2-Day Wonders of Siem Reap: Ancient Temples & Floating Communities
8:00 AM – Angkor Wat: Start your day at Angkor Wat, a Buddhist temple complex located in Cambodia, near the city of Siem Reap. Built in the 12th century by King Suryavarman II, it is considered the largest religious monument in the world. Angkor Wat is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Cambodia's main tourist attractions.
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- Profesional Tour Guide
- Transportation
- All Temples Entrance Fee
- Boat Tickets fee
- All Taxs
- Water
- cold tolwels
Tour Plan
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1Morning 08:00 Angkor Wat8:00 AM – Angkor Wat: Start your day at Angkor Wat, a Buddhist temple complex located in Cambodia, near the city of Siem Reap. Built in the 12th century by King Suryavarman II, it is considered the largest religious monument in the world. Angkor Wat is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Cambodia's main tourist attractions.
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2Afternoon 12:00 Ta Prohm TempleTa Prohm: Famous for the gigantic tree roots intertwined with the ruins, giving it a mystical and picturesque appearance. This temple was featured as a backdrop in the movie Tomb Raider and remains one of the most popular attractions for visitors to Angkor.
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3Evening 17:00 The Sunset Peak (Phnom Bakheng)Perched on a volcanic hill rising above the jungle, Phnom Bakheng is the ultimate vantage point for a classic Angkor sunset. As the oldest temple complex in the Angkor area, this 9th-century mountain temple features steep stone tiers that lead to a breathtaking 360-degree view. From the summit, you can watch the sky turn brilliant shades of orange and pink, casting a golden glow over the distant towers of Angkor Wat and the expansive waters of the West Baray. It’s a peaceful,
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1Morning 08:00 The Lakeside Village of Kampong PhlukKampong Phluk Village Tour: Walk along the pathways of this fishing village, perched high on towering stilts. Afterward, transfer to small rowing boats to explore the flooded forest—which is completely submerged for six months of the year after the rainy season, and turns into a petrified forest during the dry season. This remote and traditional village in the heart of Cambodia is practically accessible only by boat, with every structure entirely built on massive stilts. The locals live off fishing and crocodile farming. Even the monastery and the school are built on stilts, as the lake's water level rises by several meters after the rainy season.
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2Afternoon 14:00 The Living Art VillageThe Living Art Village (by Artisans Angkor) Tucked away just a short walk from Siem Reap's bustling Old Market, The Living Art Village is a peaceful, green sanctuary where Cambodia’s ancient soul comes to life. Part bustling workshop and part open-air gallery, it was created as a social enterprise to revive ancestral Khmer crafts. As you wander through the breezy spaces, you’ll see master craftsmen patiently carving intricate sandstone deities, painting delicate silks, and shaping lacquerware right before your eyes. It’s a beautifully raw, human experience where you can witness the incredible patience behind each handmade piece. Every visit directly supports fair wages and vocational training for hundreds of local artisans, keeping these beautiful traditions alive.
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