Round Trip Bangkok - Angkor Wat 3 Day 2 Night Package By Bus and Privet Vehicle

Bangkok Thailand - Poi Pet Border - Siam Reap, Cambodia

8.00 Pick up from Bangkok with direct bus. 13.00 arrived Poi Pet Border to perceed the Thailand-cambodian immigration check point leaves the border by road to Siem Reap Check in hotel and then have dinner at local restaurant over night in 4 star Monoreach Anokor Hotel, Siem Reap.

Day 2: Tour Siem Reap

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