Itinerary:

Itinerary for 4 day trips:

DAY 1: DAY 2: DAY 3: DAY 4:

Morning 8:00 AM:we visit the magnificent ruins of Angkor Thom Complex, South gate, Bayon is the favorite temple of the visitors because it is famous for its four smiling-stone faces of Buddhisattva-Avalokitesvara. Baphuon is one of the most spectacular of Angkor’s temples in its heyday. Phimeanakas must have been crowned with golden pinnacle, as Zhou Daguan described it as the “Tower of Gold”. It also resembles to those of the Maya Temples at Tikal, Guatemala. Terrace of elephants is the forum for the ancient monarch viewed the military parade or rehearsal and celebrations as well as the Royal reception hall…etc. Terrace of Leper King was built in the late 12th to the beginning of 13thcentury AD, which dating from the reign of king Jayavarman VII. It is in the shape of a square base is of 25 meters for each side and 7 meters high. It may have served as the royal crematorium or royal court house of the king JayavarmanVII. Sour proat,“the Towers of the tight rope walkers,” because the performers stretched their high wires between them,” said Chinese Diplomat, Zhou Daguan 1296 A.D. The end of the tour, transfer to Siem Reap Airport for departure flight to the neighboring country and rest for lunch time at the restaurant around temple. Afternoon: After lunch around 1:00 PM  we all explore Angkor Wat is the famous of all the temples on the plain of Angkor area. It is comparable in size to the Imperial Royal Palace in Beijing, “The Forbidden City” in China. Lunch is on your own personal expense and visiting sun set if the weather is good . Morning Visiting Sun rise at Angkor Wat then breakfast (Angkor Reach restaurant head on temple) Prah Khan is the historical site of the World Monuments Fund “prime” Asian project a painstaking renovation while maintaining its mysterious allures and superb original structure. Neak Pean which dated late 12th century, Buddhist temple, king Jayavarman VII, art-style Bayon Temple. It is a small man-made island temple which located in the middle of the last Baray called Jayatataka to be constructed by a famous Angkor constructor, king Jayavarman VII. Ta Som is a small, tranquil temple and affords a delightful undisturbed visit. A significant feature of Ta Som Temple is the growth of a huge fig tree on the east gate, which can provide a dramatic example of nature and art entwined together ,East Mebon stands on what was once an island in the Eastern Baray, and was built by Rajendravarman II in the mid of 10thcentury as a shrine to his ancestors and temple’s divinity Rajendresvara was dedicated on Friday 28th January 953 at about 11AM and Pre Rup, a pyramid temple-mountain which stands on a high base with three narrow tiers serves as a pedestal for the 5 brick towers. It was erected in the mid of the 10thcentury 961 during the reign of King Rajendravarman II, dedicating to Shiva-God and his ancestors and lunch at the temple Afternoon: Ta prohm is one of the area’s most beautiful temples. It has been left relatively untouched since it was re-discovered and retained much of its mystery. Ta keo symbolized the golden mountain which used as “the Head quarter of the justice of the Mandarins Morning: 8:00 AM :Kbal Spean was constructed in the 11thcentury in the reign of king Suryavarman I and his son, king Udayadityavarman II. Kbal Spean is a spectacularly carved riverbed; set deep in the jungle to the north-west of Angkor Area. More commonly referred to in English as “the River of a thousand Lingas,” the name actually means (Bridge Head) a reference to the natural rock bridge at the site. Shiva-Lingas have been elaborately carved into the riverbed, and images of Hindu deities are dotted about the area. It was left in the jungle for centuries ago and re-discovered in 1969, when EFEO ethnologist Jean Boulbet was shown the area by a local hermit; the area was soon off-limits due to the civil war, only becoming safe again in 1998. Lunch is at Borey Sovann restaurant near Kbal Spean. Afternoon: Banteay Srei, the brilliant beauty and enchantment of Banteay Srei is nearly everyone’s favorite historical temple. The special charm of this small temple lies in its remarkable state of preservation and excellence is of decoration. It is a Hindu temple which dating from the mid 10thcentury. Banteay Samrè refers to an ethnic group of mountain people, who inhabited the region at the base of Phnom Kulen and were probably related to Khmers. It is believed that some people living in the preah Dak village are also the  descendents of Samre. Banteay Samre temple dated from the same period of the construction of Angkor Wat and was built by Suryavarman II in 1113-1150, dedicating to Vishnu-God. Morning: 8:00 AM breakfast at local restaurant and Visiting the Tonle Sap lake which is famouse of fishes and other watery products and beautiful view on during flooding then take serverall time to see the real life of Cambodian floating village ( Chong Khneas) there are more interesting for floating house and other activities from the daily life of the villagers,return for lunch at the hotel or optional choice in the town. Afternoon: Visiting the area of Khmer  Silk farm which perform by cambodian specialist and home-made productivities with plenty of silk model and different  epoch while Cambodia nowadays continue to conservation. You may be suggest to see also the real activities perform by Cambodian young generation and with just modern invention at Artisan Dángkor ( Created by French and Cambodia for all tourists and where you never seen anywherelse) Leaving for Angkor muesuem whare the thousand Buddha images and the ancient sculptures were installed for attracking tourists and you may feel into the past events. Evening visit suggest by Guide will trip around local market see the small buisness by Cambodian vendors and where the local fruitation,vegetation,Herb,traditional madicine,and some other Cambodian countryside –made