Convenient hotel pickup: Your driver will meet you right in your hotel lobby.

Option 1 (duration 2.5–4 hours) Angkor Wat Golden Hours.

Tips: The duration of your tour depends on when you start. Here are two ways to plan it:
For Angkor Wat only: Choose a late afternoon start time.
For Angkor Wat + another temple or see around. Start around 2:00 PM to allow enough time for both.

Chasing the golden hours see how the evening sun pain the theme in impressive golden colour. Explore the awe-inspiring, largest Hindu temple in the world.

Option 2 (duration 8 hours): Angkor Wat & iconic Temples with Sunset
Visit the largest Hindu monument Angkor Wat admires its grandeur and highlights. Angkor Thom: Pass through the gigantic entrance gate to this enclosed royal city. Inside, you'll discover the enigmatic faces of Bayon Temple, plus Baphuon, the Terrace of the Elephants, and the Terrace of the Leper King (which is what I think you meant by Palilay). Ta Prohm Wander through the most picturesque and overgrown temple, famously where the film Tomb Raider was filmed. Ta KeoVisit the impressive, yet unfinished, temple mountain. Banteay Kdey and Ta Nei Explore these beautiful, smaller temples.

Option 3 (duration 6–8 hours) Angkor Wat Sunrise
Begin your day before dawn at Angkor Wat, securing your spot by the famous reflection pools to capture the magical sunrise as the temple's spires are silhouetted against a golden sky.
Next, venture into the walled city of Angkor Thom to encounter the enigmatic smiles of Bayon Temple, where over 200 serene faces watch over the jungle. Pause briefly at the monumental Victory Gate for a photograph before finding a moment of quiet peace at the secluded, small sanctuary of Preah Palilay.
Conclude your circuit at the unforgettable Ta Prohm, the “Tomb Raider” temple, where massive silk-cotton tree roots have dramatically overgrown the stone ruins, creating a stunning merger of nature and ancient architecture.

Option 4 (8 hours) “Big Circuit” temples.
• Preah Khan: A massive, atmospheric monastic complex with maze-like corridors and towering trees.
• Neak Poan: A unique “healing” temple set on an island in the middle of a scenic reservoir.
• Ta Som: A smaller, peaceful temple famous for a giant tree engulfing its eastern gate.
Afternoon: Stone Elephants & Red Brick
• East Mebon: A former island temple featuring impressive, life-sized stone elephant sculptures.
• Pre Rup: A grand, pyramid-style “temple mountain” built of reddish brick that glows in the afternoon light.
Sunset (Optional)
• Phnom Bakheng: A hilltop temple offering a panoramic view of Angkor Wat and the surrounding forest. Note: Arrive by 4:00 PM to beat the 300-person capacity limit.