Explore Angkor with an expert guide. Discover hidden temples, ancient canals, and the secrets of Angkor’s decline. Available in English and Spanish.
Explore Angkor with an expert guide. Discover hidden temples, ancient canals, and the secrets of Angkor’s decline. Available in English and Spanish.
- Angkor Wat - This expansive temple is situated just 6 km north of Siem Reap city. It is the most frequented temple, encircled by a large moat. A 700-meter bridge walk offers the best view of this pyramid temple, which features three levels and rises 62 meters above the ground. A guided tour will enrich the experience by providing insights into its…
- Angkor Wat - This expansive temple is situated just 6 km north of Siem Reap city. It is the most frequented temple, encircled by a large moat. A 700-meter bridge walk offers the best view of this pyramid temple, which features three levels and rises 62 meters above the ground. A guided tour will enrich the experience by providing insights into its history and religious significance.
- Bayon Temple - Known as the “smiling faces temple,” this structure is built on three levels and comprises 54 towers reaching skyward. From the highest points of these towers, one can see the smiling faces of the king who commissioned the temple. The temple is adorned with intricate carvings depicting Hindu mythology and the daily life of people from 1177 AD.
- Angkor Wat - This ancient city once housed around 1 million inhabitants over many generations, dating from the 9th to the 14th century. Due to its decline, the city has become overgrown with jungle, and many of its temples have been overtaken by vegetation. However, some temples like Bayon, Baphoun, Phimeanakas, and the terraces of elephants and the leper king remain, offering much to explore in person.
- Ta Prohm Temple - This temple serves as a model of how the city appeared when it was rediscovered in the 19th century. It is heavily overgrown, with large trees and massive roots still thriving on the temple structure. These trees are approximately 200 to 300 years old. The temple gained fame after being featured in the 2001 movie “Tomb Raider.”
- Cold Water
- Private transportation
- Private tour guide
- Cold Water
- Private transportation
- Private tour guide
- Entrance fee for temple(for 1 day $37) (3 days $50)
- Meal
- Tips
- entrance of boat ticket which cost $20 per person
- Entrance fee of Angkor national museum 15$ per person.
- Entrance fee for temple(for 1 day $37) (3 days $50)
- Meal
- Tips
- entrance of boat ticket which cost $20 per person
- Entrance fee of Angkor national museum 15$ per person.
This tour is led by an experienced guide who is an expert in tourism. The guide participated in the University of Sydney’s Greater Angkor Project, which researched the decline of the Angkor civilization. They have conducted extensive archaeological research on dams, canals, and discovering lost temples in the jungle. With their qualifications, the guide will provide accurate information about these sites.
This tour is led by an experienced guide who is an expert in tourism. The guide participated in the University of Sydney’s Greater Angkor Project, which researched the decline of the Angkor civilization. They have conducted extensive archaeological research on dams, canals, and discovering lost temples in the jungle. With their qualifications, the guide will provide accurate information about these sites.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
