• Angkor National Museum - We start the tour 1:00 pm to Angkor Nation Museum as many ancient statues were collected from temple and replica images or read on short script abut them for 2 hours. Any more, we head to Independence Garden as Boeng Kilo which made by French and then we see King Residence, the oldest hotel in Colonial Style of French,the most expensive hotel and we buy Lotus flowers for Preah Angchek Preah Chom worships which we believe as holy image soul that it embed in side .After that, we scan to tree top for big bats that they are hanging on tree branches with natural music or god music are to play our ancestor for boon giving to all people.
  Next, we head to Kill Field Monument that show us about genocide regime was happened in 1975-1979 or 3 years 8 months and 20 days as it was killed around 2 millions people by heavy punishment,over loaded work , Starving and disease infections through my pity county in Buddhist pagoda for 40 minutes and we drive to west city for our sunset relaxing on the ancient dam or West Baray which built in 11 century for religious functions, water system and food security in the past until now.Then, we move to see the Oldest temple in Siem Reap in 9 century.

Note: we are waiting for sunset until dark evening with beer warming.The last , we back hotel for your own time.

• Luxurious A/C transport (Lexus/mini van/mini bus) with a licensed driver
• Expert English-speaking tour guide
• Gratuities are recommended
• Refreshing cold water and towels provided
• Convenient pickup and transfer service

• other personal expenses
• Museum Ticket

Our journey begins at 1:00 pm with a two-hour visit to the Angkor Nation Museum, after which we proceed to the Independence Garden, also known as Boeng Kilo. We then visit the King’s Residence, the colonial French-style oldest hotel, and the most upscale hotel, before purchasing Lotus flowers for worship at Preah Angchek Preah Chom. We also get the chance to spot large bats perched on tree branches.
Next, we make our way to the Kill Field Monument in a Buddhist pagoda, spending around 40 minutes there, before driving west towards the city for some serene sunset gazing at an ancient dam, constructed in the 11th century for religious activities, water management, and food security, and still functional to this day. Lastly, we visit the oldest temple in Siem Reap, dating back to the 9th century.

• We have to wear the proper clothes if you wear shorts ,we have cover by scarf when we walk in pagoda.

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