Visite privée d'une journée avec Sun Rise in Lost City et Angkor Wat au départ de Siem Reap
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Quittez votre hôtel avant l'aube, avec votre guide expert, entrez dans Angkor Wat dans l'obscurité par la porte est et continuez votre voyage à pied et rampez à travers un chemin de jungle jusqu'à la piscine nord (Angkor Wat est immense et vous savez qu'elle est devant vous. , vous ne pouvez pas encore le voir) et attendez le lever du soleil. Ensuite, vous vous aventurerez profondément dans les chambres centrales et jusqu'aux terrasses supérieures de ce véritable grand temple. Votre visite vous partagera toute l’histoire et la culture. Après le petit-déjeuner, vous visiterez la porte sud d'Angkor Thom, Bayon à 4 faces, Baphuon, Vimeanakas, située à l'intérieur de l'enceinte fortifiée de l'ancien palais royal de l'empire khmer. Explorez ensuite la célèbre terrasse de l'éléphant et du roi lépreux. Ensuite, vous visiterez le Ta Prohm enveloppé dans la jungle. Profitez de votre petit-déjeuner ou déjeuner avec des boissons fraîches dans un restaurant local du complexe du temple du XIIe siècle. • Profitez des opportunités de photos • Évitez les foules et échappez à la chaleur • Il s'agit d'une visite privée, tout est flexible selon vos besoins
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Angkor Wat est le plus grand monument religieux du monde. Il a été construit au 12ème siècle. En tant que temple le mieux conservé du site, il est le seul à être resté un centre religieux important depuis sa fondation. Nous entrerons dans le grand temple dans l'obscurité du côté oriental peu visité. Nous continuons notre voyage à pied et rampons à travers un chemin de jungle jusqu'à l'ancienne bibliothèque nord de la bibliothèque où nous attendrons le lever du soleil. Écoutez les explications de votre guide expert, puis passez du temps à vous aventurer dans les chambres centrales du temple, où votre guide local vous révélera l'histoire, les mythes et les histoires représentés sur les bas-reliefs en pierre (la plus longue étendue de sculptures de bas-reliefs en le monde) alors vous vous aventurerez profondément dans les chambres centrales de ce vraiment grand temple. Votre guide expérimenté veillera à ce que votre visite à Angkor Wat vous laisse une riche compréhension de l'histoire et du but du grand temple, ainsi que de la puissante civilisation angkorienne.
La porte sud est l'une des cinq portes d'Angkor Thom (l'ancienne capitale de l'empire khmer). La porte flanquée d'une rangée de 54 personnages en pierre de chaque côté était l'entrée de la ville fortifiée d'Angkor Thom. À l'apogée de sa grandeur, Angkor Thom avait une population de plus d'un million d'habitants et était plus grande que la ville de Londres. C'est l'un des sites touristiques les plus populaires de la région d'Angkor Wat.
Le Bayon est un temple khmer richement décoré à Angkor au Cambodge. Construit au 13ème siècle comme temple d'État du roi Jayavarman VII, le Bayon se dresse au centre de la capitale de Jayavarman. Le trait le plus distinctif du Bayon est la multitude de visages de pierre sereins et souriants sur les nombreuses tours qui dépassent de la terrasse supérieure et se regroupent autour de son sommet central. Vous verrez ses tours centrales magnifiquement conçues, couvertes de plus de 200 visages énormes. Le temple a deux ensembles de bas-reliefs, qui présentent une combinaison de scènes mythologiques, historiques et mondaines. Le mur extérieur de la galerie extérieure présente une série de bas-reliefs représentant des événements historiques et des scènes de la vie quotidienne des Khmers angkoriens. Les bas-reliefs de la galerie intérieure représentent des événements mythologiques.
Le Bayon est un temple khmer richement décoré à Angkor au Cambodge. Construit au 13ème siècle comme temple d'État du roi Jayavarman VII, le Bayon se dresse au centre de la capitale de Jayavarman. Le trait le plus distinctif du Bayon est la multitude de visages de pierre sereins et souriants sur les nombreuses tours qui dépassent de la terrasse supérieure et se regroupent autour de son sommet central. Vous verrez ses tours centrales magnifiquement conçues, couvertes de plus de 200 visages énormes. Le temple a deux ensembles de bas-reliefs, qui présentent une combinaison de scènes mythologiques, historiques et mondaines. Le mur extérieur de la galerie extérieure présente une série de bas-reliefs représentant des événements historiques et des scènes de la vie quotidienne des Khmers angkoriens. Les bas-reliefs de la galerie intérieure représentent des événements mythologiques.
Gemme cachée: Votre guide vous emmènera dans un endroit que la plupart des touristes n'ont jamais vu. Le voyage est la seule chose que vous achetez qui vous rend plus riche.
Phimeanakas (temple céleste) ou Vimeanakas construit à la fin du 10ème siècle, sous le règne de Rajendravarman (de 941-968), puis complété par Suryavarman I sous la forme des pyramides à trois niveaux en tant que temple hindou. Au sommet de la pyramide il y avait une tour, tandis que sur le bord de la plate-forme supérieure il y a des galeries. Phimeanakas est situé à l'intérieur de l'enceinte fortifiée du palais royal d'Angkor Thom.
La célèbre terrasse du roi lépreux. Certains pensent que la structure en forme de U a été utilisée comme site de crémation royale. Il a été construit au 13ème siècle sous le roi Jayavarman VII, bien que son nom moderne dérive d'une sculpture du 15ème siècle découverte sur le site. La statue représente le dieu hindou Yama, le dieu de la mort.
Arrêt secret : Un lieu majestueux qui donne le ton de l’aventure de la journée. N'écoutez pas ce qu'ils disent, allez voir. Tous les voyages ont des destinations secrètes que les voyageurs ignorent.
La terrasse des éléphants, longue de 350 m, servait de stand de révision géant pour les cérémonies publiques et servait de base au grand public du roi. Certains résidents khmers locaux l'appellent «l'ancien stade khmer». Il a été construit au 13ème siècle sous le roi Jayavarman VII.
Le Ta Prohm (temple du voleur de tombes), enveloppé dans la jungle, est l'un des temples les plus atmosphériques d'Angkor. Ta Prohm a été construit au 13ème siècle. Contrairement à la plupart des temples angkoriens, Ta Prohm est à peu près dans le même état dans lequel il a été trouvé, la combinaison photogénique et atmosphérique d'arbres poussant hors des ruines et de la jungle environnante en a fait l'un des temples les plus populaires d'Angkor auprès des visiteurs. L'UNESCO a inscrit Ta Prohm sur la Liste du patrimoine mondial en 1992. Aujourd'hui, c'est l'un des complexes les plus visités de la région d'Angkor au Cambodge. Ta Prohm était un temple religieux situé au centre de l'ancienne université khmère aux XIIe et XIIIe siècles.
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Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Vous serez pris en charge à votre hébergement pour commencer la visite par votre guide touristique et un chauffeur.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Votre guide touristique vous enverra un lien pour acheter le billet électronique d’entrée au temple quelques jours à l’avance.
- Veuillez porter des chaussures plates confortables pour marcher.
- Il est recommandé de prendre le Petit-déjeuner en boîte de votre hôtel. Vous avez donc la possibilité de manger dans un café local près d'Angkor Wat
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This tour was Excellent! Our tour guide Sim went out of his way to ensure a seamless day of adventure. From the start, Sim checked in with our hotel the day before to ensure an on time pick-up the next morning. We met Sim waiting for us in the lobby at 4:30. From there, him and our lovely driver took us to Angkor Wat for a beautiful sunrise. He knew a great and comfortable spot for viewing. We proceeded to explore the site, Sim was extremely knowledgeable and pointed out all the good photo spots. Our driver always met us without any waiting and had cold waters for us. The day exceeded our expectations and we managed to visit 10 sites. We finished around 12pm. Highly recommend
Hi Cliff, thank you for visiting Cambodia. It was very nice to meet you and your friend here. We are so glad to hear that you enjoyed your experiences. Thank you again for your time spent reviewing us on Trip Advisor. We wish you and your friends all the best. Kind regards, From Journey2 Team.
A really memorable experience in stunning Angkor Wat and other sites. Everything was so easy, interesting and enjoyable thanks to our wonderful guide PHORN BUNNARITH (Rith Bunna).
Hi Penny, thank you for visiting Cambodia. It was very nice to meet you and your family in Siem Reap. We are glad to hear that you enjoyed your experiences here. We will pass this on to our colleagues Rith and the Driver. Thank you again for your time spent reviewing us on Trip Advisor. We wish you and your family all the best. Kind regards, Journey2 Team.
Rith was an amazing tour guide! He got us up and out early to see the sun rise and beat the crowds. Very much enjoyed our conversations with him and he was able to answer all of our questions. Rith is very personable and easy to talk to, it was a joy to spend our our day exploring Siem Reap and other nearby sites with him. Highly recommend for his knowledge and personality, an amazing story teller.
Hi Kelly, It was very nice to meet you here. thank you for visiting Cambodia. We are glad to hear that you enjoyed your experiences. Thank you again for your time spent reviewing us on Trip Advisor. We wish you and your family all the best. We hope to see you again soon. Kind regards, Journey2 Team and Tour Guide Rith
Rith was an amazing tour guide. His English was excellent. We really enjoyed learning about Siem Reap from him as well as learning about Cambodia. The stories he shared were insightful and interesting. He helped us stay away from the crowds, he was also a great photo taker.
Dear customer, thank you and your family for visiting Cambodia. It was very nice to meet you here. We are glad to hear that you enjoyed your experiences here. We will pass this on to our colleagues Rith and the Driver. Thank you again for your time spent reviewing us on Trip Advisor. We wish you and your family all the best. Kind regards, Journey2 Team.
We took a four day private tour of the Angkor / Siem Reap region with Rith as our guide/host/translator. He picked us up at the airport and dropped us off 4 days later and everything was flawlessly planned and executed - hotel drops/pickups, meals, park entry permits, etc. Rith also proved to be adept at making adjustments to the itinerary for weather or for our preferences ie stay longer or shorter at a given site. The car was modern, clean and comfortable and the air conditioning and ice water were lifesaving in the relentless heat of late April. Rith is extremely knowledgeable about the history of the region and the temples and other sites that we visited, and he is able to go into very deep detail if questioned! (His English is flawless). In addition to the historical sites, Rith also provided guidance around cultural norms & expectations, attire, shopping negotiation, tipping, exploring the city on our own, etc. Rith made our trip to Cambodia a fantastic experience and provided many memories. As for the Angkor region - it’s overwhelming!! Definitely a must-see !
Dear customer, thank you for visiting Cambodia. It was very nice to meet you and your family in Siem Reap. We are glad to hear that you enjoyed your experiences here. We will pass this on to our colleagues Rith and the Driver. Thank you again for your time spent reviewing us on Trip Advisor. We wish you and your family all the best. Kind regards, Journey2 Team.
Wonderful guide to the most beautiful place on earth. Unbelievable temples and scenery. Bunnarith was an expert guide with amazing knowledge and full of interesting stories. He took us to some great places and we even visited his family home! Cannot recommend too highly.
Hi Paul, It was very nice to meet you here. Thank you so much for taking the time to review us on Viator. We're glad to hear that you have enjoyed your tour experiences. We will pass this on to tour guide RITH. We hope to see you again soon. We wish you and your families all the best. Kind regards, Journey2 Team.
Bunnarith “Rith” was my guide for 9 days. Angkor Wat is absolutely a must see….but with Rith, my guide, and his driver, we dug a little deeper into the beauty and poignancy of this exquisite country. We explored all the major temples over 9 days in Siem Reap & Phnom Phen… interspersed with a countryside visit to Ohm Pheach’s Golden Silk farm with the extraordinary handwork (credit cards accepted, cash much appreciated), Down the road a piece was the land mine museum — a “must see” for folks interested in all forms of war ordnance found throughout the country. Off to the side was its founder, a quiet, unassuming former child warrior, AkiRa, whose extraordinary story of an orphan recruited at 5 years old to work the fields and at 10 yrs old began toting an AK-47. His path from child warrior to caring for others, including orphans and children mutilated by land mines, is heartbreaking, yet at the same time, gives us hope for a better world. Som Orn’s silver shop in SR is beautiful, too…credit cards accepted…I bought several exquisitely carved silver bowls. Som Orn was 1 of 4 surviving silversmiths determined to share his knowledge and craftsmanship with the younger generation. Please do not leave this country without visiting the Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields museum. Ok; we do not go on vacation to be horrified by what humans are capable of doing to each other. But to visit these museums is to pay our respect to the many, many people who suffered in such tragedy…. And to realize that within each of us, in similar circumstances, is the ability to engage in like manner, regardless of color, creed, gender, or any other loftiness we may ascribe to ourselves. Only 12 survived the Killing Fields torture chambers, and 4 were at the museum that day with books to sign & photos with you,,, books were $20 each (cash); splurge for these….these historical accounts must be shared; maybe donate the books to your library after you’ve read them. Venture to the “local, local” hotels, which are gorgeous, very reasonably priced, clean, have hot water, scrumptious buffet breakfast with SE Asian and Western options, friendly staff, beautiful pools, and relaxing spa options. Please be respectful with your clothing and language…cover your arms and legs at the temples & remove shoes before entering the temples and the national palace. When dining & walking thru the lobbies, modest clothing for women is appreciated. Even though cocktails or wine are plentiful, please keep voices low so as to be heard only by friends at your table. Ask Rith to take to you for the sticky coconut buns at the roadside market — somewhere on the way to a temple —which make my mouth water as I write this… the “assembly line” makes McDonald’s appear infantile by comparison! Don’t worry, I ate selected street foods and at local restaurants and had no stomach or intestinal issues….Rith will take you only to the spots he knows are reputable and safe. Vendors, shop owners, tuktuk drivers, markets, and food stalls take cash; US $s were accepted, but make sure to have fresh, crisp bills with no rips, folds, or wrinkles. Tuk-Tuk drivers were kind, some funny, and competent to get from A to B for the cash price agreed in advance. Oh, and I must mention our driver’s wife ran a stall with a sugar cane press for freshly squeezed cup of sugar cane juice with a squeeze of lemon juice… OMG… thought I had died and gone to heaven it was so refreshing! If you want to leave a little bit more behind than agreed pricing and tips, please consider purchasing a water filtration device for a family; it’s less than $50 and can have a tremendous impact for a family and the community. Rith found some made in Cambodia, by Cambodians, and for Cambodians…I really liked that! As a guide, Rith was extremely knowledgeable, very resourceful, kind, and I felt very safe traveling alone; he is one of the best with whom I have worked in any part of the world. This is a country of lovely people with a long, rich history. Please admire and help preserve this beautiful country.
Hi D'lisa, Thank you for visiting Cambodia. It was very nice to meet you here. We're glad to hear that you have enjoyed your experience. We will pass this on to the driver and tour guide RITH. Thank again for taking the time to review us on Trip Advisor. We wish you and your families all the best. Kind regards, Journey2 Team.
Our tour was amazing! Rith was an amazing guide, easy to understand and full of knowledge about the sites and visited. He also great about sharing the history of Cambodia and his own personal experiences. Sunrise at Angkor Wat was spectacular!!!
Dear Customers, Thank you so much for taking your time to review and give us feedback. We are very glad to hear you have enjoyed your tour and our services. We will pass your comments on to our guide Rith and driver. Kind regards, Journey2 Angkor.
Outstanding services and excellent guide. Sen was very helpful and nothing too much trouble. He knew the best place to stand for the sunrise at Angkor wat. Driver was very courteous and safe
Dear Customers, Thank you so much for taking time to review us on Trip Advisor. We are very happy to hear that you have enjoyed your tour. We will pass your comments on to our guide and driver. Kind regards, Journey2 Angkor.
Great service and guides! From the beginning, the team was very detail-oriented and thorough as I made my booking via email. Once on the ground, the guides were timely, friendly, exceptionally knowledgeable about the history of the temples, and went out of their way to make sure they tour was suited to my interests.
