Every year, Siem Reap attracts millions of tourists interested in visiting the renowned Angkor Wat temple. To make your visit more peaceful and private, we have designed this two-day tour which allows you to escape the bustling crowds for a day.
Most Peaceful Temples in Angkor World UNESCO Heritage Site
Prasat Kravan - Begin your exploration at Prasat Kravan temple, a Hindu sanctuary from the 10th century dedicated to the deity Vishnu.
Prasat Bat Chum - Often devoid of tourists, Bat Chum is a modestly-sized temple erected by Kavindrarimathana, the scholarly Buddhist minister of the Khmer ruler Rajendravarman, during the mid-10th century.
Pre Rup - A magnificent brick edifice offering panoramic views. The entire Angkor civilization lay hidden beneath the jungle, observable from its uppermost level.
Banteay Samre - Its architectural elegance and tranquility might make you reluctant to depart.
Eastern Mebon - This is the sole temple where you can find eight elephant sculptures carved from a single block of stone.
Preah Khan - A mesmerizing blend of intricate stone carvings and natural elements makes this temple unforgettable.
Banteay Prei - Rarely visited by tourists, this temple offers a serene and undisturbed exploration experience.
Visit the Main Temples in Angkor World UNESCO Heritage Site
Angkor Wat - Arrive early to witness the break of dawn at Angkor Wat.
Ta Prohm - The temple featured in the film ‘Tomb Raider’.
Banteay Kdei - A site where Japanese archaeology students unearthed 274 fragments of Buddha statues.
Angkor Thom - Dedicate the afternoon to discovering the ancient city of Angkor Thom and enjoy the sunset at the South Gate.
- Guidance by an English-speaking tour guide
- Complimentary bottles of drinking water
- Experiences of both sunrise and sunset
- Air-conditioned transport via car, minivan, or minibus
- Three-Day Angkor temple pass ($62 USD per person)
- Food and drinks.
- Accommodation.
- Please note that all visitors must respect the strict dress code at the temples. Guests must cover their thighs and shoulders when entering the temple complex. If you are not wearing the correct clothing, you may be refused entrance to the temples.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
