BIG CIRCUIT - SIEM REAP 1 DAY PRIVATE TOUR OPTIONS

For this tour, we have created two itinerary options

_{OPTION-1 : Big Circuit Tour (Full Day)}

MORNING: At 8:30 a.m., after breakfast, we will pick you up from your hotel. First, we’ll assist you in purchasing your Angkor pass, and then we’ll begin our tour, visiting temples such as:

– PREAH KHAN TEMPLE: Highlights: Preah Khan is a larger temple with sprawling ruins and tree-covered walls similar to Ta Prohm. Originally a monastery and school, it offers an atmospheric walk through long corridors, hidden chambers, and impressive sculptures.

– NEAK PEAN TEMPLE: Highlights: This small but charming temple was built on an artificial island in the middle of a reservoir. Known for its healing symbolism, it’s a unique and serene stop in the circuit.

– TA SOM TEMPLE: Highlights: Known for its iconic strangler fig tree growing over the eastern gate, Ta Som is a smaller but beautiful temple with great photo opportunities and fewer crowds.

– EAST MEBON TEMPLE: Highlights: This temple was originally surrounded by water in the East Baray reservoir, and it still has unique sculptures of elephants and lions. It’s a great spot for photographs and getting a sense of the ancient water system of Angkor.

BREAK FOR LUNCH: Have a quick local Cambodian lunch at a nearby restaurant or one of the stalls around Srah Srang.

AFTERNOON: PRE RUP TEMPLE: Highlights: a pyramid-style structure. The total height of Pre Rup is approximately 12 meters (39 feet) from its base to the top. This includes the three-tiered platform and the central towers at the summit. This temple was once used for funerals, so it has a unique vibe and architecture then return to Siem Reap.

_{** Finish your day with}_{your tour concludes. You can head back to Siem Reap around 1:30 or 2:00pm}

BIG CIRCUIT TEMPLE PHOTO GALLERY

_{OPTION–2 : Big Circuit and Banteay Srei Tour (Full Day)}

Here’s an ideal full-day itinerary for exploring both the Big Circuit and the beautiful Banteay Srei Temple in Siem Reap. Starting early allows you to make the most of the day, combining famous temples with quieter spots.

MORNING : At 8:30 a.m., after breakfast, we will pick you up from your hotel. First, we’ll assist you in purchasing your Angkor pass, and then we’ll begin our tour, visiting temples such as:

– PREAH KHAN TEMPLE: Highlights: Preah Khan is a larger temple with sprawling ruins and tree-covered walls similar to Ta Prohm. Originally a monastery and school, it offers an atmospheric walk through long corridors, hidden chambers, and impressive sculptures.

– NEAK PEAN TEMPLE: Highlights: This small but charming temple was built on an artificial island in the middle of a reservoir. Known for its healing symbolism, it’s a unique and serene stop in the circuit.

– TA SOM TEMPLE: Highlights: Known for its iconic strangler fig tree growing over the eastern gate, Ta Som is a smaller but beautiful temple with great photo opportunities and fewer crowds.

– EAST MEBON TEMPLE: Highlights: This temple was originally surrounded by water in the East Baray reservoir, and it still has unique sculptures of elephants and lions. It’s a great spot for photographs and getting a sense of the ancient water system of Angkor.

BREAK FOR LUNCH : Have a quick local Cambodian lunch at a nearby restaurant or one of the stalls around Banteay Srei.

AFTERNOON – BANTEAY SREI TEMPLE: Highlights: Begin the day with Banteay Srei, located about 25 km from Angkor Wat. Known as the “Citadel of Women,” it features some of the most detailed carvings in Angkor. Its pink sandstone and intricate artwork shine beautifully in the morning light, making it ideal for photography. After exploring Banteay Srei, begin your return journey to Pre Rup temple. You’ll drive through charming villages, rice paddies and local make and sell palm sugar, offering opportunities to stop for photos or shop for local crafts.

– PRE RUP TEMPLE: Highlights: a pyramid-style structure. The total height of Pre Rup is approximately 12 meters (39 feet) from its base to the top. This includes the three-tiered platform and the central towers at the summit. This temple was once used for funerals, so it has a unique vibe and architecture then return to Siem Reap. This temple was once used for funerals, so it has a unique vibe and architecture then return to Siem reap.

_{** Finish your day with}_{your tour concludes. You can head back to Siem Reap around 4:30 or 5:00pm}

BANTEAY SREI TEMPLE PHOTO GALLERY

Highlights - Option-1
✅Preah Khan Temple
✅Neak Pean Temple
✅Ta Som Temple
✅East Mebon Temple
✅Pre Rup Temple
Highlights - Option-2
✅Preah Khan Temple 
✅Neak Pean Temple 
✅Ta Som Temple
✅East Mebon Temple
✅Banteay Srei Temple
✅Pre Rup Temple

RATES FOR PRIVATE ENGLISH-SPEAKING DRIVER AND VEHICLE


PRIVATE AC CAR LUXUS SUV : 5 SEATS Maximum 3 passengers OPTION-1: $50 USD Per vehicle OPTION-2: $65 USD Per vehicle


PRIVATE AC MINIVAN : 12 SEATS – HYANDAI STAREX Maximum 10 passengers OPTION-1: $60 USD Per vehicle OPTION-2: $75 USD Per vehicle


PRIVATE AC MINIVAN : 15 SEATS – TOYOTA HIACE Maximum 13 passengers OPTION-1: $80 USD Per vehicle OPTION-2: $90 USD Per vehicle

♥ Please note: Drivers: Our drivers speak good English, provide brief explanations, and wait for you outside the temples.

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♥ Tour Guide : if you would like someone to guide you, take care of you, and provide detailed historical information at all temples, you should hire a tour guide to accompany you. The tour guide prices are listed below.

♥ Otherwise, if you feel that a tour guide is not important, we will not arrange one for this tour option

ENGLISH SPEAKING TOUR GUIDE
$50 USD for this tour OPTION-1 or OPTION-2

✅English speaking driver
✅Private AC vehicle
✅Car parking fees, Gasoline
✅Cool drinks/water and towels
❌ Angkor Ticket $37 USD per adult
❌ Meals (B/L/D)
❌ English speaking tour guide
❌ Apsara Dancing Shows

✍ Please let me know in advance of your trip if you would like to include this in your tour. Also, be advised that there is an additional cost of $18 per person for this Apsara add-on.

Apsara Dancing Shows

– Dress Code: Wear appropriate clothing to enter the temples (shoulders and knees must be covered).
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– Bring sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water.
– Transportation: You can hire a air-conditioned car, or minivan depending on your preference, or book a guided tour for a comfortable and convenient way to explore the temples—especially helpful in Siem Reap’s hot weather.