Cambodia

**Morning Itinerary: Pick Up for Angkor Wat**

You will begin your day with a morning pick-up for your visit to Ta Prohm Temple. Known for its stunning combination of trees growing out of the ruins and the surrounding jungle, Ta Prohm is one of Angkor's most popular temples and attracts many visitors.

**Lunch**
Lunch will be at your own expense.

**Afternoon Itinerary: Visit to Angkor Wat**

In the afternoon, you will visit the famous Angkor Wat, built for King Suryavarman II in the early 12th century. It is believed that Angkor Wat served as both a temple and mausoleum for the king during the peak of the Khmer Empire. You will have the opportunity to explore the temple until sundown.

**Visitor Code of Conduct for Temple Visits:**

**Dress Code:** Revealing clothing, such as shorts and skirts above the knees, as well as bare shoulders, is prohibited in sacred places. It is strongly encouraged to wear respectful attire while visiting Angkor.

Arrive at Apsara Theatre by 7 PM to enjoy a unique traditional dance show in Siem Reap. Alongside the stunning performance, you’ll also have a delicious Asian fusion set menu, which features traditional Cambodian cuisine.

Banteay Srei is well-known for its beautifully delicate carvings in warm pink sandstone. This late 10th-century temple is relatively compact and quite different from other temples in the Angkorian style. 

The Roluos Temples, dating back to the late 9th century, include the Hindu temples of Bakong, Lolei, and Preah Ko, collectively known as the Roluos Temple Group. This area represents the early capital of Angkor, and a guided tour will allow you to explore its most captivating sites. The most impressive of these is Bakong, a pyramid-like structure surrounded by a moat that still holds water today. To conclude your day, you may want to visit Lolei temple, which features four brick towers on a double laterite platform.