Meeting Point

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Pick up from the Hotel

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Banteay Srei (Woman) Temple

A small 10th-century temple built from pink sandstone, 35 km northeast of Siem Reap. Known for the deepest, most intricate relief carving in the Angkor region — mythological scenes of Hindu gods carved at miniature scale. Unlike the sandstone at Angkor Wat, Banteay Srei's stone allowed carvers far finer detail.

Banteay Samre

A well-preserved 12th-century Hindu temple in the Angkor Wat architectural style, enclosed by a double laterite wall. Quiet, with far fewer visitors than the main park temples.

Lunch Break (Optional)

Stop at a local restaurant recommended by your guide (own account).

Preah Khan

A sprawling 12th-century temple built by King Jayavarman VII, dedicated to his father. Left largely unrestored, with tree roots growing through corridors and courtyards — similar in atmosphere to Ta Prohm, with far fewer visitors.

Neak Pean

A small Buddhist temple built on a circular artificial island at the center of a reservoir (baray), representing a mythical Himalayan lake. Reached via a short walkway.

Ta Som

A small 12th-century temple dedicated to Jayavarman VII's father, notable for a tree-engulfed gate at its eastern entrance.

East Mebon

A 10th-century temple-mountain built on what was once an artificial island in the now-dry East Baray reservoir. Stone elephant sculptures guard its corners.

Pre Rup

A 10th-century state temple built of brick, laterite, and sandstone. Its stepped pyramid can be climbed for wide views over the surrounding countryside — a popular sunset viewpoint on later-starting tours.

Ending Point

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