Angkor World Tours & Travel Leisure Co.,Ltd.
Tours Around Cambodia
1/ Siem Reap Tours (1 Day, 2 Days, 3 Days, 4 Days, 5 Days and 6 Days).
2 / Siem Reap Province- Preah Vihear ( 1 Day Tour).
3 / Siem Reap Province-Preah Vihear (2 Day Tours).
4 / Siem Reap Province-Preah Vihear (3 Day Tours).
5 / Siem Reap Province-Koh Khei and Beng Mea Lea Temple (1 Day Tour).
6 / Siem Reap Province-Beng Mea Lea-Koh Khei and Prasat Preah Vihear and Anlong Veng
( 2 Nights/3 Days.
7 / Siem Reap Province-Beng Mea Lea-Koh Khei-Preah Vihear Temple & Sambou Prey Kok
(KampongThom Province ( 3 Nights/4 Days).
8 / Siem Reap Province-BanteayChhmar Temple (BanteayMeanChey Province) 2 Nights/3
Days.
9 / Siem Reap-OtdarMeanChey-BanteayMeanChey & Poipet (International Border) 4 Nights/
5 Days.
10 / Siem Reap Province-Banteay Chhmar Temple & BattamBang Province (4 Nights/5 Days.
11 / Siem Reap province-Beng Mea Lea-Beng Mea Lea-KampongThom (Sambou Prey Kok)
and Phnom Penh Capital City ( 5 Nights/6 Days).
12 / Siem Reap Province-BattamBang-Kampong Chhnang Province & Phnom Penh Capital
City ( 6 Nights/7 Days).
13 / Siem Reap Province-KampongThom and Phnom Penh Capital City ( 5 Nights/6 Days).
14 / Siem Reap Province-Beng Mea Lea Temple-Koh Khei Temple-Preah Vihear Temple-
KampongThom & Phnom Penh ( 7 Nights/ 8 Days).
15 / Siem Reap Province-BattamBang Province-KampongChhnang Province-Koh Kong
Province & Phnom Penh Capital City (8 Nights/ 9 Days).
16 / Phnom Penh Capital City-Kep Province-Kampot Province & Phnom Penh.
17 / Phnom Penh Capital City & Kampong Chhnang Province-Phnom Penh ( 3 Nights/4 Days).
18 / Phnom Penh Capital City-Preah Sihanouk Province-Kampot Province-Kep Province &
Phnom Penh ( 6 Nights/ 7 Days).
19 / Phnom Penh Capital City-Koh Kong Province-Kampot Province & Phnom Penh ( 6 Nights/
7 Days).
20 / Phnom Penh Captial City-Mondulkiri Province-Kratie Province & Phnom Penh ( 7 Nights
/ 8 Days).
21 / Phnom Penh Capital City-KampongChhnang Province-BattamBang-BanteayMeanChey
Province & Siem Reap Province ( 8 Nights / 9 Days).
22 / Phnom Penh-KampongThom-Preah Vihear Province-Koh Khei Temple-Beng Mea Lea
Temple and Siem Reap Temples ( 9 Nights/ 10 Days).
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10 Day's Tour In Cambodia.
Cambodia is a captivating country with a rich cultural heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and a fascinating history. Let’s explore some highlights:
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Ecotourism Experiences:
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Chi Phat: Located in the heart of the Cardamom Mountains, Chi Phat offers authentic community-based ecotourism. Explore dense forests, waterfalls, and exotic wildlife while staying in homestays.
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Trapeang Sangkae: This initiative in Kampot focuses on saving mangroves. Enjoy kayaking, local fishing trips, and swimming in the lake while supporting the community.
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Elephant Valley Project: In Mondulkiri province, this sanctuary provides a natural habitat for elephants. Learn about responsible elephant tourism and observe these magnificent creatures up close.
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Cultural and Historic Sites:
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Siem Reap: Home to the iconic Angkor Wat temple complex, Siem Reap is a must-visit. Explore ancient temples, intricate carvings, and lush surroundings.
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Phnom Penh: The capital city boasts the Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, which tell Cambodia’s tumultuous history.
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Banteay Srei: Known for its pink sandstone temples, Banteay Srei offers a glimpse into Khmer artistry.
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Chambok: A small village with homestays, Chambok provides an authentic rural experience.
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Religion:
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Theravada Buddhism: Practiced by 95% of the population, Buddhism is deeply ingrained in Cambodian culture.
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Christianity and Cham Muslim: These faiths are also active and growing in Cambodia, especially in urban areas.
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Cambodia’s blend of history, nature, and spirituality makes it a captivating destination for travelers.
Angkor Wat is a remarkable temple complex located in Cambodia, near Siem Reap. Here are some fascinating details:
- History: Built in the 12th century by King Suryavarman II, Angkor Wat is a testament to Khmer architecture. Originally a Hindu temple dedicated to the deity Vishnu, it later transformed into a Buddhist site.
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Size: Covering an impressive 162.6 hectares (402 acres), Angkor Wat is the world’s largest religious structure according to Guinness World Records.
- Design: The temple combines two Khmer architectural styles: the temple-mountain and the galleried temple. It symbolizes Mount Meru, the abode of Hindu gods, and is surrounded by a moat spanning over 5 km (3.1 mi).
- Layout: Within its 3.6-kilometer (2.2 mi) outer wall, you’ll find three rectangular galleries, each elevated above the next. At its center stands a quincunx of towers.
- Orientation: Unlike most Angkorian temples, Angkor Wat faces west, though scholars debate its significance.
- Restoration: The temple fell into disuse but was meticulously restored in the 20th century by international agencies.
- Admiration: Visitors marvel at its grandeur, intricate bas-reliefs, and celestial devatas adorning the walls.
- UNESCO Heritage: In 1992, Angkor Wat was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and remains a symbol of Cambodia, even appearing on the national flag.
The Bayon Temple is a captivating Khmer monument located within the Angkor archaeological complex in Cambodia. Here are some intriguing details:
- History and Purpose:
- Built in the late 12th or early 13th century, the Bayon served as the state temple of King Jayavarman VII.
- Unlike other Angkorian temples, it was primarily dedicated to Buddhist deities, although local and minor deities were also honored.
- Distinctive Features:
- The Bayon’s most iconic feature is its multitude of serene stone faces. These faces, believed to represent either Buddha or King Jayavarman VII himself, adorn the many towers that rise from the upper terrace.
- The temples design blends baroque Khmer architecture with classical elements found in Angkor Wat.
- Etymology:
- Originally known as Jayagiri (meaning “Victory Mountain” or “Mountain of Brahma”), it was later named Bayon by Etienne Aymonier in 1880.
- The name likely derives from the Pali or Sanskrit words for the celestial palace of Indra, reflecting its spiritual significance.
- Layout and Symbolism:
- The Bayon features face towers, bas-reliefs, and a central tower.
- Its enigmatic faces evoke a sense of mystery, and its intricate carvings depict historical events, mythological scenes, and everyday life.
- Legacy:
- The Bayon remains a testament to Khmer artistry and spirituality.
- It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and continues to captivate visitors from around the world.
Explore the Bayon’s enigmatic charm and immerse in its rich history when tourists visit Angkor Thom!