2-Day Angkor Wat Tour with Tonle Sap Floating Village & Beng Mealea: Thank you so much for your interest in seeing our very beautiful country with Angkor Private Tour, it would be a pleasure to show you around, for tow day Angkor Tour we would like to recommend you to visit the most beautiful temples as below the tour itineraries.

DAY 1: After your breakfast our guide & driver will pick you up at your the hotel lobby at 8:30 am in the morning Visit Angkor Wat is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia an incredible building that was constructed about a millennium ago to demonstrate how powerful the Khmer Empire was at the time. This complex is four times the size of Vatican City, making it the largest religious site in the world. Spend the balance of the morning exploring the numerous passageways, levels, and rooms that formerly contained priceless antiquity. This will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

You will depart Angkor Wat and go to the countryside to see the “jewel” of the Angkor region, the beautiful Banteay Srei temple. The so-called “Citadel of the Ladies” is the best-preserved temple in Cambodia. The bas-reliefs of this small temple are some of the best specimens of classical Khmer artwork. Banteay Srey is exclusive to Angkor.

Take a lunch break at a local restaurant near the temple and enjoy authentic Cambodian cuisine before continuing your tour.

In the afternoon, we will visit the magnificent Ta Prohm temple, famous for its giant tree roots of enormous banyans and strangler figs entwine most of the stonework, producing images that have changed little since Henri Mouhot unearthed Angkor in 1863. This temple makes the “Tomb Raider Temple” one of the most iconic and spectacular Angkorian structures. We will then continue to Bayon temple is the magnificent centerpiece of the ancient city of Angkor Thom. The temple is world-famous for its 54 towers adorned with more than 200 serene, smiling stone faces, believed to represent Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion.

DAY 2: Today, we will visit one of the floating communities in Siem Reap, offering us a glimpse into the way of life of local fishermen on Lake Tonle Sap.Kompong Kleang village with houses constructed on stilts up to 10 meters high to withstand the rainy season’s flooding. Discover the villager’s daily existence. As was formerly the case, the villagers here make their living through fishing. We take a traditional wooden boat, we travel along the canal into Tonle Sap Lake. The floating town is a vast community that has lived and worked on the river for ages. In addition to residences, the hamlet contains schools, shops, workshops, floating houses and a Buddhist monastery.

Take a lunch break at a local restaurant near the temple and enjoy authentic Cambodian cuisine before continuing your tour.

We’ll see the Beang Melea temple, one of the last Hindu sanctuaries constructed before the spread of Buddhism. While no major conservation or restoration work has been conducted this is one of the most fascinating places to visit in addition, this location is surrounded by the jungle.