Angkor Wat is the largest historical temple building in the world. You will have enough time, 2 hours at least, to walk around to study all details, for example, the enormously long carvings of excellent quality in the outer gallery.

Have a stop at the iconic Angkor Wat South Gate, famous for its tower with giant Buddha faces and the railings at the bridge, which depict rows of gods and demons.

Bayon is the temple in the very center of Angkor Thom, famous for its enigmatic face towers. Four giant faces of a Buddha can be seen on the city gates of Angkor Thom. At the Bayon temple, 37 of the face towers, with four giant face carvings at each, have survived. You will have enough time at the Bayon temple to visit the neighboring Baphoun temple a Royal Palace and Leper King Terrace in Angkor Thom, too.

Wat Thmey has a small memorial stupa for victims of the Khmer Rouge and photo boards with images of some of those who were killed here. The open grounds also contain a large prayer hall.