the king father and still remain the overgrown and vegetation surrounding.

Neak Pean

One of the ancient hospital had used the holy water to heal people diseases and is known as the island people which only access by long wooden bridge to cross the Jaya Tataka ( ancient reservoir )

Ta Som

A 13 century Buddhist temple built by the king Jaya Varman VII dedicated to Mahayana Buddhism and remains the stunning 4 Buddha's faces with tree overgrown at the east gate of the temple give the spectacular view and photo opportunity.

Eastern Mebon

A lovely clay brick mixed with some lava and sandstone temple with standing 8 beautiful elephant statues and this temple temple used to be an island temple of Eastern Baray but now is dried up became villages, rice fields ..

Pre Rup

A mid ten century clay brick temple more than 1000 years old dedicated to Shiva is also stunning with view from the top viewpoint and 5 stunning spires still standing and also according to locals this temple had been used as crematorium.

Banteay Srei

A most beautiful pink sandstone temple with intricate carvings and located in the outskirt area with 40 minutes drive for each ways plus another 50 minutes exploring around this small unique temple.

Angkor Wat

Come as an early birdies to witness the magnificent Angkor Wat at sunrise when was bathed with golden light and reflection.

Prasat Beng Mealea

Beng Mealea located 68 km a way, is one of the most beautiful jungle temple which remains untouched and still easy to roam around over rubbles, vines and experience most out of your actions as Indiana Jones.

Kampong Phluk Floating Village

Kampong Phluk is one of the unique fishing/floating village on the bank of great Tonle Sap lake with huge population living in the village including pagoda, schools, rice fields, cattles, mangrove forests and almost 1000 of house on stilts. At this village you can experience more about the way of people life that worth to visit not to be missed.