Location: Hariharalaya, Roluos, Cambodia
Price: Free
Highlights – This is one of the most important architectural hubs in South East Asia. Though there are many temples here, the most famous ones are Angkor Wat, Bayon Temple and at Angkor Thom. Built in traditional Khmer style of architecture, these temples attract millions of foreign tourists all through the year. The park is set across 400 sq. km. and it was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site during 1992. Angkor Wat Temple is considered to be the oldest temple in the world.
Location – North Cambodia.
Timings - Most of the temples in this area are open from 5AM to 6PM.
Price – One day, 2-day and 7-day passes are available for USD20, USD40 and USD60 respectively.
Highlights – One of the newer tourist spots in Cambodia’s Siem Reap Province, Banteay Srei Butterfly Centre, shortly known as BBC, consists of thousands of butterflies in one single place. It is the biggest butterfly exhibit centre in South East Asia and is definitely worth a visit for nature lovers. When you visit BBC, you can get introduced to butterfly farming, life cycle of butterflies, butterfly conservation and other ecological details. The amount collected by tourists goes towards the welfare of the local people. There are expert guides to take you through the farm.
Location – Siem Reap.
Timings - 9AM to 5PM on all days of the week.
Price – USD4 per adult and USD2 per kid.
- 7D/6N
- Angkor
Ta Prohm Temple, part of Cambodia's Angkor complex, is renowned for its captivating blend of nature and architecture. Built in the late 12th century by King Jayavarman VII, it features sprawling trees and massive roots intertwined with ancient stone ruins. This unique setting, left largely unrestored, evokes a mystical atmosphere, making it a popular and iconic tourist destination.
Highlights – This is probably one of the very few places in the world, where you will know about landmines, their dangers and risks, how it impacts kids, how it kills people and ways to disarm these landmines. There is a farm right behind the museum, where kids who are saved from landmines are put in relief camps and cared for. The museum is a repository of excellent tools, guns, weapons and other equipment that were used for mining in those days.
Location – Situated at about 25km distance from Siem Reap, this museum is located in close proximity to Banteay Srei.
Timings – 7.30AM to 5.30PM every day. Professional guided tours are available in English and Japanese on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 9AM to 5PM.
Price – Foreign adults – USD5. Cambodian citizens and kids below 10 years of age – free of cost.
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Location: Sangkat Nokor Thum, Siem Reap, Cambodia Price Free
- 1D
- Siem Reap
- 12H
- Siem Reap
Location: Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia
Price: Free
Tonle Sap Lake, located in Cambodia, is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. Renowned for its ecological significance, it undergoes a unique phenomenon called the "great lake pulse." During the monsoon season, the lake expands, swelling its size to four times, becoming a crucial reservoir for water and sediment.
Chong Kneas Floating Village, nestled on the shores of Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia, is a captivating aquatic community. Home to approximately 5,000 residents, it enchants visitors with its stilted houses, floating schools, and vibrant markets.
- 1D
- Siem Reap
- 1H
- Siem Reap
- 4H
- Siem Reap
Kulen Waterfall, located in the Phnom Kulen National Park of Cambodia, is a stunning natural wonder and a popular destination for nature lovers. Nestled in the Kulen Mountain range, this two-tiered waterfall cascades into clear pools, perfect for swimming and relaxing in the midst of lush greenery. The upper falls, at about 4-5 meters high, provide a gentle cascade, while the lower falls, dropping from a height of 15 meters, offer a more dramatic and picturesque view.
