Another day tour provided by Vacation Indo China Travel Only had time to see 3 temples Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm also a visit to the Terrace of Elephants and The Terrace of the Leper King Personally I could spend a day a temple but only had a day excluding lunch. To be able to see these amazing structures from 12th if not earlier centuries is amazing they are all rabbit warrens but watch ones step as many uneven surfaces. To be a witness to the amazing carvings that adorn the walls of the temples to climb the stairs that the ancients once stepped to appreciate the intricacies of the carvings with the tools of the day and all still visible today just amazing There is a tethered balloon so that one can see Angkor Wat from a height but this was not part of my tour and had no time to detour. The stories that the walls relate are amazing and more than a day is required to explore . Highly recommend this visit .Am so glad that I visited now post Covid as one can see that at the height of tourism the number of people would be prohibitive and limit ones access to a lot of the temples. To see the extent of tree coverage is amazing. I also attended a sunrise to Ankgor Wat but the clouds had other ideas none the less to see the day arise was just as amazing and the people so many more than the day before. As usual when returning to bus one must run the gauntlet of market sellers you decide.

Undoubtedly the highlight of every tourist's Cambodia visit. This is a spectacle! Since there are a million reviews of the temple, here's some pointers that may help. 1.People watch the sun rise at the temple so start as early as you can so you have enough time to buy tickets and then head to the temple to get a good spot experience the sun rise. 2. Try visiting the Angkor National Museum before you head to the temple, that way it makes way more sense. 3. Not all tour guides here speak good English/ Spanish/French, so ensure you speak to them before you decide to hire one.

I was here in 2001, 2002, and 2004. If you have not been here you really must see it. Sadly when I last visited 18 years ago, there were only maybe a few dozen hawkers in the whole ancient city of Angkor, and one string of maybe 15 or 20 locally priced restaurants near the Bayon. Now there are MANY MANY HUNDREDS of hawker stalls all throughout the ruins, and scores of overpriced restaurants, with prices in the $6-$7 range. Pro-tip. you can bargain down the overpriced meals to $4 each, and less for something like fried rice. It's really sad to see how commercialized it has become, it really ruined my experience this time around. There is no need for this many hawkers all selling the same exact things.

It was the first time for us to see the most beautiful masterpieces of amazing temple in Cambodia such as Angkor Wat, Bayon, Taprhom, Bantey Srey as well as besides other areas too. We will came back to see again. High recommended for seeing this beautiful country before your dies.

Wanna say wow, Angkor Wat is stunning view from the top tower. Amazing Temple in the world. This is a good time to visit this Hendu Temple if you are coming to Asia. Can't wait enough to see it again.

December 2022 - Visited Angkor Wat during the Heritage Festival. Third visit (second with a guide) and learn something new each time. Fascinating history at the largest temple complex in the world.

This is a must see for any world traveler. I could have spent days exploring the ruins. The guides are friendly and knowledgeable, they give you all the perspective you need to understand the site. I lol forwArd to bringing my wife here one day and showing her this amazing place.

Journey Cambodia was one of the best tour companies my wife and I have used to get the best experiences. I will not hesitate telling anyone to contact Journey Cambodia for a tour company. The our guide could not do enough for our best experience. Very knowledgeable and concerned. Please do not hesitate to use this company

Definitely the most incredible place I visited in my entire trip to Cambodia was Angkor Wat. As a history enthusiast, this place absorbs you so much that you do not feel like leaving it, even after a few hours of staying there. The whole complex is full of amazing stories of the once very powerful empire which rules that region of Asia. It is very easy to get lost, so either have a guide or pay attention to the signs. The whole complex has many temples, and only a limited number of them can be visited just in one day. Overall, if you travel to Cambodia, you should not miss Angkor Wat.

Allow a day to do the three main temples, with Angkor Wat being the final event. The COVID effect is still being felt so visitor levels were low meaning we could comfortably explore without any queues or crowds. Lots of great sights and photo opportunities. Take plenty of water as it gets hot out there!