Morning, explore Angkor Wat Cambodia's ancient temple city is one of the wonders of the oriental world. Masterpieces of decorative details as well as of architectural style, its awe-inspiring ruins survive as testament to the spectacular achievements of Southeast Asia's greatest civilization. It is a replica of the universe according to Hindu mythology. It is composed of the Mount Meru, surrounded by the continents and the oceans. Its extraordinary bas-reliefs, describe some Khmer epics and myths. Angkor Wat's five famous towers rise into the sky, a geometrical arrangement of numerous galleries, adorned with beliefs and the stone images of celestial Apsara dancers, as well as portals, chambers, and courtyards.

Continue to visit Ta Prohm Temple, the quiet, sprawling monastic complex is only partially cleared of jungle overgrowth. Offer some of the best “tree-in-temple” photo opportunities at Angkor Complex Enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant in the Angkor area.

Afternoon, after lunch, travel to the Victory Gate of Angkor Thom, through the parkland behind the Terrace of The Elephants. Walk past Phimeanakas and the Baphuon temple before ending at Bayon.

Continues to visit the Terrace of Elephant is part of the walled city of Angkor Thom, a ruined temple complex in Cambodia. The terrace was used by Angkor's king Jayavarman VII as a platform from which to view his victorious returning army

Walk past the Phimeanakas temple, the Phimeanakas in Khmer (Prasat Phimean Akas) means celestial temple, it is located in the middle of the old Royal Palace, aligned with King Jayavarman VII’s Victory Gate and to the west side of the Terrace of Elephants

Continues to Bapuon temple nearby the Phimeanakas temple, Baphuon is a beautiful 11th-century “temple-mountain” with steep stairs leading visitors to a terrace that offers one of the best views in the Angkor Archaeological Park. Archaeologists believe that this pyramid-style temple, located within the city of Angkor Thom, was probably among the most impressive of the Angkor temples in its day.

Continue to Bayon Temple. The Bayon Temple is one of the more famous, popular and beautiful of the structures in the Angkor Wat Archeological Park.

End the day with Sunset view at Phnom Bakheng. Phnom Bakheng is the highest spot to view the sunset in Archeological Park, Bakheng Temple built on the top of natural mountain where the tourist gathering in the late afternoon to watch the sunset, this tour will allow you to visit all the main temples of Angkor includes Angkor Wat, Ta Prom, Bayon in Angkor Thom, and fishing the tour by watching the sun going down at Phnom Bakheng Hill.