Angkor Wat - Day 1
In the early morning at 4:40, we pick up all tourists by Tuk Tuk or Van to Angkor Wat for sunrise. This is the largest monument complex in the world, featuring masterful Hindu scriptures and recognized as one of the seven finest world heritages. Afterward, we relax for breakfast for 1 hour.

Angkor Thom South Gate - Next, we bike to Angkor Thom South Gate, known as the city of gods in the Khmer Empire, surrounded by ancient dams and lost areas from the past.

Bayon Temple - Additionally, we bike to Bayon Temple, which features many faces on the four sides of its towers, representing the four noble minds of Buddha with deep heart smiles and peaceful icons.

Ta Nei Temple - After that, we continue to Ta Nei, a ruin complex in the jungle. Then, we relax for lunch.

Ta Prohm - Next, we proceed to Ta Prohm, known as the Tomb Raider temple, dedicated to the king’s mother or an ancient Buddhist university. The temple is famous for its anaconda trees growing on the galleries and sandstone blocks, accompanied by the sounds of cicadas and parrots around the temple enclosures.

Banteay Srei - Then, we head to Banteay Srei, also known as the Pink Temple, and relax for lunch. Next, we move to the Rolous Group and then head to the Floating Village. Lastly, we return to the hotel.

Banteay Samre - Day 2
In the morning at 8:00, we continue to Banteay Samre, a ruin complex made of laterite with quiet views from the 12th century. We then proceed to Sugar Palm Village to see how they produce sugar palm.

Preah Ko - We visit small, quiet reddish towers from the 9th century, featuring the best arts on lintels.

Bakong - This is the first sandstone temple in the Khmer Empire with a single tower, offering views from the top.

Kompong Phluk - This is a fantastic floating village where we can see local life activities along stilted houses and green mangrove trees. We then return to the hotel.

Preah Khan - Day 3: At 7:30 in the early morning, we bike to Preah Parilay, a small ruin complex in a quiet jungle with a single tower. We then move to Preah Khan, built in the 12th century to honor the king’s father. The complex features ruined roofs and galleries with giant plants growing from the peak to the bottom in the deep forest, and beautiful girl dancers in straight pediments.

Ta Som - After lunch, we continue to Ta Som, where the main structure of the gopura is carved with four faces in the Bayon style. The eastern outer gopura has been overgrown by a sacred fig, which has grown down through the blocks and into the ground. We then take a 1-hour lunch break.

Neak Pean - Next, we head to Neak Pean, an artificial island with a Buddhist temple on a circular island in Jayatataka Baray. It is known for body bathing and lucky face and body cleaning with blossomed lotus ponds in the middle tower.

Pre Rup - We climb up to see the top of green views and the sunset.

Eastern Mebon - Finally, we visit Eastern Mebon, built in the core of a dam around the bushes.