1 Day - Angkor Wat, Bayon,Angkor Thom, Ta Promh, Preah Khan

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Stop At: Angkor Wat, Sangkat Nokor Thum, Siem Reap Cambodia

Angkor Wat is best known for its most exquisite appeals of sunrise synergy behind and atop the center of the summit. King Suryavarman II has bestowed Cambodia a very stunning lasting legacy with numerous carvings and stories for every generation to come. The second noticeable thing about Angkor Wat is the countless portrays of murals and statues within almost the entire structure. The breathtaking view from the first enclosure across the hallway to the hidden center can fulfill any explorer’s dream. If you ever wonder why the view is so perfect, that is because the entrance corridor is a passage for the royal lineage, their advisors and governors only. Whereas the adjacent doorways are for citizens and elephants to pass through.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Angkor Thom, Angkor Wat, Siem Reap 17259 Cambodia

Only Angkor Wat can best this next sublime temple of Siem Reap, which is no other than the capital city of Angkor Thom. Bayon temple or also known as Angkor Thom was the first temple with its unique impressions that embodies Buddhism. Jayavarman VII built this absolute majestic structure in the year 1181-1220. In means to open to additional religion of Buddhism, thus Bayon existed in such a signifying beautiful form. The four leveled heritage rains down smiles onto all visitors from anywhere around the world. With stories of old and the scenery of its livelihood and time, Bayon temple is a must-see temple of Siem Reap. Formation of towers with four faces and divine smiles roaming within the Bayon complex.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Preah Khan, Angkor Wat Angkor Archaelogical Park, Siem Reap 17252 Cambodia

Located in the grand circuit tour of the archeological park, hidden within the deep trees is another beautiful city temple. With the most welcoming first impression, it’s the stunning hallway entrance sided by hollow forest saturates the scene with mystery. The unique complement of the aligning poles of the carved Buddhists making Preah Khan’s sandstone even more alluring. With some similarities to the iconic Ta Prohm temple, Preah Khan has a few spots where the enormous Resin trees take roots atop the ancient structure. In the year 1191, King Jayavarman VII built this temple along with other monuments after his victorious recapture from Champa. With the name Preah Khan, it can be translated into “Holy Sword”.

This city was known to be the Buddhist university and was built to honor his graceful father King Dharanindravarman II. However, the signature structure of Preah Khan locates at the Northeast within the gate, the only building ever with rounded columns. Within the complex that fills with blooming murals, mythic beings and kings that would edged its way onto your Siem Reap temples list.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Ta Prohm, National Road #6 Angkor Archaeological Park, Siem Reap 17252 Cambodia

There’s no doubt about it that Ta Prohm has the most mind-blowing scenery for anyone that comes across it. The temple captivates in most of what nature can take hold of an ancient civilization. Life-size roots spread over and across, groping the structures from above from its massive pillars of tree trunks. The roots spread wide and far like living tentacles of its pale scale embrace firmly onto the sandstone exterior. The eroding ruins covered by moss and sprouts give off an atmosphere out of this world and time. Jayavarman VII built this royal palace to dedicate to his mother and father and mentors for their knowledgable teachings

Duration: 1 hour