- Taxi Fare: USD65
- Minivan Fare: USD130
Two Ways Phnom Penh - Siem Reap Angkor Temples
- Taxi Fare: USD130
- Minivan Fare: USD250
1 Day Tour to Siem Reap Angkor Temples
- Departure from Phnom Penh at 6:45 AM arrive Siem Reap around 11:30
AM, lunch time for 1 hour then start around 12:30 PM to visit: Angkor
Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, Ta Prohm and Srah Srang and after that about
3:30 AM departure from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh.
- Taxi Fair: USD140
2 Days 1 Night Tour to Siem Reap Angkor Temples (Option A)
- Departure from Phnom Penh at 8:30 AM arrive Siem Reap around 1:00
PM, check in hotel then you get lunch time and then visit Culture
Village or do shopping.
Day 2, after your breakfast to visit
Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, Ta Keo, Ta Prohm and Srah Srang, Banteay
Kdey, Kravan and Phnom Bakeng.
Around 2:30 PM departure from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh.
- Taxi Fair: USD185
3 Days 2 Nights Tour to Siem Reap Angkor Temples (Option B)
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Option A (day 1 - 2)
- Day 3 visit Preah Khan, Neak Pean, Ta Som, East Mebon and Pre Rup. Around 2:30 PM departure from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh.
- Taxi Fare: USD235
4 Days 3 Nights Tour to Siem Reap Angkor Temples (Option C)
- Option A (day 1- 2)
- Option B (day 3)
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Day 4 to visit Rolous Group, Banteay Samre, Banteay
Srey, Kbal Spean and Phnom Kulen. Around 2:30 PM departure from Siem
Reap to Phnom Penh.
- Taxi Fare: USD295
5 Days 4 Nights Tour to Siem Reap Angkor Temple
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Option A (day 1- 2)
- Option B (day 3)
- Option C (day 4)
- Day 5 to visit Koh Ke and Boeung Mealea. Around 2:30 PM departure from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh.
- Taxi Fare: 395
* Notice:
- Mini. 4 people
- Include petrol and English speaking driver
- Exclusion entrance fee, English guide, accommodation, lunch, dinner and self expend.
- If you would like hotel plus $25 per room (for 2 people) include breakfast, WiFi and with Swimming Pool.
CAMRY
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Kbal Spean
means "bridge head", is an Angkorian era site on the southwest slopes of
the Kulen Hills in Cambodia, 25km from the main Angkor group. More
commonly referred to in English as the "River of a Thousand Lingas"
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| Phnom Kulen |
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Constructed: 9th century C.E; King/Patron: Jayavarman II; Religion: Hindu; Style: Phnom Kulen.
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Preah Khan Kampong Svay
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| Preah Pithu Group |
Constructed: Early 12th century C.E; King/Patron Suryavarman II; Religion: Hindu; Style: Angkor Wat.
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| Spean Thmor |
Spean Thma literally translates to 'Stone Bridge'. Remnants of an ancient bridge over the Siem Reap River.
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| Srah Srang |
Srah Srang is
located of the East Baray and east of Banteay Kdei, measuring 800m by
400m. It was constructed in the mid-10th century, and modified in the
12th or 13th century. This is a beautiful body of water from which to
take in a quiet sunrise.
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| Takeo |
Constructed: Late 10th century C.E.; King/Patron: Jayavarman V; Religion: Hindu (Shiva); Style: Khleang.
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| Ta Nei |
Constructed: Mid 12th century C.E.; King/Patron: Jayavarman VII; Religion: Buddhist, Style: Bayon.
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| Taprohm |
Ta Prohm is
the modern name of a temple, built in the Bayon style largely in the
late 12th and early 13th centuries and originally called Rajavihara. It
is a temple of towers, close courtyard and narrow corridors. Many of
corridors are impassable, clogged with jumbled piles delicately carved
stone blocks dislodged by the roofs of long decayed tress.
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| Taprohm Kel |
Constructed: Late 12th century C.E.; King/Patron: Jayavarman VII; Religion: Buddhist; Style: Bayon.
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| Tasom |
Constructed: Late 12th century C.E.; King/Patron: Jayavarman VII; Religion: Buddhist; Style: Bayon.
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| Tep Pranam |
Constructed: Late 9th century C.E.; King/Patron: Yasovarman; Religion Buddhist; Style: Mixed.
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| Terrace of the Elephants |
Constructed: Late 12th century C.E.; King/Patron: Jayavarman VII; Religion: Buddhist; Style: Bayon.
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| Terrace of the Leper King |
Constructed: Late 12th century C.E.; King/Patron: Jayavarman VII; Religion: Buddhist; Style: Bayon.
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| Thmar Bay Kaek |
Constructed: Early 10th century C.E.; King/Patron: Yasovarman I; Religion: Hindu (Shiva); Style: Bakheng.
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| Thommanon |
Constructed: Late 11th - Early 12th century C.E.; King/Patron: Suryavarman II; Religion: Hindu; Style Angkor Wat.
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| Wat Athvea |
Constructed: Late 11th century C.E.; King/Patron: Suryavarman II; Religion: Hindu; Style Angkor Wat.
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| West Mebon |
Constructed: Late 11th century C.E.; King/Patron: Udayadityavarman VII, Religion: Hindu (Vishnu); Style: Baphuon.
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| Linga at Prasat Balang |
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| Prasat Chreng |
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| Prasat Damrei |
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| Bakong |
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| Lolei |
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| Preah Ko |
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| Prasat Andet |
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| Prasat Ku Hak Nokor |
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| Ak Yom |
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| Angkor Thom |
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Angkor Thom was built by Angkor's greatest king, Jayavarman VII (1181-1219), was established as the capital of Khmer empire.
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Angkor Wat was
built in the early 12th century in the reign of Suryavarman II. It took
30 years to complete. It honors Vishnu, the Hindu deity.
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| Baksei Chamkrong |
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| Banteay Chhmar |
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| Banteay Kdei |
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| Banteay Prei |
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| Banteay Samre |
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| Banteay Srei |
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| Baphuon |
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| Bat Chum |
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| Bayon |
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Bayon was built
in the latest 12th or early 13th century, during in the reign of the
king Jayavarman VII. It stands in the midst of Angkor Thom.
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| Chamel of the Hospital |
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| Chau Say Teveda |
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| East Mebon |
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| Krol Ko |
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| Kustivara |
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| Neak Pean |
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| North Kleang |
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| Phimeanakas |
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| Phnom Bakeng |
Around 400 south
of Angkor Thom, is a Hindu temple in the form of Temple Mountain.
Dedicate to Sheva, it was built at the end of the 9th century, during
the reign of king Yasovarman I (889-910 AD). Phnom Bakheng is nowadays a
popular tourist spot for sunset view of much bigger temple Angkor Wat,
which lies amid the jungle about 1.5km to the southeast.
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| Phnom Krom |
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| Prasat Bei |
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| Prasat Kravan |
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| Prasat Prei |
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| Prasat Suo Prat |
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| Prasat Top East |
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| Prasat Top West |
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| Prasat Pre Ru |
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| Preah Khan |
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| Palilay |
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| South Kleang |
