Full Day Angkor Tour with Sunrise
Drinking Water
Entrance Fees
Hotel Pick up & Drop off
From Price per person
price based on 2 persons travelling or
per person for join-in tours.
$99
Excursion Highlights
- Experience the breathtaking sunrise over the iconic Angkor Wat temple, a moment that promises to be unforgettable.
- Explore the enchanting jungle temple of Ta Prohm, where nature intertwines with ancient architecture.
- Discover the intricate bas-reliefs and captivating giant stone faces of the Bayon temple, a highlight of the Angkor complex.
Full Day Angkor Tour with Sunrise
Awaken early to witness the stunning sunrise illuminating the magnificent Angkor Wat temple, a sight that will leave you in awe. As the first rays of light dance across the ancient stones, take a moment to absorb the serene atmosphere before delving deeper into the central complex. Explore the intricate bas-reliefs that tell stories of a bygone era, allowing you to connect with the rich history of this UNESCO World Heritage site. After this enchanting experience, you have the option to return to your hotel for breakfast or enjoy a delightful picnic box prepared by your hotel.
Following breakfast, your Angkor adventure continues at the royal pool of Srah Srang, a tranquil spot perfect for reflection. Next, journey to the famous jungle temple of Ta Prohm, known for its captivating fusion of nature and architecture. Take your time to wander through the temple, entering from the West entrance and exiting at the East, a leisurely walk of approximately 1.5 kilometers. Just a short trek through the forest from Ta Prohm, you will discover the lesser-known temple of Ta Nei, where you may find yourself exploring this hidden gem in solitude, surrounded by the serene beauty of the jungle.
Your exploration then leads you to the Ta Keo temple, recognized as the “mountain with bronze peaks.” Here, marvel at its impressive five-tiered pyramid structure, a testament to the architectural ingenuity of the Khmer Empire. The journey continues to the Victory Gate of Angkor Thom, where you can choose to stroll along the path beside the 8-meter-high laterite city wall or opt for a scenic drive. Along the way, take a moment to admire an imposing statue from the Bayon, now displayed at Vihear Prampeilveng.
Next, immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of Preah Palilay, where magnificent tree roots envelop the central tower, creating a quintessential ‘jungle temple’ photo opportunity. Afterward, walk through the shaded parkland behind the terraces, passing by Phimeanakas with its serene lakes and the impressive Baphuon, before finally reaching the state temple of Jayavarman at the heart of the city, the Bayon. Here, explore the temple’s captivating giant stone faces and intricate bas-reliefs that vividly depict scenes from everyday life in the Angkorian era, guided by your knowledgeable expert who will share insights into this remarkable site.
Destination Information
Siem Reap
Siem Reap is a city where ancient history and everyday life coexist amid a landscape shaped by waterways and lush greenery. Its streets reveal a blend of traditional Khmer architecture and modest urban development, reflecting a community rooted in local customs while engaging with growing tourism. The city’s proximity to the vast Tonle Sap Lake influences both its economy and atmosphere, with floating villages and fishing activities visible beyond the urban edges. Central to Siem Reap’s identity is the nearby Angkor Archaeological Park, where temple ruins rise from dense forest, offering insight into the grandeur of the Khmer Empire. This historical presence contrasts with the lively Old Market area, where vendors sell local crafts and produce, providing a glimpse into contemporary daily life. Beyond the city limits, Phnom Kulen National Park offers natural landscapes and spiritual sites, reinforcing the region’s connection to Cambodia’s cultural heritage. Together, these elements create a destination that balances the weight of its past with the rhythms of present-day community life.Travel Notes
- Guests should prepare for an early start to witness the sunrise at Angkor Wat, so ensure they have a good night’s sleep prior to the tour.
- For the visit to Ta Prohm, comfortable walking shoes are recommended as the terrain can be uneven and the temple grounds are expansive.
- While exploring Ta Nei, guests may enjoy a quieter experience as it is less frequented; however, they should be mindful of their surroundings as the area is more remote.
- When visiting the Victory Gate of Angkor Thom, guests can choose between walking or taking a vehicle; inform them of the distance if they opt to walk (500m to the Death Gate).
- At Preah Palilay, guests should be cautious of the tree roots and uneven surfaces while taking photos, as the area can be slippery.
- It is advisable to carry water and snacks, especially during the warmer months, as the tour involves significant walking and outdoor exploration.
- Respect local customs when visiting temples, including dressing modestly and removing shoes where required.
- Be aware that some areas may have limited shade; sunscreen and hats are recommended for sun protection during the outdoor segments of the tour.
Indicative Travel Distances
- Angkor Wat to Ta Prohm: Approx. 11 km / approx. 30 minutes by road.
- Ta Prohm to Ta Nei: Approx. 1.5 km / approx. 20 minutes on foot.
- Ta Nei to Ta Keo: Approx. 5 km / approx. 15 minutes by road.
- Ta Keo to Angkor Thom: Approx. 7 km / approx. 15 minutes by road.
- Angkor Thom to Bayon: Approx. 1 km / approx. 5 minutes by road.
- Bayon to Angkor Wat: Approx. 7 km / approx. 15 minutes by road.
All travel distances and travel times are indicative only and may vary depending on traffic, weather, road conditions, routing, sightseeing stops and local operating conditions. Distances and travel times are based on direct routing and do not account for optional visits, detours or sightseeing activities included during the journey.
Included Services
- Drinking Water
- Entrance Fees
- Hotel Pick up & Drop off
- Tour Guide
Excluded Services
- International and domestic flights unless specifically stated
- Travel insurance
- Meals and beverages not mentioned in the itinerary
- Personal expenses of any kind
- Gratuities and tips for guides, drivers and other service providers
- Any items not specifically mentioned under "Included in Your Excursion"
