Cambodia Tour

• 12:00–14:00 – Arrival at Siem Reap International Airport
• 14:30 – Private transfer to hotel (Angkor Holiday Hotel or similar)
• 15:00 – Check-in and rest
• 18:30 – Dinner at Indian restaurant
• Evening: Free time or explore night market

• 07:00 – Breakfast at hotel
• 08:00 – Depart on SIC tour with English-speaking guide
• 08:30–12:30 – Visit Angkor Wat, Bayon Temple, Ta Prohm
• Angkor Wat: Built in the early 12th century by King Suryavarman II, Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument in the world. This UNESCO World Heritage site is famed for its five lotus-shaped towers, over 600 meters of intricate bas-reliefs, and elaborate galleries depicting Hindu mythology and Khmer history. The sheer scale and architectural sophistication are a testament to the Khmer Empire’s genius.
• Bayon Temple: Located in the center of ancient Angkor Thom, Bayon is instantly recognizable for its 216 giant stone faces smiling serenely in all directions. The temple is richly decorated with bas-reliefs illustrating daily life, historical battles, and ceremonial processions, offering visitors a vivid glimpse into the culture of 12th–13th century Cambodia.
• Ta Prohm: Perhaps the most atmospheric ruin, Ta Prohm has been left largely in the condition it was discovered, with massive silk-cotton trees and strangler figs growing among the ancient walls. The interplay of jungle and temple has created an iconic, photogenic scene made famous by the movie Tomb Raider.
• 12:30 – Lunch break (at own expense)
• 14:00–17:00 – Explore Elephant Terrace, Leper King Terrace, South Gate
• Elephant Terrace
  Stretching over 300 meters, the Elephant Terrace was a grand viewing platform for Angkor’s kings to watch parades and public ceremonies. Its long sandstone walls are adorned with detailed carvings of elephants, garudas, and mythical creatures emerging from the stone. The terrace once connected to the royal palace and was used for important gatherings. Today, visitors can imagine the grandeur of the Khmer court assembled here. The bas-reliefs remain a testament to the artisans’ skill and creativity.
• Leper King Terrace
  Adjacent to the Elephant Terrace, the Leper King Terrace gets its name from a statue thought to represent a legendary leper king. The monument features hidden inner walls carved with intricate figures of deities and nagas (serpent spirits). Scholars believe it may have served as a royal cremation platform or ceremonial terrace. Its multi-layered carvings are some of the most beautiful in Angkor. Walking along the narrow corridors feels like uncovering a secret gallery of Khmer mythology.
• South Gate of Angkor Thom
  The South Gate is the grandest of Angkor Thom’s five monumental entrances. A causeway lined with 54 stone gods on one side and 54 demons on the other shows the myth of the Churning of the Ocean of Milk. Above the gate tower rise four giant faces watching over the approach. Crossing the bridge feels like entering a sacred realm frozen in time. This dramatic gateway offers one of Angkor’s most iconic photo opportunities.
• 17:00 – Return to hotel
• 19:00 – Dinner at Indian restaurant

• 07:00 – Breakfast at hotel
• 08:30 – Depart for Tonle Sap Lake
• 09:00–11:00 – Boat tour to floating village, stilt houses, local life experience
• Tonle Sap Lake & Floating Village Tour
  Board a traditional boat and cruise along Tonle Sap, Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake. Witness unique floating communities whose lives revolve around the rhythms of rising and receding waters. You’ll see floating houses, schools, markets, and fishermen casting nets, offering an authentic look into this fascinating ecosystem and way of life.· 11:30 – Return to hotel
• Afternoon: Free for spa, shopping, or optional excursions
• 19:00 – Dinner at Indian restaurant

• Breakfast & transfer to airport

Optional – Kulen Mountain National Park Tour – 50 USD Per Person Extra: Kulen Mountain National Park, located in northern Cambodia near Siem Reap, is a sacred and historically rich site. It is known for its lush forests, scenic waterfalls, and ancient ruins, including the famous reclining Buddha and the River of a Thousand Lingas. The park holds great spiritual significance for Cambodians and offers a peaceful escape into nature. Visitors can hike, swim, and explore centuries-old relics in this serene environment.