Exploring the majestic temples of Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and Koh Ker in Cambodia is a captivating experience. This 2-day group tour promises an immersive cultural journey, blending stunning architecture, mystical ruins, and delectable local cuisine. With seamless logistics, including hotel pick-up and drop-off, English-speaking guides, and all entrance fees covered, travelers can fully enjoy the rich history and enchanting landscapes of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Whether marveling at the grandeur of Angkor Wat or uncovering the secrets of the jungle-clad Ta Prohm, this tour offers an unforgettable adventure that…
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Good To Know
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This 2-day Angkor Wat tour package covers the highlights, including Angkor Wat, Bayon Temple, Ta Prohm, and Koh Ker pyramid, with hotel pick-up/drop-off, transportation, and English-speaking guide.
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The tour includes lunch at local restaurants, a buffet dinner with Apsara dance performance, and all entrance fees to the visited temples.
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Wheelchair accessibility is available, but advance notice is required, and extra charges may apply for certain sites with limited accessibility.
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The tour follows a dress code of trousers or knee-length skirts/dresses, and vegetarian options are available upon request.
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Additional options include sunrise/sunset visits and flexible cancellation policy, with no upfront payment required.
Tour Overview
This 2-day Angkor Wat tour package offers visitors a comprehensive exploration of Cambodia’s iconic historical sites.
Priced from $295 per group (up to 2 participants), the tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off, transportation, an English-speaking guide, and all necessary entry passes.
Highlights include the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat, the intricate Bayon Temple, the jungle-shrouded Ta Prohm, and the ancient Koh Ker pyramid.
Guests can enjoy a buffet dinner with an Apsara dance performance and have the option to add sunrise and sunset visits.
With a flexible cancellation policy and no upfront payment required, this tour provides a hassle-free way to discover the wonders of Angkor.
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Itinerary Day 1
On the first day of the tour, visitors begin their exploration of Angkor’s wonders. They start by visiting the South Gate of Angkor Thom, followed by the impressive Bayon Temple with its iconic faces.
Next, they’ll explore the Bapoun and the Elephant Terrace. In the afternoon, they’ll explore the enigmatic Ta Prohm Temple, made famous by the Tomb Raider film.
After a local lunch, they’ll cap off the day at the magnificent Angkor Wat, built by King Suryavarman II.
The tour concludes with a buffet dinner and an Apsara dance performance, providing a glimpse into Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage.
Itinerary Day 2
On the second day, the tour group travels northeast for approximately 130 kilometers to the Koh Ker temples. The primary focus is the Pyramid, built by King Jayavarman IV in the 9th century.
Along the way, they visit the O Thmordab stone quarry. After lunch at a local restaurant, the group explores Beng Mealea Temple, an 11th-century ruin in a jungle setting, with its overgrown structures resembling Angkor Wat.
The itinerary for the second day includes:
- Visit the Koh Ker Pyramid.
- Stop at the O Thmordab stone quarry.
- Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.
- Explore the Beng Mealea Temple.
Inclusions
The tour package includes hotel pick-up and drop-off services in Siem Reap, all necessary transportation, and an English-speaking tour guide to accompany the group throughout the journey. Participants will also receive cold drinking water, a delectable lunch at a local restaurant, and a sumptuous buffet dinner complete with an Apsara dance show. Plus, the tour includes entrance fees to the various temples, ensuring a comprehensive and hassle-free experience.
| Inclusion | Details |
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| Meals | Lunch at a local restaurant, Buffet dinner with Apsara Dance Show |
| Entrance Fees | Temple pass for all sites visited |
| Other | Hotel pick-up/drop-off, Transportation, English-speaking guide, Gratuities |
The tour offers an inclusive package, catering to the needs of the travelers and ensuring a memorable journey through the wonders of Angkor.
More Great Thing To Do NearbyAccessibility
For this tour, the Angkor Wat sites are generally wheelchair accessible, though an extra charge may apply upon request.
Some things to consider regarding accessibility:
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Angkor Wat’s vast open spaces and well-paved walkways make it relatively easy to navigate for wheelchair users.
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Bayon Temple and Ta Prohm, however, have more uneven terrain and narrow passages that may present challenges.
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The Koh Ker temple complex, being remote, may have limited accessibility options.
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Advance notice is required to ensure appropriate arrangements are made for wheelchair users.
Visitors are advised to inquire about specific accessibility needs when booking the tour to ensure a comfortable experience.
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Dress Code
Appropriate attire is required for visiting the Angkor Wat sites. Trousers or knee-length skirts/dresses are recommended. Exposing too much skin, such as in shorts or sleeveless tops, is generally frowned upon out of respect for the sacred temples.
Comfortable walking shoes are also advised, as the sites involve extensive exploration on foot. While the tours operate in all weather conditions, it’s best to dress accordingly, bringing layers or rain protection if needed.
Following the local dress code ensures a respectful experience and smooth entry into the Angkor Archaeological Park.
Vegetarian Options
Vegetarian options are available upon request at the time of booking for this Angkor Wat tour.
The tour provider is happy to accommodate dietary preferences, ensuring all guests can fully enjoy the culinary experience.
The vegetarian menu may include:
- Fresh vegetable stir-fry with aromatic herbs and spices
- Khmer-style vegetable curry with steamed rice
- Grilled tofu and mixed salad with a tangy dressing
- Seasonal fruit platter for a refreshing dessert
Guests should simply notify the tour operator of their dietary needs when making the reservation to ensure a seamless and enjoyable dining experience during the Angkor Wat exploration.
Additional Notes
Tour-goers can opt to extend their Angkor Wat experience by requesting a sunrise or sunset tour for an additional charge.
The pickup and drop-off services are limited to hotels in Siem Reap, so those staying outside the city will need to make their own arrangements to reach the meeting point.
The tour is wheelchair accessible, but an extra charge applies for this service.
Guests are advised to dress appropriately, with trousers or knee-length skirts/dresses, and to wear comfortable walking shoes.
The tour operates in all weather conditions, so dressing accordingly is essential.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Cameras and Photography Allowed at the Temples?
Photography is generally allowed at the temples. However, visitors should be respectful and avoid flash photography, as it can damage the delicate structures. Some areas may have restrictions, so it’s best to check with the tour guide.
Can We Customize the Tour to Visit Additional Sites?
Yes, the tour can be customized to visit additional sites. The tour operator is generally flexible and willing to accommodate requests to modify the itinerary, subject to availability and additional charges if applicable.
Do We Need a Visa to Enter Cambodia?
Yes, most travelers need a visa to enter Cambodia. Visitors can obtain a visa on arrival at the Cambodian border or apply for an e-visa online prior to their trip. Checking visa requirements is important before traveling to Cambodia.
What Is the Best Time of Year to Visit the Temples?
The best time to visit the temples in Cambodia is during the dry season, from November to April, when temperatures are cooler and there’s less rainfall. Travelers can avoid the crowds by going during the shoulder seasons of November-December or March-April.
Are There Any Age Restrictions or Requirements for the Tour?
The tour does not have any age restrictions or requirements. It is suitable for travelers of all ages, though a reasonable level of mobility is recommended to navigate the temples and historical sites comfortably.
Sum Up
This 2-day group tour offers a comprehensive exploration of Cambodia’s iconic Angkor temples. Visitors will marvel at the stunning architecture of Angkor Wat, the serene Bayon, and the enchanting jungle ruins of Ta Prohm. With an English-speaking guide, all entrance fees, and local cuisine, this tour provides a seamless and immersive cultural experience. It’s an unforgettable journey through Cambodia’s rich history and heritage.
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