Three Day Angkor Temples & Koh Ker Tours
Krong Siem Reap, KH
100% of travellers recommend this
Highlights
- Explore the majestic Angkor Wat temple complex
- Discover hidden gems in lush jungles
- Experience rich history with expert guides
- Capture stunning photos of ancient ruins
- Enjoy a delicious local lunch amidst nature
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Private Tour Experience
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Includes Lunch
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In-vehicle Air Conditioning
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Professional Tour Guide
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Explore Less Touristy Temples
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Duration: 72 hours
Immerse yourselves in the enchanting world of ancient Cambodia with a captivating three-day journey through the majestic Angkor Temples and hidden gems of Koh Ker. They will explore the iconic Angkor Wat, the mysterious Ta Prohm, and the intricately carved Banteay Srei, all with the guidance of expert local tour guides. Experience the tranquility of less-visited temples nestled in lush jungles, where the whispers of history echo through time. In comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles, they will enjoy delicious local lunches, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Perfect for those who seek adventure and cultural immersion, this private tour promises unforgettable memories and a deeper understanding of Cambodia's rich heritage, making it a must for every passionate traveler.
At a Glance
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Free cancellation
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3 days
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Instant Confirmation
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Available in English
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Mobile voucher
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Private Tour
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Guided
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Family friendly
Featured Reviews
Discover the ancient wonders of Angkor with a guided three-day tour, exploring iconic temples and hidden gems in the heart of Cambodia.
Included
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Lunch -
In-vehicle air conditioningAir-conditioned vehicle
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OtherAll Fees and Taxes
Pickup
Check if pick-up is available from your location, you will select during checkout (providers may allow other pickup locations)
What to expect
Angkor Wat is The largest religious monument of the world was built in the 12 century by the Khmer king Suryavarman II, dedicate to Hindu god Vishnu but changed to Theravada Buddhist temple in 16 century. Angkor Wat is the most imposing mountain-temple ever built by the Khmer king. It's symbolize of Mount Meru with 5 top sancturies and the moat representing the cosmic ocean, but also its wonderful bas-reliefs, have no equivalent on the Angkor site. In 1585, the Portuguese traveler Diego Do Couto described Angkor Wat: " At half of a league from the city( Angkor Thom ) is a temple called Anga...this temple is such a particular construction that one can hardly describe it with the pen, nor can one compare it to any other building in the world " many centuries later his description still holds true!
120 minutes
Admission Not Included
Bayon Temple
Bayon was built by Khmer king Jayavarman VII in late 12 century and early 13 century, dedicated to Mahayana Buddhism, his state temple, at the centre of Angkor Thom, The capital city he turned into a safer heaven by erecting fortified wall around it. He place his kingdom under the protection of Buddha, whose statue was in the central shrine of the temple, and of the Bodhisattva Lokeshvara, whose features are represented on towers of temple, covering the cardinal directions thus extending the compassion of the king and a god he identified with over the entire kingdom. Others else from the giant smiling faces on the temple towers, you will see bas-relief of people daily life like cooking, kick boxing, cook fighting, a trade deal between Cambodian and Chinese, a women giving child birth...!
60 minutes
Admission Not Included
Ta Prohm was built by khmer King Jayavarman VII in late 12 century, dedicated to Mahayana Budhism, especially to a goddess Prajnaparamita whos his mother identified. It's temple forest claimed by nature, there are many giant trees growing on the roof of the temple, it got another name after the hollywood made a movie in 2001, called Tomb Raider.
60 minutes
Admission Not Included
Banteay Kdei temple built by king Jayavarman VII again! dedicated to Mahayana Buddhism in late 12 century. It's also temple forest, a bit smaller than Ta Prohm but it got trees grow on top as well. most people go to Ta Prohm so making Banteay Kdei less tourist visit temple.
40 minutes
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Pre Rup
Pre Rup was built in 10 century by Khmer king Rajendravarman II, dedicated to Hindu god Shiva. This temple was state temple, Pyramidal temple with five towers built out of bricks.
40 minutes
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The temple erected by Rajendravarman II in 10 century, brick temple, to the memory of his ancestors at the centre of East Baray(water reservoir but it has been dried out). The five sanctuaries were devoted to the main idol Cri Rajendreshvara in the form of a Linga ( The male organ, the symbol of fertility, the energy and strength), to Shiva and Parvati in the likeness of the king's father and mother and to Vishnu and Brahma. The carving on lintels is amazing well preserved and the 8 elephant statues, each one carved out of a single piece of sandstone about a real Asian elephant size!
40 minutes
Admission Not Included
The satellite temple of Preah Khan, built by King Jayavarman VII in the late 12 century, Mahayana Buddhist temple, it is featuring serveral representations of Lokeshvara. The temple has two main gates towers by giant heads with 4 smiling faces look to cardinal directions, the east gate is over grown by giant banyon tree.
40 minutes
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The Mahayana Buddhist temple built by Jayavarman VII ( AKA Jay7). This peaceful site, set in an enchanting environment, will provide a pleasant break during your visit of the Angkor temples. Neak Pean is the island temple built in the middle of the water reservoir Jayatataka or north Baray of Angkor, the design of this temple is: the artificial island inside the water reservoir, there are 5 ponds are on the island and there is a temple inside the central pond! Neak Pean symbolizes the mythical lake Anavatapta of Buddhist mythology. The lake is located at the centre of the world, somewhere in the Himalaya, and feeds four sacred rivers: the Indus, the Oxus, the Tarim and the Ganges. The four rivers fertilize the territories populated by, respectively, lions, bulls, horses and elephants. Each of the four chapels connecting the central pond to the satellite basins houses a large size head ( of a king, a lion, a horse and of an elephant). Water from central pond flowed throught their mouths to fill the basins. The central sanctuary stand on top of a circular base symbolizing a giant lotus flower. Two Nagas(serpents) whose bodies run along the base guard its access. In Khmer tradition the nagas are creatures associated with water.
50 minutes
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Preah Khan Temple
Preah Khan is one the large temple of king Jayavarman VII and Angkor, the Buddhist temple built in late 12 century. The temple built on purpose of king's father tomb and for Buddhist learning centre. Preah Khan offers some of the most beautiful Devatas and pediment carvings, as well as several structures, notably its Hall of dancers and Unique building set on high columns, which are in a relatively good state of preservation. The king's father, identified with Lokeshvara ( the god of compassion and represented to the father of all Buddhas) was venerated in Preah Khan a large city temple surrounded by the moat. On each of the cardinal points a causeway provide access to the temple domain. The causeways featured the row of Devatas (gods) and Asuras (demons) pulling Nagas, which it symbolized of the Hindu's mythology the Churning the ocean of milk.
60 minutes
Admission Not Included
Banteay Srei
Banteay Srei was the Hindu temple, dedication in 967 AD. The temple was found by the Brahmin named Yajyanavaraha who were attached to King Rajendravarman II and Jayavarman V. Banteay Srei mean has often been described as a gem of Khmer temples, it was built in pinkish sandstone with details carvings still in great condition! Perspective: A visual effect increasing perspective was use at Banteay Srei. The size of the gates progressively diminishes as one walk towards the temple, giving the impression that the temple is farther away than it actually is. The doorways of the central sanctuary are so small ( a little more than one meter ) that even in Angkor times, one surely had to bend one's head to get access to the small cella housing the idol.
50 minutes
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In the early of 10 century the King Jayavarman IV moved the capital from Angkor to create his own city Lingapura or Koh Ker in the modern day name, briefly 20 years period of times he had built large city with plenty of temples. He built Prasat Prang for his state temple. Prasat Prang is one the great terrace Pyramid monument in the world nowadays! You will see Prasat Bram, Neang Khmao, Prasat Linga, Prasat Damrei...these are also abandoned temple in the jungle so if you like peaceful and private time in the ruin, here is great place for you!
480 minutes
Admission Not Included
Mini Angkor Wat built in 12 century by the same king Suryavaman II. It's near Phnom Kulen mountain where is the sandstone quarries found around here( it's possible if you may like to see it). Beng Mealea is abandoning to the nature, the temple collapsed and many plants and trees are growing on the roof.
60 minutes
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The experience can be subject to change due to bad weather or unforseen circumstances. We always endeavour to give you the best possible experience.
Additional Information
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Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller -
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
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Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
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Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
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Public transportation options are available nearby
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Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
What our experts say
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Visit nearby restaurants for local meals. -
Bring comfortable shoes for temple walks.
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Try to start early to avoid crowds.
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Don't miss sunset views at Angkor Wat.
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Pack insect repellent for jungle areas.
More About this Experience
Introduction
Experience the breathtaking beauty and rich history of Cambodia with the Three Day Angkor Temples & Koh Ker Tours. This immersive journey takes travelers through the stunning Angkor archaeological park, where magnificent temples like Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Ta Prohm stand as testaments to a glorious past. Over three days, adventurers will explore not only the most iconic sites but also hidden gems nestled within the jungle, all under the guidance of a knowledgeable tour guide. The itinerary includes a blend of cultural immersion and breathtaking landscapes, ensuring every moment is filled with wonder. Comfortable air-conditioned transportation ensures a relaxed travel experience, while delicious local lunches provide a taste of authentic Khmer cuisine. This tour is designed for those who wish to delve deep into Cambodia’s incredible heritage, making it a must for anyone looking to create unforgettable memories.What to expect?
The Three Day Angkor Temples & Koh Ker Tours promises an extraordinary adventure filled with awe-inspiring sights and enriching experiences. Participants can expect to wander through the majestic halls of Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world, and marvel at the intricate bas-reliefs that adorn its walls. The journey continues to the enigmatic Bayon Temple, with its iconic smiling stone faces, and the mystical Ta Prohm, where nature has embraced ancient structure, creating a surreal atmosphere. Each day is carefully crafted to balance exploration with relaxation, allowing travelers to soak in the serenity of each temple. The tour also includes visits to lesser-known sites like Banteay Srei and Koh Ker, where fewer tourists tread, offering a more intimate experience with history. With a professional guide and a photographer accompanying, every moment is captured, ensuring memories last a lifetime.Who is this for?
The Three Day Angkor Temples & Koh Ker Tours is perfect for a wide range of travelers, from history enthusiasts to families seeking an enriching experience. Whether you are a solo adventurer yearning for cultural discovery, a couple looking for a romantic getaway amid stunning backdrops, or a family wanting to bond over shared exploration, this tour caters to all. While moderate physical fitness is recommended due to some walking involved, the journey is designed to be inclusive, accommodating travelers of various ages and interests. The private tour format allows for a personalized experience, where participants can engage with the guide, ask questions, and explore at their own pace. Even those with young children can comfortably join, as provisions are made for strollers and lap seating for infants. This tour creates an inviting atmosphere for everyone eager to uncover the treasures of Cambodia.Why book this?
Booking the Three Day Angkor Temples & Koh Ker Tours is an opportunity to embark on a uniquely tailored adventure that highlights the beauty and history of Cambodia. Unlike standard tours, this experience is designed for intimate exploration, with a focus on both popular attractions and hidden gems often overlooked by the masses. The knowledgeable guides not only provide insightful commentary but also share stories that breathe life into the ancient ruins, making history come alive. Plus, the comfort of air-conditioned vehicles means travelers can enjoy the sights without the stress of transportation logistics. The inclusion of local lunches offers a delightful culinary experience, allowing participants to savor authentic flavors while they recharge. Ultimately, this tour stands out for its combination of convenience, education, and exploration in a breathtaking setting, ensuring that every traveler leaves with lasting memories and a deeper appreciation for Cambodia’s rich heritage.Good to know
Before embarking on the Three Day Angkor Temples & Koh Ker Tours, it’s essential to be aware of a few details to enhance the experience. The tour is not recommended for those with poor cardiovascular health or spinal injuries, as some walking and exploring are involved. It’s advisable for travelers to have a moderate level of fitness to fully enjoy the sites. While the tour provides air-conditioned transportation, entrance fees to the temples are not included, so budgeting for these costs is necessary. Additionally, public transportation options are conveniently located nearby for those who may wish to explore further. Remember to wear comfortable clothing and footwear, as well as bring along sunscreen and water to stay hydrated in the Cambodian heat. The tour is designed to be family-friendly, making it an ideal choice for those traveling with children.Reviews
Feedback from travelers who have experienced the Three Day Angkor Temples & Koh Ker Tours speaks volumes about the quality and enjoyment of the journey. Many have praised the knowledgeable guides, noting that their passion for Cambodia's history and culture enriched the experience significantly. Travelers have expressed awe at the breathtaking beauty of the temples, particularly the serene atmosphere at the less-visited sites, where they felt a deep connection to the past. Families have shared how the private tour format allowed them to tailor the experience to their children's needs, making it stress-free and enjoyable for everyone. Overall, the reviews reflect high satisfaction, with many participants recommending it to friends and future travelers as an essential part of any visit to Cambodia. The combination of stunning sights, cultural insights, and excellent service leaves participants eager to share their experiences and return for more adventures.
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