The aim of this itinerary is to show you the most attractive temples in Cambodia such as Angkor Wat which is the largest religious temple in the world, South Gate of Angkor Thom with giant statues of Gods and Demons holding Naga. Bayon known as smiley temple, Banteay Srei located 36km from Siem Reap town and it's the most beautifully carved temple in Cambodia and Ta Prohm with giant silk-cotton trees growing over.

Your visit to the Angkor temple complex sounds like a wonderful journey through history and architecture. Here's a bit more about the places you'll see: Angkor Wat as the largest religious temple in the world then continuing to Angkor Thom complex. You'll be amazed by the stunning architecture of the Khmer Art of Bayon temple. The less-visited temple of Ta Nei, and Ta Prohm is famously known as the "Tomb Raider Temple". 

Exploring the Three Great Temples and Tonle Sap Lake is highly recommended, especially if you have limited time in Angkor. Let's discover the enigmatic faces of Bayon temple, the centerpiece of Angkor Thom city and the iconic Angkor Wat, the most famous of structure. Don't miss exploring around Ta Prohm temple where the trees growing on the stone amidst the ruins and consider taking a boat ride on Tonle Sap Lake.

Battambang Town Tour for those spending an extra day in Siem Reap, a visit to the quaint town of Battambang is highly recommended. Nestled in the northwest of Cambodia, approximately 165 km from Siem Reap, Battambang is renowned for its well-preserved French Colonial Architecture. Embark on a 3-hour journey by private car, accompanied by a professional tour guide to discover the enchanting city of Battambang.

The Preah Vihear temple is perched atop Dangrek Mountain in the Preah Vihear province, close to the Thailand Border. A journey from Siem Reap Town to this majestic temple takes approximately four-hour. Constructed during the Angkor Period, the Preah Vihear Temple was honored as a  UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. A two-hour drive from Preah Vihear temple will lead you to the remarkable temples of the Koh Ker Group. This region once served as the capital city of the Khmer Empire in early 10th Century AD. The Koh Ker Temple Group garnered recognition as a World Heritage Site on 17th September 2023. Both sites offer a unique opportunity to explore two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in a single day, immersing visitors in the grandeur of Cambodia's ancient history.

You'll explore the further temples of Koh Ker Group which was abandoned for centuries to the forests of the north. Koh Ker was the capital of the Khmer Empire from AD 928 to AD 944 and it was for a long time one of Cambodia's most remote and inaccessible temple complex. The principal monument at Koh Ker is Prasat Thom, a 55m-wide and 40m-high pyramid with seven tiers. On September 17, 2023, the World Heritage Committee officially recognized the Koh Ker archaeological site as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Phnom Kulen, revered as the most sacred mountain in Cambodia, is a beacon of the nation's rich cultural and spiritual heritage. It is here, amidst the serene landscape, that pilgrims and visitors alike gather, especially on weekends and during festivals, to pay homage and seek blessings.A journey to Phnom Kulen offers a tapestry of spiritual encounters. The 16th-century Reclining Buddha at Preah Ang Thom, an 8-meter-tall statue carved into a sandstone boulder, is a site of deep reverence. The "River of a Thousand Lingas," where the riverbed is intricately carved with lingas, symbolic representation of the Hindu god Shiva, believed to bless the waters that flow over them. The waterfalls of Phom Kulen are a natural wonder, offering a refreshing respite and a chance for visitors to immerse themselves in the mountain's beauty.

Beng Mealea, indeed, is a remarkable temple that offers a unique glimpse into the past. Located 65km from Siem Reap Town, it's known for its wild beauty where nature has taken over the ancient structures. Built in the early 12th century during the reign of King Suryavarman II, it shares the same architectural style as the iconic Angkor Wat. Kompong Kleang, on the other hand, is an impressive community on Tonle Sap Lake, known for its stilted houses that rise above the water. it's one of the largest communities on the lake, home to over 10,000 people.The village adapts to the seasonal changes in water level, which is a testament to the resilience and ingenuity of its residents. Both Beng Mealea and Kompong Kleang are must-visit destinations for those looking to explore the history and culture of Cambodia beyond the well-trodden paths.

Unforgettable trip to Angkor UNESCO Site by seeing the most attractive temples like Angkor Wat as the largest religious structure in the world. Bayon temple with its enigmatic stone faces and Ta Prohm is famous for the way the jungle has intertwined with the stone structures. The blessing by a Buddhist monk is a spiritual experience that many visitors seek. It's a traditional Cambodian practice where monks chant sacred verses and prayers, invoking blessings and protection. Such a trip offers not just a journey through the ancient world but also a moment of reflection and spiritual enrichment.

Sambor Prei Kuk, once known as Isanapura, indeed serves as a remarkable testament to the architectural prowess of the Chenla Period. Being recognized as a UNESCO Site in 2017 only underscores its significance. Sambor Prei Kuk is currently located in Kompong Thom Province and it is about 175km from Siem Reap. On the way back, we will take a stop to see the locals making the traditional pounded rice ,Am_Bok. And including your tour with the Kompong kdei bridge, which has stood for over 800 years, is a perfect way to connect with the ancient heritage of the region.

Welcome to a fabulous adventure tour to remote temple of Banteay Chmar located in Banteay Meanchey Province and about 165km from Siem Reap Town. Banteay Chmar temple was built in late 12th century AD during the reign of Great Khmer King Jayavarman VII and he built it to dedicate to his son Prince Srindra Kumara. There are three enclosures. The external one, largely ruined, was 1.9km by 1.7km and surrounded by a moat. The middle enclosure, provided by a moat too, is 800m by 850m. It contains the main temple, surrounded by a gallery with reliefs 250m by 200m which constitutes the third inner enclosure.