• Roluos Temples - Explore the earliest temples in the Angkor region, known as the Roluos Group. These monuments, which were the capital of Indravaraman I (reigned 877-89), are among the first large, permanent temples constructed by the Khmer classical art.
• Preah Ko - Preah Ko was built by Indravaraman I in the late 9th century and dedicated to his ancestors in 880.
• Bakong Temples - Bakong is the largest and most fascinating temple of the Roluos group, featuring an active Buddhist monastery.
• Lolei - Located just north of the east entrance, Lolei consists of four brick towers that replicate those at Preah Ko. These were constructed on an islet in the center of a large reservoir by Yasovarman I, the founder of Angkor’s first city.
• Tonle Sap Lake - In the afternoon, visit the floating village, a cluster of three villages with stilted houses within the Tonle Sap floodplain, about 16 km southeast of Siem Reap. These primarily Khmer villages have around 3,000 residents. The surrounding flooded mangrove forest is home to diverse wildlife, including crab-eating macaques. During the dry season, when the lake is low, the village buildings appear to tower on their 6-meter stilts. At 4:00 pm, the tour concludes, and the guide and driver will return you to your hotel.
• Phare, The Cambodian Circus - This optional tour follows the temple visits. Phare Ponleu Selpak runs extensive outreach programs to address issues highlighted in their stories. Phare, the Cambodian Circus, provides students and graduates a platform to refine their skills and earn a decent income, lifting them from poverty and granting them self-respect and freedom.
  7:00 pm Depart for the Cambodia Phare Circus show.
  7:30 pm Arrive and explore the Phare Boutique, which showcases original art by students, charming circus souvenirs, and various locally made handicrafts.
  8:00 pm The show begins, offering more than just a circus. Phare performers use theater, music, dance, and modern circus arts to narrate uniquely Cambodian stories—historical, folk, and modern. The young circus artists will amaze you with their energy, emotion, enthusiasm, and talent.
  9:00 pm The show ends, and you will be transferred back to the hotel.
• Por Cuisine Dinner with Apsara Show ប៉ូរ ឃ្វីហ្ស៊ីន - This optional tour follows the temple visits. Phare Ponleu Selpak runs extensive outreach programs to address issues highlighted in their stories. Phare, the Cambodian Circus, provides students and graduates a platform to refine their skills and earn a decent income, lifting them from poverty and granting them self-respect and freedom.
  7:00 pm Depart for the Cambodia Phare Circus show.
  7:30 pm Arrive and explore the Phare Boutique, which showcases original art by students, charming circus souvenirs, and various locally made handicrafts.
  8:00 pm The show begins, offering more than just a circus. Phare performers use theater, music, dance, and modern circus arts to narrate uniquely Cambodian stories—historical, folk, and modern. The young circus artists will amaze you with their energy, emotion, enthusiasm, and talent.
  9:00 pm The show ends, and you will be transferred back to the hotel.
• ភោជនីយដ្ឋាន ចំប៉ី និងបារ - This optional tour follows the temple visits. Meet your guide for a specially curated evening foodie tour and experience. Champey restaurant serves authentic Khmer cuisine on Pub Street.
  6:00 pm Depart for Sambai for local wine tasting.
  6:30 pm Head to the local night market for food tasting.
  7:30 pm Return to the city for dinner at Champey Restaurant.
  9:00 pm Transfer back to the hotel.

• English speaking guide
• Refreshment drink & cold towel
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Temple Pass: $37/per person
• Lunch
• Boat Fee: $20/Group
• Cambodia Phare Circus : $28/Person (Optional Tour)
• Por Cuisine Restaurant : $25/Person (Optional Tour)
• Champey Restaurant : $25/Person (Optional Tour)

Siem Reap is a land brimming with mysteries, particularly the detailed stone structures strewn across the region. This journey will guide you through the oldest Angkorian temple complex, Roluos, which was once the capital under the reign of Indravaraman I (877-89). Preah Ko, a 9th-century temple, was erected to honor the royal lineage. Bakhong, the most extensive and captivating temple of the Roluos Group, stands as the original mountain temple designed as a tiered pyramid. Lolei’s four brick towers mimic the design found at Preah Ko. Following a lunch break, the trip continues to a floating village on Tonle Sap lake, featuring stilt buildings, inundated mangrove forests, local fauna, and affable villagers.

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