Bayon Temple

Visit the South Gate of Angkor Thom. Angkor Thom comprises of renowned Bayon and Baphoun temples originally made up of 54 towers and 216 faces of Buddhisatva Avalokesvara. During the visit, your tour guide will explain the historical facts of the Angkor Temples and the Khmer empire and highlight all main Angkor architectural elements. After lunch, your vehicle will pass by both the Terrace of Elephant and the Terrace of Leper King known as the royal viewing platform and the stage of the king’s great audience hall.

Ta Prohm Temple

Next, a visit to Ta Prohm Temple known as the “jungle temple” or “tree temple” referring to the lush trees surrounding the temple’s stones. The gigantic roots of the trees embracing the ruins have made it one the Angkor’s most popular temples.

Banteay Kdei

Visit of Banteay Kdei temple which was built by the King Jayavarman VII in the late of 12th century.

Angkor Wat

Visit Angkor Wat temple which is one of the most important archaeological site in South-east Asia which was built by the great Khmer King Soriyavaraman II in the early on 12th century dedicated to Vishnu God Hindu religion.

Kbal Spean

Visit to Kbal Spean Waterfall and the river of 1 000 lingas. Kbal Spean Waterfall displays stunning carvings under the water representing Vishnu and Brahma Gods.

Banteay Srei

Visit Bantey Srey temple, located around one hour drive from Siem Reap. Considered as the jewel in the crown of Angkorian art, Banteay Srey is cut from stone of a pinkish hue and comprises of some of the finest carving in Cambodia.

Eastern Mebon Temple

Back to the main Angkor Wat complex to visit the East Mebon temple which is a large temple-mountain-like.

Neak Pean

Rising three levels and crowned by five brick towers, Neak Pean, a temple located on a artificial island in the middle of the last Baray (Ancient water reservoir) which is said to be constructed by the King.

Preah Khan

The tour will end with the visit of Preah Khan (sacredsword) which is a huge, highly explorative monastic complex.

Prasat Beng Mealea

Visit Beng Melea temple.that located around 70 kilometers north-east Siem Reap, Beng Melea is named as “the lost temple of Angkor”. The secluded location will give you a sense of “explorer” discovering a lost world as you will have to clambered and crawled over piles of moss covered rubble and sprawling roots. Due to its remote location, this temple still sees few visitors.

Roluos Temples

Three temples Bakong, Lolei and Preah Ko 11 Kilometers (6.8 miles) southeast of the Siem Reap Market, comprise the Roluos group of monuments they are close together and extend over an area of three kilometers ( 1.9 miles ) east of the Great Lake.. The Roluos group, dating from the late ninth century, is the earliest site of the 600 years Angkor Period that is open to visitors.

Kompong Phluk

Visit the great TonLe Sap lake (the biggest fresh water lake in South-east Asia) which will give you a fascinating insight of the real Cambodian life. Drive may takes around 45 minutes from Siem Reap. You will be invited to ride on a private boat leading to floating village of Kompong Phluk (traditional Khmer floating Village located 30km from Siem Reap). Discover the tall stilted houses, floating hospital, fishery, old lifestyle of the country and the natural landscape of the flooded Mangroves forest.

Angkor National Museum

Visit the Angkor National Museum, presenting one of the most immense and prestigious collection of Buddha statues and relics ever assembled in just one gallery.

Artisans Angkor

Visiting Artisan D'Angkor, a local NGO which aims to improve life of disadvantaged Cambodians from rural areas and enter their workshop where you will be conveyed to craft your own stone carving.