Unique Angkor Sunrise Tours

Angkor Wat - Our certified tour guide and driver will pick up guests from any hotel in Siem Reap, take them to the ticket booth, and then proceed to witness the sunrise over Angkor Wat. Guests will explore the rich history and intricate Hindu epic carvings on the temple walls.

Bayon Temple - After experiencing the world’s largest Hindu temple, Angkor Wat, the tour continues through the ancient south gate of Angkor Thom, featuring spectacular statues of demons and gods engaged in a tug of war. Guests will explore Bayon, a Buddhist temple located in the city center, adorned with over 200 mysterious Buddha faces on its spires.

Ta Prohm - Following the Bayon temple, guests will visit the last temple, which remains in its natural state, overgrown by the jungle. This site offers photogenic opportunities and was featured in the Hollywood movie, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, starring Angelina Jolie.

Unique Angkor Sunset Tours

Pre Rup Temple - Our guide and driver will pick up guests from their hotel lobby at 8:30 am after breakfast to visit the first temple, a beautiful Hindu temple built in the mid-10th century and dedicated to the god Shiva as his home, Mount Kailash. The temple, made from clay brick, offers a climb to the top with the best views of the forest, rice fields, and mountains.

Eastern Mebon - The second stop is another clay brick temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, originally an island temple that has since dried up. The site is stunning, with statues of eight elephants adorning each direction.

Banteay Srei - Located further out, this Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva and his consort is worth visiting for its unique carvings, intricately detailed on rosy sandstone. Banteay Srei, meaning The Citadel Of Women, is located 38 km from Siem Reap, a 45-minute drive through beautiful villages and countryside.

Ta Som - After a 45-minute lunch break, guests will explore another temple with a tree overgrown on the back gate. Ta Som is a small Buddhist temple in good condition, featuring five main towers that remain active shrines.

Neak Pean - After Ta Som, guests will take a 10-minute ride in an air-conditioned car and a 10-minute walk across a bridge to access the island temple known as Neak Pean. Built by Buddhist King Jayavarman VII, it was among his 102 hospitals providing free healthcare to his people.

Preah Khan - Following the island temple, the tour continues to the massive Buddhist temple of Preah Khan, which remains overgrown and retains an untouched atmosphere. Built around 1191 AD, it was dedicated to the king’s father and served as an ancient university for Buddhist followers to deepen their understanding of Buddhism, with a top professor who was a queen.

Phnom Bakheng - The final stop is to climb the mountain-styled temple known as Phnom Bakheng to watch a stunning sunset and enjoy a bird’s-eye view of Angkor Wat and the western reservoir. Phnom Bakheng is the first temple built within Angkor city in the late 9th century for Lord Shiva and features a total of 109 towers.

• Petrol and parking lots
• Chilled water and cold towels
• Private tour in air-conditioning car/minivan with professional guide and driver

• Gratuities
• Airport pick up and drop off, Soft-drinks, breakfast/lunch/dinner
• Admission fees
• Admission fees

Enjoy an enriching two-day private tour designed to capture the breathtaking sunrises and sunsets at Angkor temples. Led by knowledgeable local guides and drivers, this tour covers all the essential Angkor temples, beginning with a sunrise at Angkor Wat. It includes a visit to Banteay Srei, a charming Hindu temple on the outskirts known for its intricate carvings. Explore Bayon Temple, famous for its remarkable carvings depicting ancient daily life and serene Buddha faces. Conclude with the jungle temple of Ta Prohm, where Banyan trees have grown to support the ancient structure, and experience a stunning sunset at the magnificent mountain-style temple of Phnom Bakheng.

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