Angkor Wat

Will be early to watch sunrise at 4.4am from hotel and explore the entire monument later.

Ta Prohm Temple

Proceed to visit the Ta Phrom, the tomb raider temple that overgrown by jungles after finished Angkor Wat.

Bayon Temple

After lunch break at local restaurant you will visit another best Buddhist temple more than 1000 stunning Buddha faces at the end.

Angkor Thom

Will explore around to visit a bunch of temples including Bayon temple

Ta Nei Temple

The small jungle temple with less crowed option

Preah Khan

Preah Khan was built by Jayavarman VII and probably served as his temporary residence while Angkor Thom was being built. The central sanctuary of the temple was dedicated in AD 1191. A large stone stela tells us much about Preah Khan’s role as a centre for worship and learning. Originally located within the first eastern enclosure, this stela is now housed safely at Angkor Conservation in Siem Reap. The temple was dedicated to 515 divinities, and during the course of a year, 18 major festivals took place here, requiring a team of thousands just to maintain the place. Preah Khan covers a very large area, but the temple itself is within a rectangular enclosing wall of around 700m by 800m. Four processional walkways approach the gates of the temple, and these are bordered by another stunning depiction of the Churning of the Ocean of Milk, as in the approach to Angkor Thom, although most of the heads have disappeared. From the central sanctuary, vaulted galleries extend in the cardinal directions. Many of the interior walls were once coated with plaster that was held in place by holes in the stone. Today many delicate reliefs remain, including rishi and apsara carvings.

Neak Pean

The small island temple. Neak Pean, “the entwined snakes” is a small temple located on an island in the center of the now dry Jayatataka baray, a water reservoir 3,500 meter long and 900 meter wide. Initially dedicated to the Buddha, the temple was rededicated to Lokeshvara, the Bodhisattva of compassion. Much of the temple area is flooded during the rainy season. A wooden walkway over the waters leads to the central sanctuary, which is fenced off to protect it from further decay. The Neak Pean was cleared from jungle vegetation in the 1920’s and 1930’s. Restoration works have been carried out using the anastylosis method in the late 1930’s.

Ta Som

The fig tree overgrown on the eastern gate. Ta Som is a captivating and charming temple. It was built in the Bayon style and has been well restored. Like Ta Prohm, there is a tree growing through part of the structure which provides excellent photo opportunities.

Eastern Mebon

An island Hindu temple made from clay brick

Banteay Srei

The most beautiful carving temple made from pink sandstone and is known as Citadel Of Women

Banteay Samre

The small Hindu temple in beautiful ambiance.

Pre Rup

The quiet temple for sunset spot