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Warmly welcome at Siem Reap airport, and then transfer to hotel for check in. Siem Reap - The Cradle of Angkor Civilization – Where Cambodian were Born, here is also the famous Archeological City, as named as one in the seven greatest architectural wonders of the World. Is covered approx 400 sq km containing more than 100 fabulous ancient monuments and than dozen major compound Temples, were build during the most splendid Era of the Khmer Dynasty between the 9th – 13th century and were the ancient capital of the Khmer Empire. Here, the travelers will have experiences about Cambodia’s Spirit value worth through Ancient Temples (for worship Shiva-Hindu, or Buddha, Khmer Kings), Old Palaces, Courts, Terrace, Public Building, and antique Towers. After that, visit the South Gate of Angkor Thom, the famous Bayon Temples – built by Jayavarman VII at the end of the 12th, in the exact center of the city of Angkor Thom, Bapoun and Terrace of Elephant, Terrace of Leper King. Lunch at local restaurant. A moment of resting at hotel. Now it’s the time for visit to Angkor Wat – one of the seven greatest architectural wonders of the world, built in between the 9th – 13th century, its general view are five ancients towers’ figure that embroidered or printed to the Kingdom of Cambodia’s Flag now, followed by visit to the Phnom Bakheng temple that’s first temple in Angkor region built by the Yacovarman I King in the first of 9th century, just a short moment. You will remember forever the sunset view over the antique towers’ top of Angkor Wat’s towers. Dinner at local restaurant and enjoy the Traditional Khmer Music with the charming Apsara Dancers. Back to hotel and free leisure at night.
Visit to: Prasat Kravan: A brick temple guilt by Hashavarman in the first quarter of the 10th century, small but worth the visit. Srah Srang: Srah Srang artificial lake is across from the monastery. It was used for ceremonies and royal baths. Banteay Kdei or the Citadel of the Cells: Built in 1181 by the founder of Ta Prom, it is similar to it. It used to be a religious monastery. A small paved terrace leads to the sanctuary’s twin courtyards. In the center of the courtyards are mysterious square pillars with handles that still torment archaeology students. Ta Prohm: Jayavarman VII who dedicated it to his mother built the temple in 1186. It is one of the most fascinating of all the temples. Ta Keo: Further east along the victory road you will get to Takeo. Jayavarman V began construction work on the temple, one of the firsts to be built put of sandstone. Lunch at local restaurant. After lunch visit to Neak Pean: The original layout of Neak Poan was supposed to be a symbol of the Universe: the central temple represents Mount Meru surrounded by the four Oceans. Preah Khan meaning “Holy Sword” is one of the largest temple compounds in Angkor and is defended by four concentric walls. The main shrine and its adjoining buildings are richly decorated with Buddhist motifs and scenes from Hindu epics. Thommanon and Chau Say Tevoda are situated in the Little Circuit. Both shrines are built opposite each other around II60. Dinner at local restaurant and free leisure at night.
Breakfast at hotel. This morning we will drive beyond the main Angkor complex to visit another favourite temple amongst visitors – the enchanting Banteay Srei: It appears that the temple was designed to leave no space undecorated, and the fine carvings in pink sandstone are quite unique. Banteay Samre: built in the third quarter of the 12th century. It consists of a central temple with four wings preceded by a hall and accompanied by two libraries, the southern most of which is remarkably well preserved. Two concentric walls enclosed the ensemble.
Lunch at local restaurant.
Then you will be transferred directly to Siem Reap airport to board the
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HOTEL IN SIEM REAP |
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GRA : GRAND HOTEL D’ANGKOR ***** |
Tel : (855 63)
963 888, Fax : (855 63) 963 168 |
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SOF : SOFITEL ROYAL ANGKOR ***** |
Tel : (855 63)
964 600, Fax : (855 63) 964 610 |
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LE ME : LE MERIDIEN ANGKOR HOTEL ***** |
Tel : (855 63)
963 900, Fax : (855 63) 963 901 |
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PAN : PANSEA ANGKOR ***** |
Tel : (855 63)
963 390, Fax : (855 63) 963 391 |
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PAL : ANGKOR PALACE RESORT **** |
Tel : (855 63)
760 511, Fax : (855 63) 760 512 |
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CEN : ANGKOR CENTURY RESORT **** |
Tel : (855 63)
963 777, Fax : (855 63) 963 789 |
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APS : APSARA ANGKOR HOTEL **** |
Tel : (855 63)
964 999, Fax : (855 63) 964 567 |
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EMP : EMPRESS ANGKOR HOTEL **** |
Tel : (855 63)
963 999, Fax : (855 63) 964 333 |
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ANG : ANGKOR HOTEL **** |
Tel : (855 63)
964 301, Fax : (855 63) 964 302 |
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TAP : TAPROHM HOTEL *** |
Tel : (855 63)
380 117, Fax : (855 63) 380 116 |
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DIA : ANGKOR DIAMOND HOTEL ** |
Tel : (855 63)
380 038, Fax : (855 63) 964 449 |
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Hotline: ( ++ 84 ) 907571976 - Email: jimmy@vietnamhighlight.com - Contact person: Mr. Jimmy |