Head to Ta Prohm, the “Tomb Raider” temple. Ta Prohm is often referred to as the “jungle temple.” Over centuries, the towering silk-cotton trees and creeping strangler figs have entwined themselves with the temple’s ruins, creating a surreal, haunting spectacle. Later, We are going to Angkor Thom, a captivating stone face called “Bayon Temple ” which is the state’s temple of King Jayavarman VII ruin. Lastly, to see Baphuon, Phimeanakas, Terrace of elephant, Terrace of leper king.

In the late afternoon, We are going to see Sunset at ” Tonle Sap Lake” , the richest freshwater fishing ground “. Stilts house place along the river and rainforest of mangrove and lifestyle on water. Short time, the most beautiful spots were complete.

Rolous Group had a rich history. To fully experience the magnificence of the Bakong Temple Group, it is recommended to plan a visit during the early morning or late afternoon, when the soft sunlight accentuates the intricate carvings and grandeur of the site. Guided tours are available, providing invaluable insights into the historical and cultural aspects of the temple complex.

After finishing this complex, You are going to see the biggest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia; Tonle Sap lake. This lake is about 250km length and 2700km2 and surrounding by 5 provinces, Siem Reap, Kompong Thom, Pursat, Battambang and Kampong Chhnang and community around place by floating houses.

Steeped in mythical legends and rich history, this UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia is renowned for its awe-inspiring architecture and its breathtaking sunrise experience.

Bayon, Baphuon, Phimeanakas, Terrace of elephant, Terrace of leper king, Preah Palilay are the next places after the sunrise and we will be trekking the activities to engage in unravelling the mysteries of other ancient wonderful temples.

Day2: Sunrise over Angkor wat , Tonle Sap lake ” Kompong Pluok,” Stilts houses Village and flooded mangrove. Explore local shopping ” Old market, Psa leu , Artisans D’ Angkor , Handicrafts maid” A private transfer will take you to the airport for your departure flight.

Bayon, Baphuon, Phimeanakas, Terrace of elephant, Terrace of leper king, Preah Palilay are the next places after the sunrise and we will be trekking the activities to engage in unravelling the mysteries of other ancient wonderful temples. 

Day2: Do the escape crowd of people to the other side of Banteay Kdei, Ta Prohm, Pre Rup, Preah Khan temple. The bas relief is a style of Bayon temple which was built by king Jayavarman VII by the end of the 12th century. Pre Rup temple was another complex of another kingdom by the early 10th century and also a place to wait for the sunset every evening. 

Day3: Rolous Group” Tonle Sap ” Kompong Kleang or Kompong Phluk “ Depends on water Levels “. Explore local markets shopping” Old market, Psa Leu , Artisans D’ Angkor, Handicrafts made . Depending on time, A private transfer will take you to the airport for your departure flight.  

Bayon, Baphuon, Phimeanakas, Terrace of elephant, Terrace of leper king, Preah Palilay are the next places after the sunrise and we will be trekking the activities to engage in unravelling the mysteries of other ancient wonderful temples.

Day2: Kulen Mountain and Banteay Srei Temple: A refreshing day to see the tropical jungle at Kulen Mountain, the ancient capital of the first reign of King Jayavarman II of the Angkor Era in the year 802CE. There you will see the thousand lingas which were placed along the river and the waterfall. Reclining Buddha is the next place you can pray and to see the view over the forest and get fresh air. 

After coming back from the mountain, you will spend some time resting at a local coffee shop and walking in the Banteay Srei Temple. This unique temple was built by the year 967 CE and worshipped Hinduism with thousands of tons of pink stone. 

Day3: Beng Mealea Temple and the Tonle Sap lake (Kompong Kleang): Beng Mealea Temple, located on the outskirts of Siem Reap city, 40 km distance, is where you will spend the next day as a way to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and instead take in the sights and sounds of nature. The breathtaking structure offers a picture-perfect encapsulation of the surrounding landscape. 

Moving out of the temple, we will continue to the Tonle Sap Lake where the biggest freshwater lake and placed the floating houses surround. This big community has the unique experience to ride a wooden boat and visit traditional floating houses on the water. 

Day2: Sunrise over Angkor Wat: To start early in the morning at 4.45am to take the temple’s ticket check in to wait for the Sunrise at Angkor Wat. It is a must-see to visit when you arrive in Siem Reap. Spending time enjoying the wonderful reflection of Angkor Wat into the water is the best view ever. Next one is Angkor Thom city. “Bayon with its captivate stone faces,  Baphuon, Phimeanakas, Terrace of elephant, Terrace of leper king, Preah Palilay. Moving out of Angkor Thom, We take our tuk tuk to the next ancient temple, Ta Keo, Ta Prohm named “Tomb Raider ” from the Tomb Riader film. 

Day3: Visit the Biggest Freshwater in Southeast Asia (Kompong Plouk/Kompong Khleang) and Phare Circus: We will continue to the Tonle Sap Lake where the biggest freshwater lake and placed the floating houses surround. This big community has the unique experience to ride a wooden boat and visit traditional floating houses on the water. This lake is about 250km length and 2700km2 and surrounding by 5 provinces, Siem Reap, Kompong Thom, Pursat, Battambang and Kampong Chhnang. 

The extraordinary experience in Siem Reap, you may not experience to visit there. The Phare Circus is the best authentic show by talented youth from poor families. Phare is more than just a circus. The youthful circus performers will astound you with their energy, emotion, excitement, and talent, elevating Phare Circus to the position of the most highly regarded contemporary cultural show in Siem Reap.

Day4: Escape from Siem Reap City to Preah Vihear (Temple on top of hill between Cambodia and Thai border ). Its location atop Dangrek Mountain is a testament to the creative ingenuity of the Khmers who built it. In addition to providing a peaceful place to reflect, the vistas here are unparalleled. During the 9th and 10th centuries, when the Khmer Empire was at its peak, the Hindu temple of Preah Vihear was constructed. It takes around 4 hrs north of Siem Reap city along the border of Cambodia and Thailand.

Day5: Cooking Khmer Recipe and Market tour in Siem Reap City: In Siem Reap, this is the last day. There’s a good chance you’d like to try your hand at some authentic Khmer dishes. In just four hours, you and a master Khmer chef may whip up some of your all-time favourite dishes, such as Fish Amok, Khmer curry, or Smalor Kokor, using only the finest ingredients. For today’s meal, a chef will accompany you to the market to select fresh produce and then teach you how to prepare it. Eat well with these Khmer dishes. 

Transfer you to the airport with our best driver to stand by and wait for you today.

Day2: Early wake up to see the sunrise over Angkor Wat. We will bring you to the best place for shooting vantage points, Explore temple when it’s quietest. After that, we’re going to Preah Khan Ä Royal Swords,  “Neak pean” and coil dragons ” Ta som, East Mebon. 

Day3: Banteay Srei + Kbal Spean:  Coming up late in the morning at 8am to Banteay Samre, Banteay Srei, small but very red stones and intricate carving, Kbal  Spean. 

Day4: Rolous group ” Bakong Temple was a capital city of Angkorain in the early 9th century. The following treks with Lolei temple, Preah Ko temple, and Tonle Sap ” Kompong Plouk or Kompong Khleang ” a richest freshwater fishing ground & Stilts houses , Flooded mangrove . Depends on water levels “. 

Day5: Beng Mealea & Koh Ker Group: The Beng Mealea Temple in Siem Reap, Cambodia, is an impressive ancient structure. Approximately 40 kilometres to the east of the renowned Angkor Wat temples is where you’ll find this location. Because of its collapsed form before restoration, Beng Mealea, which translates to “lotus pond,” was sometimes compared to a big puzzle match. The location of the temple complex, roughly 120 kilometres from the more impressive archaeological site. Travel to the northern Cambodian province of Siem Reap is home to the spectacular ancient temple complex of Koh Ker Group. During the reign of King Jayavarman IV in the 10th century, it served as the capital of the Khmer Empire. 

Day6: Kulen mountain a National Park: Kulen Mountain is a must-see for tourists in Cambodia because of the special blend of history, culture, and natural beauty it provides. Kulen mountain, which was the site of the Angkorian capital during King Jayavarman II’s reign (in the early 9th century), is revered by Cambodians because of its historical and cultural significance. The birthplace of the Khmer Empire, it is a holy place. The mountain was crucial in the development and consolidation of Khmer society.

Day7: Full day tour to Preah vihear (Temple on top of hill between Cambodia and Thai border ). Its location atop Dangrek Mountain is a testament to the creative ingenuity of the Khmers who built it. In addition to providing a peaceful place to reflect, the vistas here are unparalleled. During the 9th and 10th centuries, when the Khmer Empire was at its peak, the Hindu temple of Preah Vihear was constructed. It takes around 4 hrs north of Siem Reap city along the border of Cambodia and Thailand.

Day8: Preah Khan Kompong Svay & Sambo Prei Kuk: Sambo Prei Kuk Temple was constructed during the Chenla era, which lasted from the sixth through the ninth centuries CE. It was originally built as the Chenla Kingdom’s capital and centre of culture and religion. The Hindu god, Shiva was honoured at this multi-building temple complex, which also served as a destination for pilgrims. Sambo Prei Kuk Temple became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017. UNESCO has raised awareness and conservation efforts for this remarkable property. The temple complex commemorates Cambodia’s rich Chenla era architectural legacy of culture. The next trip, we are going to bring to the escape once called Prasat Preah Khan Kompong Svay (Preah Khan Temple). It takes around 2 hrs more from the city to pass by the green view and rice paddles. This bing complex was a place for army training and to produce the weapons from the Angkor Era. 

Day9: Experience with Quad Bike & OX-Cart in the countryside, Shopping at local markets “Old market , Psa Leu , Artisan D’ Angkor , Handicrafts maid , Depends on time, A private transfer will take you to the airport for your departure flight.

Day2: Start the next day with Angkor Thom. We leave from the hotel at 8.30am to see Angkor Thom city and Prasat Preah Pitu, Prasat Sur Prot, and Prasat Bayon (Bayon Temple). Back to the hotel after finishing Angkor Thom.

In the afternoon, We are going to leave the hotel to go to a village that produces bamboo sticky rice. You will learn how to make bamboo sticky rice and try it with fabulous testy. After making the traditional food of Cambodia, We continue to the local pagoda called Wat Svay Romeat to get the holy water and blessing from a buddhi’s monk.

Day3: We start at the same time as 8.30am from the hotel and continue to see the temple complex. Ta Prohm Temple and Banteay Kdei we are going to see in the morning. This temple was built by the late 12th century by King Jayavarman VII like Bayon Temple. Back to the hotel for lunch. In the late afternoon, We plan to go boating next to the Angkor Thom Gate to enjoy the view, relax with wine and see the sunset.

Day 2:Wake up early in the morning and drive through the darkness to see the sunrise over Angkor Wat. As we guide you to the best photo vantage points, explore immediately after sunrise when the temple is at its quietest. This afternoon, take a journey by ox-cart or quad bike and on food to visit countryside villages.

Day3:Take a private boat onto Tonle Sap Lake, the richest freshwater fishing ground in the world, to visit one of the authentic stilt villages (Kompong Phluk or Kompong Kleang, depending on water levels). In the afternoon, head northeast out of Siem Reap to visit a Beng Mealea temple, which is in a much collapsed state but retains a very atmospheric feeling. 

Day 4:Leave a hotel for a nature-loving temple, Ta Prohm of “Tomb Raider Film”, Angkor Thom: Terrace of Elephants, Terrace of Leper King, Preah Palilay, PhimeanAkas, Baphuon, and Bayon with their captivating stone faces. Stop off at the Southgate of the Angkor Thom entrances.

Day 5 :Head north out of Siem Reap to a National Park Kulen Mountain, cool off and chasing by a waterfall (natural pool), river bed carving, and Preah AngThom pagoda (a giant Buddha statue). On the way back, stop off at Banteay Srei Temple, a pink sandstone with intricate carvings of fine arts.  

Day 6 :Leave hotel by Tuk tuk for Angkor Botanical Garden near Siem Reap, visit with preserved animals and birds (peacock, gibbons, ostrich, rabbit, red fish, herb, and general vegetable garden), and after a long walk relax with a cup of coffee and soft drinks. In the afternoon, go to a village where bamboo sticky rice is made and go to Wat Svay Romeat Pagoda for a holy water blessing from a monk there. 

Day 7 :Explore the old market for souvenirs or Psa Leu market for a more local shopping experience; visit the Artisans Angkor WorkShop to see how local handicrafts are made; A private transfer will take you to the airport for your departure flight.

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