Special Private 3 days Temples & Floating Village Tour

Meeting Point

At Your Hotel

At You Hotel

Pick up from the hotel at 4:30 am and head to the world's largest Hindu monument of the Angkor Wat. We have plenty of time, and we will clarify all the bas-relief and information for you in each place.

Day 01: Sunrise at Angkor Wat Temple

Early morning Visit a beautiful sunrise in front of Angkor Wat Temple, Angkor wat is one of the great temple of the mankind, build by King Suriyavaraman II in the early 12th century and largest religious monument the world. Angkor Wat is 7 Km from the provincial in the Angkor park area, a magnificent Khmer architectural structure and show the splendor of the Khmer empire to its climax, as evidenced by the inscriptions, especially the sculptures that sketch on the walls and pillars of the temple. Visitors can visit the magnificent Apsara temple the masterpieces of the Khmer ancestors and explore the history of this temple, as well as many other interesting sights.

Day1: Angkor Thom Capital City & Major Temple of Bayon

Day1: Taprom Temple (Tomb Raider)

Day2 : Bayteay Srei Temple

Day2 : Visit Pre Rup & East Mebon Temple

Pre Rup is a modern – and somewhat misleading – name of this imposing and intriguing temple mountain translates as ‘turning the body’, referring to an ancient cremation rite. However, the temple was built shortly after Angkor’s return to capital city status following political upheaval, during the 10th Century. Its origins were unrelated to cremation ceremonies. King Rajendravarman II chose this site, a short distance south of the southernmost wall of East Baray, for his state temple, dedicated to the Hindu God, Shiva. His state temple established the 1km square city as his capital, although very little remains of any boundary walls or what would once have been grand laterite causeways stretching eastwards, on the norther side you will contue to East Mebon buit at 10 century.

Day2: Tasom Temple & Neak Pean

After Lunch we start to visit Ta Som. Although it is one of the smaller temple sites in the Angkor Archeological Park, it is definitely worth a look. As with neighboring sites Preah Khan and Ta Prohm, very little restoration work has been done on Ta Som. These sites remain in a state of semi-ruin with the trees and other native vegetation allowed to grow over and through the walls of the temple. One of the most prominent features of the site is the huge strangler fig tree which has engulfed the eastern gopura or gate. Ta Som also features towers with serene faces on the outer enclosure of this Bayon-style temple. This charming site has many unique photo opportunities you won’t want to miss then continue to see Neak Pean temple.

Day2: Preah Khan Temple

Preah Khan temple is located in the Angkor Archaeological Park and is still largely unrestored. It is one of the larger temple complexes within the historic park. Preah Khan translates to “Holy Sword” in Khmer, named by Jayavarman VII in honor of his battle victory against the invading force of Chams. This majestic temple complex is surrounded by a moat, and its surface area stretches over a swatch of land that’s 800 meters by 700 meters, enclosing an area of 56 hectares. Its aesthetics are very similar to nearby famous Angkor temple Ta Prohm, with vegetation and trees seeming to swallow the ruins.

Day3: Rolous Group

The Roluos Group refers to a collection of four Angkor-era monuments, which are not located within the main Angkor Park, but instead near a small town named Roluos, 12km east of Siem Reap. The monuments are named Bakong, Preah Ko, Lolei and Preimonti Temple.

Day3: Kompong Pluk Community with a Beautiful sunset

Kampong Phluk is a commune in Prasat Bakong District in Siem Reap Province Cambodia. The name means "Harbor of the Tusks". The community largely depends on fishing for survival, primarily shrimp, spending Cambodia's wet season (May-October) fishing. Many houses and buildings are constructed on stilts ranging from 6 m to 9 m to accommodate the changes in water level between wet and dry seasons. Upon arrival this village we will explore the above activities and we can have a chat with children at private English class, then stop at Buddhist Island to see Buddha paintings. The last fascinating spot, we take a mini boat row to see flooded mangrove forest surrounds the area and it is home to a variety of wildlife including crabs, snakes, rats etc.

Ending Point

At Your Hotel