Day OneYou will begin your day around 5:00am, when you will be escorted to the world’s biggest religious monument, Angkor Wat. You can gaze at the sheer magnificence of this site as the sun slowly rises over this majestic building, making it shimmer a dusky gold. After sunrise, we'll explore the grounds of Angkor Wat temple. We will then return to your hotel for getting breakfast.Your next destination is Angkor Thom, one of Cambodia’s ‘big three’ temples. You will be escorted to the South gate of the temple, and you can explore this amazing feat of Khmer architecture. Next is the Bayon temple. This is one of the richest, most carefully built temples of the Khmer Empire, built between the 12th and 13th centuries. Afterwards, you will visit another stunning example of ancient Cambodian architecture, Ta Prohm.After enjoying a lunch near these temples, you can visit two other temples. The Banteay Samre is built in the same style as Angkor Wat, and was erected during the 12th century. Once you’ve seen this as well as the Banteay Srey, you will be brought back to your hotel for a well-deserved rest!Day TwoWake up early, and be ready to leave the hotel at seven in the morning. You will be visiting another 2 temples today. The Beng Mealea, the name of which means Lotus Pond, is one of those on your list. You can admire this lovely temple, especially thanks to its raised platform which you can use to walk upon. The Beng Mealea was also added by UNESCO to its list of World Heritage Monuments.Once you’re done here, you can go on to see Koh Ker. This is a majestic structure, encapsulating a pyramid with 7 tiers.After eating some lunch near the temples, you can move on to see Banteay Srey. This is also called the jewel of the Khmer, thanks to its smaller structures. The entire temple has numerous intricate carvings, and the structure was built out of red sandstone. Once you finish up here, go back to your hotel for the night.Day ThreeThe entire day of today will be devoted to a trip to Kulen Mountain. One of Cambodia’s most sacred spots, it is home to various beautiful sites, and you definitely should not miss a visit.Later, drop by the River of a Thousand Lingas. Here, you can look into the river and see several hundred lingams (the symbol of the god Shiva) etched into the bank. There are also quite a few motifs and carvings of the god in the area. Another popular attraction is that of the sacred Reclining Buddha. Many come here on a short pilgrimage to pay their respects. There are also quite a few gorgeous waterfalls in the area.In the later afternoon, you can ride a quad bike around the countryside. Gaze at the sun setting, staining the Cambodian sky with its shifting shades, before returning your bikes and going back to the hotel.

What’s included

• English Speaking Guide, Transportation, Drinking Water

What’s not included

• Temple Tickets, Lunch, Personal Expenses