Special Angkor Wat Small Circuit with Sunset

Angkor Wat - After breakfast, the guide will meet and pick up the operator at 8:00 am from the accommodation (Hotel or Guest House). The journey begins with purchasing a temple pass en route to the temples, followed by a visit to the renowned Angkor Wat temple.

Ta Prohm Temple - This temple is truly remarkable! The tour continues to Ta Prohm on the small circuit road. Known for its massive tree roots enveloping the temple, it is also famous as the filming location for the movie “Tomb Raider.”

After a busy morning, between 12:00 pm-1:00 pm, lunch will be at a nearby local restaurant, taking approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour (Meals: dishes range from 8 USD, depending on the menu choice). After lunch, the tour proceeds to the next temples in the afternoon.

Ta Nei Temple - Ta Nei is a small and tranquil temple with minimal restoration, ideal for those seeking to avoid crowds. It is surrounded by large trees.

Angkor Thom - The tour begins with a stop at the Victory Gate on the east side of Angkor Thom. After a brief visit and photo opportunity, the journey continues to Bayon Temple.

Bayon Temple - Located in the center of Angkor Thom city, Bayon Temple features 49 towers, each with 4 faces, totaling 196 faces of the Buddhist deity Avalokiteshvara. The tour then proceeds to the next temple.

Baphuon Temple - Nearby is Baphuon, a Hindu temple built before Angkor Wat in the 11th Century. The large Reclining Buddha behind it was constructed in the 16th Century, and the tour continues to the Royal Enclosure Wall.

Phimeanakas - Phimeanakas is a pyramid-shaped Hindu temple built in the 10th Century, located in the center of the old Royal Palace of Angkor Thom. Visitors can explore Phimeanakas along with the ancient Royal Enclosure Wall.

Terrace of the Elephants - This platform was used by many kings to view victorious returning armies and features numerous elephant carvings on its walls.

Phnom Bakheng - The final stop is a climb up Phnom Bakheng hill to watch the sunset. If preferred, the sunset can be skipped. Note: Due to limited tourist numbers allowed at the peak, if busy, the climb may occur earlier, allowing more time to wait for the sunset (Note: Waiting and viewing the sunset will take 1.45 to 2 hours).

Wonderful Kulen Mountain & 1000 Lingas & Reclining Buddha & Waterfall & Banteay Srei

Phnom Kulen National Park - Situated over 60 km from Angkor Park, this location is not a temple but a riverbed adorned with sculptures of Lingas, known as 1000 Lingas, symbolizing the supreme essence of God Shiva. The tour continues to the Big Reclining Buddha, carved from a natural giant rock called Prah Ang Thom, followed by a visit to the waterfall, a great spot for swimming if desired.

After a busy morning, between 12:00 pm-1:00 pm, lunch will be at a nearby local restaurant, taking approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour (Meals: dishes range from 8 USD, depending on the menu choice). After lunch, the tour proceeds to the next temples in the afternoon.

Banteay Srei - Also known as the Ladies Temple, Banteay Srei was constructed from pink sandstone in the mid-10th century by Hindu King Rajendravarman II, dedicated to the trinity of Hindu Gods, primarily Shiva.

Banteay Samre - Built in the 12th century, Banteay Samre is a Hindu temple. Although little evidence remains to confirm its history, it is believed to resemble Angkor Wat.

Pre Rup - Constructed in the late 10th century and dedicated to Hindu gods, Pre Rup reflects the Cambodian belief that funerals were conducted at the temple, located at the junction of the Small & Grand Circuit Road.

Amazing Sunrise Angkor Wat & Big Circuit & Rolous Group

Angkor Wat - To witness the sunrise, the tour starts early. The guide will meet and pick up the operator at 5:00 am from the accommodation (Hotel or Guest House) to watch the sunrise at Angkor Wat. Afterward, return to the hotel for breakfast before resuming the tour.

Preah Khan - After breakfast, the guide will meet and pick up the operator again to visit Preah Khan, a Buddhist temple built by King Jayavarman VII in dedication to his father. It is a vast, highly explorable monastic complex that served as a Buddhist monastery and school, engaging over 1000 monks.

Neak Pean - The tour continues to Neak Pean, a small island temple located in the middle of the last Baray, constructed by a Khmer King in the Angkor Area.

Ta Som - Ta Som is a small Buddhist temple located on the east side of Neak Pean.

After visiting East Mebon, the tour will proceed to the temples in the Rolous Group, but first, there will be a lunch break.

After a busy morning, between 12:00 pm-1:00 pm, lunch will be at a nearby local restaurant, taking approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour (Meals: dishes range from 5 USD, depending on the menu choice). After lunch, the tour proceeds to the next temples.

Eastern Mebon - East Mebon is a large temple-mountain-like ruin, rising three levels and crowned by five towers. Each corner features impressive elephant statues.

Lolei - Lolei is a small Hindu temple built in the 9th century, located within the Rolous Group cluster.

Preah Ko - Preah Ko was the first temple constructed in the ancient, now-defunct city of Hariharalaya, within the Rolous Group cluster.

Remote Temples Koh Ker Group & Beng Mealea

Koh Ker Temple - The Koh Ker Group is located over 150 km northeast of Siem Reap town in Preah Vihear province. It briefly served as the capital of the Khmer empire between 928 and 944.

Temples in the Koh Ker Group include: Prasat Thom “7-tiered temple,” Prasat Pram, Prasat Neang Khmau, Prasat Linga, and Prasat Damre.

After a busy morning, between 12:00 pm-1:00 pm, lunch will be at a nearby local restaurant, taking approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour (Meals: dishes range from 5 USD, depending on the menu choice). After lunch, the tour proceeds to the next temples in the afternoon.

Beng Mealea - Beng Mealea is one of the most mysterious temples at Angkor, where nature has truly taken over. Exploring this colossal temple, built with the same floor plan as Angkor Wat, offers the ultimate Indiana Jones experience.

• 4-7 days temple pass for only $72 per person (kids under 12 free)
• Licensed English-speaking guide included
• Complimentary cool drinking water and wet towels
• Access to Kulen Mountain with a ticket priced at $20 per person (kids under 12 free)
• Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off service
• Entry to Koh Ker Group with a ticket at $15 per person (kids under 12 free)
• Comfortable private air-conditioned vehicle with a driver

• Accommodation ( Hotel/Guest House )
• Meals (B/L/D) - Food can be cost rank from 8USD per/dish depend on the food you order from menu.
• Gratuities
• Travel Ensurance

Over a period of 4 days, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the essential sights in and around Siem Reap, in addition to a few secluded attractions.

On Day 1, we’ll venture to all the primary temples located on the Small Circle road. On Day 2, we’ll journey to the sacred Kulen mountain in the National Park. Here, you can witness engravings beneath the riverbed as the water cascades over them, creating sanctified waters. On this day, we also plan to visit the temples of Banteay Srei, Banteay Samre & Pre Rup.

On the 3rd day, we’ll wake up early to watch the sunrise over Angkor Wat — a truly breathtaking sight. Post sunrise, we’ll proceed to temples located on the Big Circle, including Prah Khan, Neak Poan, Ta Som & East Mebon. During the afternoon, we’ll chart our course to the southern part of Siem Reap to explore 3 major temples within the Rolous Group.

Day 4, the final day, involves a lengthy drive to observe the temples in the Koh Ker Group & Beng Mealea. These secluded temples, often overlooked by tourists, offer a tranquil experience and a picturesque view of the surrounding countryside.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.