Visit Angkor Wat, a wonder of ancient Cambodia, and Angkor Thom, the old Khmer capital with the Bayon’s stone faces. See the Royal Palace, the Terrace of the Elephants and the Terrace of the Leper King. Explore Ta Prohm, a mysterious temple untouched by time.

Warnings of the activity

During the visit of the Bakan tower of Angkor Wat temple, visitors are required to wear proper attire, covering shoulders and knees as this temple is still considered as a sacred site (no short, miniskirt or short trousers). Children under twelve years old are not allowed to climb up this tower. It will be closed on the Buddhist Sabbath Days, the Buddhist religious days, four days a month in accordance with the Lunar Calendar.
During the visit of Baphoun temple – visitors should wear shirts or blouse covering shoulders and arms and long skirts and trousers covering legs (no miniskirt or short trousers).
From 01 Dec 2021, Apsara authorities reopened for visitors and they can have access to 1st & 2nd level of Bayon. The 3rd level remains closed for the moment.

In the morning, transfer from the hotel to the Angkor Wat temple, which is Cambodia's ancient temple city and one of the wonders of the oriental world.
Continue to discover the South Gate of Angkor Thom, the capital of Angkor until the 15th century served as the religious and administrative center of the vast and powerful Khmer empire. It is a microcosm of the universe embracing the Bayon with its giant stone faces - one of the most recognizable images connected to classic Khmer art. The Royal Palace, the Terrace of the Elephants, an impressive two-and-a-half-meter tall wall used, by the king, as a giant reviewing stand for public ceremonies. And the Terrace of the Leper King referring to the statue that sits on the top of the platform.
Visit then the Ta Prohm temple, which is one of the most beautiful and famous temples in the area, as it has been (almost) untouched since it was discovered and retains much of its mystery.

Note: During the visit of the Bakan tower of Angkor Wat temple, visitors are required to wear proper attire, covering shoulders and knees as this temple is still considered as a sacred site (no short, miniskirt or short trousers). Children under twelve years old are not allowed to climb up this tower. It will be closed on the Buddhist Sabbath Days, the Buddhist religious days, four days a month in accordance with the Lunar Calendar.

Note: During the visit of Baphoun temple – visitors should wear shirts or blouse covering shoulders and arms and long skirts and trousers covering legs (no miniskirt or short trousers).

Note: From 01 Dec 2021, Apsara authorities reopened for visitors and they can have access to 1st & 2nd level of Bayon. The 3rd level remains closed for the moment.