8.00 Our Guide pick up you from the hotel. Temple Sightseeing with tuk tuk -Angkor Wat: the largest temple in the world was the last capital and strongest city of the Khmer Empire. It is currently located in Siem Reap Province. Cambodia Founded in the late 12th century by Jayavarman VII, it covers an area of ​​9 square kilometers. Supper spiritual place.

-Ta Phohm: "Tomb Raider Templi" with giant roots growing over corridors. It was found: the photogenic and atmospheric combination of trees growing out of the ruins and the jungle surroundings have made it one of Angkor's most popular temples with visitors.

Bayon: Giant smilling faces. The mystery over the temple’s name contributes to the enigmatic face-towers that define the temple’s architecture. Since the Bayon’s rediscovery by French scholars and explorers in the 19th century, the identity of the smiling figures that greet visitors to the temple and to the city of Angkor Thom has been debated. Do they depict Buddhist or Hindu deities, or do they depict King Jayavarman VII smiling over his empire? Inscriptions from the temple along with its name could aid in our understanding of the identity of the four-faced figures

-Enjoy detail of face on the South gate of Angkor Thom. Scholars have speculated that the monumental faces that greet visitors at the entrance gates of Angkor Thom and at Bayon represent the Mahayana bodhisattva, Avalokiteshvara; the Tantric, Buddha Vajrasattva; or the Hindu deities, Brahma and Shiva, among others. The face-towers typically have four faces, each pointed towards the cardinal directions; although, some of the towers at Bayon have three faces. The faces themselves are uniform in style. The smiles are broad, and the eyes are open. The figure wears an intricate filet-style crown, and his elongated earlobes are adorned with inverted lotus jeweled earrings. Because there is no identifying iconography such as the Buddha’s cranial protuberance or Shiva’s third eye -Lunch Break: Inside Archeological Park Restaurant

Visit the grounds of the Wat Thmey killing fields, converted into the site of Temple. Here, you will see a large stupa memorial with glass sides, filled with the skulls and bones of those who died during the Khmer Rouge. These have been diligently gathered by local residents in memory of their families and friends. Today, Wat Thmey serves as a Buddhist monastery and also as a memorial site that is visited by tourists. More than just a holocaust spot, many come to the Wat Thmey Temple to pay homage, and to remember those who lost their lives in the Cambodia Killing Fields. While walking around this site, I will show you the Museum, exhibits, the infamous well

-Artsan 'D' Angkor: A school for poor people from countryside learn how make handcart's. Artisans Angkor was created in 1999 to help young people find work in their home villages, allowing them to practice their crafts while providing them with a vocation. It was created as part of a three-year project to integrate young artisans trained by the Chantiers-Ecoles de Formation Professionnelle - whose objective is to revive traditional craft skills (stone carving, wood carving, lacquering, gilding and silk processing). We place a strong emphasis on the authenticity of its products to the Khmer culture. We have created over 1,000 jobs for both artisans (657) and non-craftsmen in rural Cambodia, by investing in new apprenticeships and skills creation via continuous training and setting up new village workshops. 170In the evening free time enjoys Ankor Night Life.

8.00 Pick up at the hotel by our guide to explore Phnom Kulen National Park with a full day tour. Journey through the jungle 90 mins

10.00 Relaxing take nature shower and see art of Kulen Waterfall, the River of a 1000 Lingas, The river bed is covered with hundreds of lingas, while depictions of Hindu deities have been carved into the rock along and in the river. Most of the lingas and carvings were made in the 11th century during the reign of King Udayadityavarman II. “River of a thousand lingas” In several sections of the river hundreds of lingas and several yonis have been carved out of the sandstone river bed. The linga is the representation of Shiva, while the yoni is the female counterpart of the linga. The river water was sanctified by running over the lingas in the river bed. The water then flowed from the hills of Phnom Kulen to Angkor and the temples. Carvings in rocks A number of carvings of Hindu deities have been made in rocks along the river, including several carvings of Vishnu reclining on Ananta-Shesha, the King of the Nagas and Lakshmi, his consort massaging his feet.

Visit the Reclining Buddha of Baphuon Temple Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia Though it was originally dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, Baphuon was converted to a Buddhist temple in the 15th century, complete with a massive hidden statue. THE BEAUTIFUL BAPHUON IS A striking part of the Angkor Thom complex in Cambodia. Built in the 11th century as the state temple for Udayadityavarman II, Baphuon was originally dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. But in the late 15th century, the three-tiered temple was converted to a Buddhist site. As a result of this conversion, hidden on the west-facing section of the third enclosure wall is a giant reclining Buddha. The brickwork forming the reclining Buddha image is nine meters (30 feet) tall and 70 meters (230 feet) long. The statue was built into the west side of the temple’s second level, which probably required the demolition of an eight-meter (26-foot) tower to supply stones for the statue.

17.00 relaxing shopping at the old market find souvenir dinner set mean enjoy night Angkor night life.

7.00 Buffet Breakfast at Hotel 8.00 Depart from Monoreach Angkor Hotel our guide will pick you up by privet Van to Poi Pet Border transit to bus at Poi Pet Station to our office branc reach Bangkok 17.00.