ITINERARY I

Day 1:
-Prasat Kravan: A small temple with many significant features. It has a unique ‘five themed’ design, with 5 towers lining up on one platform, and carvings on both exterior and interior walls.
- Pre Rub: The last brick Temple, with what may be a crematorium.
- East Mebon: The Temple which commemorates the name ‘Siem Reap’ (the Siamese have been defeated).
- Banteay Srei: The ‘Lady’s Temple’, one of the most interesting Temples.
- Banteay Samre: The best of one of the few, surviving funeral temples. Always missed by the bus tours.
- Banteay Kdey : initially, it was Buddhist monastery with 4 faces of the Budhha on the tops of 4 entrances.

Day 2
- Angkor Wat: The largest Temple, and the symbol of Cambodia’s civilization.
- Angkor Thom: (the King’s Town, it was once the centre of a city of 1,000,000 people). It contains: the South Gate, Bayon, Baphuon, Phimean Akas, Preah Palilay, Preah Pithou Temples, the ‘Terrace of the Elephants’, the ‘Terrace of the Leper King’.
-And, of course Taprom—the ‘Tomb Raider’ temple.
Price: $50 for guide, and $60 for transportation (a regular car). If you take a van (for 3 to 4 people), the cost is $70. A three- day Temple pass is $40 per person.

ITINERARY II

Day 1:
- Prasat Kravan: A small temple with many significant features. It has a unique ‘five themed’ design, with 5 towers lining up on one platform, and carving on both exterior and interior walls.
- Pre Rub: The last brick Temple, with what may be a crematorium.
- East Mebon: The Temple which commemorates the name ‘Siem Reap’ (the Siamese have been defeated).
- Banteay Srei: The ‘Lady’s Temple’, one of the most interesting Temples.
- Banteay Samre: The best of one of the few, surviving funeral temples. Always missed by the bus tours.
- Taprom (the famous‘Tomb Raider’ temple).

Day 2:
- Angkor Wat: The largest Temple, and the symbol of Cambodia’s civilization.
- Angkor Thom: (the King’s town). Over 800 years old. It contains: the South Gate, Bayon, Baphuon, Phimean Akas, Preah Palilay, Preah Pithou Temples, the ‘Terrace of the Elephants’, the ‘Terrace of the Leper King’.
- Phnom Bakeng: A Temple on top of a hill, which provides the best view of Angkor Wat and sunset.

Price: $50 for guide, and $60 for transportation (a regular car). If you take a van (for 3 to 4 people), the cost is $70. A three day Temple pass is $40 per person.