Small Tour with Sunrise
1 Day
Private Tour
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Experience the wonders of Cambodia with our “Grand Tour with Sunrise.” This journey begins with a stunning sunrise at Angkor Wat and explores iconic temples in the Angkor Archaeological Park, guided by an expert and tailored to your choice of transportation.
Pricing Option
Price lists below:
Price lists below:
| TukTuk | $23USD |
| Car | $40USD |
| Van | $50USD |
| English Tour Guide | $40USD |
Tour program
- Angkor Wat: Witness sunrise at this UNESCO-listed masterpiece, built in the 12th century for King Suryavarman II. Explore its vast courtyards and intricate bas-reliefs depicting Hindu epics.
- Banteay Kdei: Visit this tranquil Buddhist temple from the late 12th century, known for its delicate carvings and tree-overgrown ruins, offering a peaceful retreat.
- Ta Prohm: Discover the “Tomb Raider Temple,” where giant trees intertwine with ancient stone, creating a mystical scene of nature reclaiming history.
- Ta Keo: Explore this unfinished pyramid temple from the 10th century, a stark sandstone structure with panoramic views from its upper tiers.
- Victory Gate (Angkor Thom): Enter the ancient city of Angkor Thom through this grand gate, adorned with a towering stone face and flanked by gods and demons.
- Bayon: End at the “Temple of Smiling Faces,” famous for its 216 enigmatic stone faces and detailed bas-reliefs of Khmer life and mythology.
Before Visiting
- Dress Code: Visitors must wear clothing that covers their shoulders and knees as a sign of respect when entering temple grounds.
- Angkor Pass: A one-day Angkor Pass costs $37 per person and is required for entry. Purchase it at the official ticket center before the tour.
- Comfortable Footwear: Expect to walk a lot, so comfortable shoes are highly recommended.
- Weather Considerations: Cambodia can be hot and humid; wear a hat, apply sunscreen, and bring sunglasses.
- Cash & Essentials: Bring cash for meals, souvenirs, and personal expenses, as some local vendors may not accept credit cards.
- Photography: Drones are not allowed in the Angkor complex. Tripods are permitted but may require special permission at some sites.
- Temple Etiquette: Refrain from touching carvings, climbing on structures, or speaking loudly within temple areas.
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Sharing Your Knowledge
In the evenings, I teach English to children, helping them build a better future. If you’re interested, feel free to join me after your day trip—it’s a great way to connect with local kids and experience Cambodian culture firsthand!