2 Days in Siem Reap

PRASAT ANGKOR WAT One of the largest world monuments and famous World Heritage listed site
SOUTH GATE OF ANGKOR THOM The main entrance gate with faces caved in sandstone
PRASAT BAYON The largest city in the Khmer Empire with beautiful smiling faces
BAYON GROUP Some small temples such as Baphoun, King’s Terrace and Leper King
PRASAT TA PROHM Made famous by the movie call “Tomb Raider”, covered by the jungle.

PRASAT BANTEAY SREI The most beautiful, pink sandstone temple with detailed caving.  Its 35 kilometers away from grand tour site. Because of its delicate carvings Banteay Srei is also known as “Lady Temple”. You can stop mid-way to see locals making the natural sugar products from the sugar palm. Maybe you have never seen this before so take the opportunity while in this in this area.Before or after visiting Banteay Srei you can stop for lunch to one of the local restaurants nearby.

After finishing, head to a local restaurant.  You can tell your guide whether you prefer a local or western style restaurant. From the restaurant, head back to your hotel to relax after your busy day exploring the temples.

Please review the road map where you are going to visit

After you finish breakfast your guide or driver will pick you up at 8:00 from your hotel. Enjoy the natural beauty as you travel to the Temples and Floating Village. There is time to visit some villages and if you want to experience Ox cart riding, let us know so an advance booking can be made for you.

PRASAT PREAH KO This temple is older than temples on the Small Temples Tour
PRASAT BAKONG This is the main temple in Rolus Group. Inside this temple you can visit a monastery
PRASAT LOLOI A brick temple inside the monastery. After your visit you can make conversation with the novice monks.
FLOATING VILLAGES ON TONLE SAP The most popular sightseeing for locals and international visitors after finishing temples tours is to visit a floating village. Tonle Sap Lake is the largest lake in South East Asia, covering five Cambodian provinces. Most inhabitants around Tonle Sap are fisherman who also farm in the dry season. Cambodian floating villages are different to Vietnam, Thailand and Myanmar, because in Cambodia they are built high off the ground on tall posts.

Please review the road map where you are going to visit