Discovery of Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm in tuk-tuk

Highlights

- The majestic site of Angkor, an imperial and religious Khmer city
- The trip by tuk-tuk, unusual and typical means of transport in Cambodia

Description:

Day to discover the jewels of Cambodia: Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm.

To start with, you will be met by your guide at your hotel lobby, then departure for the temples of Angkor by tuk-tuk.
The tuk-tuk is one of the funniest means of transport to discover the fabulous sites of Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm.

Arrival at the gates of the temples then start of the visit.
Angkor Wat: The site covers 81 hectares and is similar in size to the Imperial Palace in Beijing. Its 5 characteristic towers are represented on the Cambodian flag, and the main tower - Bakan - which dates from the 12th century is considered by historians to be the one that best reflects Khmer art and architecture.
Ta Prohm: it is certainly one of the most spectacular temples, the trees covering the stones like giant octopuses.

Day with your guide who will explain all the history of the place and immerse you in the culture of Cambodia.

Return to your hotel in Siem Reap at the end of the tours.

Included:

- Transportation by private tuk-tuk back and forth from the hotel
- Transportation from/to your accommodation
- All entrance fees to visits
- Guide

Not included:

- Meal
- Personal expenses
- Gratuity

Useful information:

- Unless otherwise specified, all our excursions are private: you, and only you, accompanied by your own guide
- 2 possible departures: departure 8am (approximately), trip back 12pm (approximately) or departure 2pm (approximately), trip back 6pm (approximately)
- This excursion is recommended for people staying in Siem Reap
- Rate based on departure/trip back from accommodation located in Siem Reap city center
- When visiting the temple of Angkor Wat and the Bakan tower, visitors must cover their shoulders and wear long pants or a long skirt. Climbing the Bakan Tower is prohibited for children under 12 years of age. The tower is closed on sacred Buddhist days (4 days a month) and according to the lunar calendar.
- Access to the Bakan Tower is limited to 100 people at the same time. There may be some expectation