- We shall retrieve you from your scheduled pick-up locations (hotels, guesthouses or other sites) for ticket procurement and transportation to your sightseeing destinations.
The day begins with a sunrise spectacle at the Angkor Wat temple at 4:45 am. Following this, breakfast will be at a restaurant near the temple, followed by a detailed tour of the Angkor Wat temple.
- Post your Angkor Wat exploration, we will chauffeur you to the Ta Prohm temple, famous as the filming site of the Tomb Raider movie featuring a top Hollywood actress.
Come 12:30 pm, savor lunch at a local restaurant in proximity to the temple.
- After you’ve had lunch, either at 1:30 pm or 2 pm, we will whisk you away to witness the Banteay Kdei temple. Known as the teacher’s temple, it was constructed by King Jayavarman 7.
- Post your lunch, around 1:30 pm or 2 pm, the tour continues to Angkor Thom city and its central awe-striking attraction, Bayon.
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Lunch
This tour accommodates from 1 to 15 participants per group. It covers the top 4 temples in Cambodia, meaning a day’s visit essentially equates to having seen all 350 temples in the 400 km square area of the UNESCO park. Trying this outstanding tour is the only way to understand just how incredible it is! Thearith (John) designed this tour, keeping in mind those travellers who lack the time to explore all the temples of Siem Reap, Cambodia. It helps them economize without compromising on quality and offers crowd avoidance.
EXCEPTIONAL SERVICES: Since 2015, Angkor Guide Team (AGT) has consistently been highly ranked among many tours operating in Cambodia. AGT has been awarded certificates of excellence in service for 2018 and 2019 due to the high ratings given by our travellers on TripAdvisor.
OVER TWO DECADES OF EXPERIENCE: Our tour guides are officially licensed by The Ministry of Tourism. We operate with integrity, providing extensive information and taking complete responsibility.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
