Nascer do sol na excursão de um dia para grupos pequenos em Angkor Wat saindo de Siem Reap
Descrição
Começando antes do amanhecer, você será buscado em seu hotel e fará uma curta viagem até Angkor Wat. Entraremos em Angkor Wat na escuridão do lado oriental pouco visitado e depois rastejaremos pelo Caminho da Selva até as antigas piscinas da biblioteca e esperaremos para assistir ao Nascer do Sol. Angkor Wat é o maior complexo religioso do mundo. Depois de absorver a atmosfera do amanhecer, você passará pelo maior trecho de esculturas em baixo-relevo do mundo. Seu guia compartilhará com você toda a história e cultura. Em seguida, você se aventurará nas câmaras centrais e nos terraços superiores deste templo verdadeiramente grande. Após o café da manhã, você visitará o famoso Ta Prohm (templo de Tomb Raider), envolto na selva. Em seguida, você seguirá para o portão sul da cidade murada de Angkor Thom e se maravilhará com as misteriosas cabeças de pedra e os evocativos baixos-relevos do templo de Bayon e dos Terraços dos Elefantes e do Rei Leproso. • Aproveite oportunidades fotográficas • Evite as multidões e fuja do calor
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Angkor Wat é o maior monumento religioso do mundo. Foi construído no século XII. Como o templo mais bem preservado do local, é o único que permaneceu um centro religioso significativo desde sua fundação. Entraremos no grande templo na escuridão do lado leste pouco visitado. Continuamos nossa jornada a pé e rastejamos por um caminho na selva até a antiga piscina da biblioteca do Norte, onde esperamos o nascer do sol. Ouça as explicações de seu guia especializado e, em seguida, passe algum tempo se aventurando nas câmaras centrais do templo, onde seu guia local revelará a história, mitos e histórias retratadas nos baixos-relevos de pedra (o trecho mais longo de esculturas em baixo-relevo de o mundo), então você vai se aventurar profundamente nas câmaras centrais deste templo verdadeiramente grande. Seu guia experiente garantirá que sua visita a Angkor Wat deixe você com uma rica compreensão da história e do propósito do grande templo, e também da poderosa civilização de Angkor.
O Portão Sul é um dos cinco portões de Angkor Thom (a antiga capital do Império Khmer). O portão ladeado por uma fileira de 54 figuras de pedra de cada lado era a entrada da cidade fortificada de Angkor Thom. No auge de sua grandeza, Angkor Thom tinha uma população de mais de um milhão de pessoas e era maior em tamanho que a cidade de Londres. É um dos pontos turísticos mais populares na área de Angkor Wat.
O Bayon é um templo Khmer ricamente decorado em Angkor, no Camboja. Construído no século 13 como o templo estatal do rei Jayavarman VII, o Bayon fica no centro da capital de Jayavarman. A característica mais distinta do Bayon é a multidão de rostos de pedra serenos e sorridentes nas muitas torres que se projetam do terraço superior e se agrupam em torno de seu pico central. Você verá suas torres centrais lindamente trabalhadas, cobertas por mais de 200 rostos enormes. O templo possui dois conjuntos de baixos-relevos, que apresentam uma combinação de cenas mitológicas, históricas e mundanas. A parede externa da galeria externa apresenta uma série de baixos-relevos representando eventos históricos e cenas da vida cotidiana do Khmer de Angkorian. Os baixos-relevos da galeria interna retratam eventos mitológicos.
Jóia escondida: Seu guia levará até você um lugar que a maioria dos turistas nunca viu. Viajar é a única coisa que você compra e que o torna mais rico.
O famoso Terraço do Rei Leproso. A estrutura em forma de U é considerada por alguns como um local de cremação real. Foi construído no século 13 sob o rei Jayavarman VII, embora seu nome moderno deriva de uma escultura do século 15 descoberta no local. A estátua retrata o deus hindu Yama, o deus da morte.
O Terraço dos Elefantes, com 350 m de comprimento, foi usado como uma gigantesca arquibancada para cerimônias públicas e serviu de base para a grande audiência do rei. Alguns moradores locais do Khmer o chamam de "Estádio Khmer Antigo". Foi construído no século 13 sob o rei Jayavarman VII.
Parada secreta: Um lugar majestoso que deu o tom da aventura do dia. Não dê ouvidos ao que dizem, vá ver. Todas as viagens têm destinos secretos dos quais os viajantes desconhecem.
O Ta Prohm (templo dos invasores de túmulos) envolto na selva – um dos mais atmosféricos de todos os templos em Angkor. Ta Prohm foi construído no século 13. Ao contrário da maioria dos templos de Angkor, Ta Prohm está praticamente na mesma condição em que foi encontrado, a combinação fotogênica e atmosférica de árvores que crescem nas ruínas e os arredores da selva o tornaram um dos templos mais populares de Angkor entre os visitantes. A UNESCO inscreveu Ta Prohm na Lista do Patrimônio Mundial em 1992. Hoje, é um dos complexos mais visitados da região de Angkor, no Camboja. Ta Prohm era um templo religioso localizado no centro da antiga Universidade Khmer durante os séculos XII e XIII.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Você será buscado em sua acomodação para iniciar o passeio pelo seu guia turístico e um motorista.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Por favor, use sapatos planos que sejam confortáveis para caminhar.
- Recomenda-se que você tome café da manhã em caixas do seu hotel. Então você tem a oportunidade de comer em um café local perto de Angkor Wat
Avaliações(16)
Such an amazing day with Nara visiting Angkor Wat, he was very knowledgeable and friendly. Definitely a must do while in Siem reap!
Hi Thear, It was very nice to meet you and your family. Thank for visiting Siem Reap. We're so glad to hear that you enjoy your Tours. We'll pass this to the Tour Nara. Thankyou again for spending your time to write us a review. We hope to see you again soon. I wish you & your family all the best. From Journey2 Teams
Our tour guide, Mr Sim is very professional during the tour. He explained to us the history of all the temples that we visited that day. Very passionate with his work, energetic, positive attitude and happy all the time. Mr Sim also shared with us other touristic areas to be visited around town. Thank you Mr Sim and team. You really took care of us and truly represent of Cambodia hospitality. We wish you all the best!! From Aaron & Syafiq
Hi Aaron & Syafiq, It was very nice to meet you. Thank you for visiting Cambodia and spent the time to review us on TripAdvisor. we wish you and your family all the best. We hoped to see you again soon. Kind regards, From Journey2 and SIM
Our guide took us round Angkor Wat and several other places of interest in the area. He arrived punctually in the morning and facilitated us buying tickets on the way, before showing us to a great spot from which to watch the sunrise over Angkor Wat. He was extremely knowledgeable while guiding us around and was very flexible in giving us an unscheduled break when we needed a bit of shade to cool down. After the tour, he took the time to message us with a list of all the places we had visited in the order we had visited them so we would be able to remember which photos were taken where. He also sent us a list of other suggestions for places to visit in the Siem Reap area. All in all, it was a great tour with a very good guide.
Hello Katy, It was very nice to meet you and Naoto in Siem Reap. Thank for visit Cambodia. we are glad to hear you enjoyed the experience. Thank again for taking your time to write us a review. We have passed this onto the Tour Guide and the Driver. We hoped to meet you again soon. We wish you and your family all the best. From Journey2 Team
This tour was more than a sunrise. It lasted the whole day, up to 3pm for us. The guide explained throughly and we were able to understand the meaning behind everything we saw. The benefit of this tour is the they show you all the best picture spots, which temples are worth seeing, a detailed explanation of a lot of the carvings, transport to every temple, and free water whenever you need. The guide goes according to your pace, though we were a tour of 2 people only. Some advice before visiting Angkor Wat: 1. Visit the Angkor Wat museum the day before as you will need a lot of exposition to truly understand the significance of everything you will see. 2. Pack Mosquito repellent as you will get bitten to holy hell in the forested parts of the tour. 3. Go with a pre-packed breakfast and lunch to keep your energy levels up. 4. It's 12 hours of walking so make sure to dress for comfort. 5. Wear clothes that cover your knees and shoulders else you will have to buy overpriced clothes from the vendors nearby. I would recommend using a tour guide at least for your first day of Angkor Wat because it will be quite overwhelming to navigate and know where to go on your first time. Thank you to our tour guide Sim for a memorable experience.
Hi Deran, It was very nice to meet you and your colleague here. Thank you for visit Cambodia. We're glad to hear you enjoyed the experience. We have passed this on to Tour Guide SIM and the Driver. We hope to see you again soon. A lot of Thanks for taking your time to write us a review. We wish you, your colleagues and your family the best. Have a good day! Kind regards, From Journey2 Team
Our guide was Sim and he was very knowledgeable about all of the temples and the history of Angkor. He also answered all of our questions and took us to the least crowded areas. Thank you Sim, for a lovely tour.
Hi Heath, It was very nice to see you in Siem Reap. Thank you for your feedback. We're glad to hear that you enjoyed your tour. I will pass this information on to the Tour Guide and the Driver. Thank you again for visiting Cambodia and We hope you will enjoy the rest of your stay in Asia. We also hope to see you again soon. Wish you all the best. From Journey2 Team
We had a memorable tour. The guide and driver arrived at hotel lobby on time at 4:30 am. We were pleasantly surprised that it was a private tour as we had small group of 3 family members along with a air-conditioned car having ample chilled water bottles which was a relief on a sweltering day. We had purchased tickets online before hand. Moonlit Angkor wat temple at 5:30 am was a awesome sight. Our guide found us a comfortable to sit for an hour till Sun Rise at Angkor Wat. The temple compound was huge and explained in detail. We took 40 mins break for breakfast before going for next temple Ta Prohm. This was followed by Victoria Gate of Angkor Thom, Bayon temple and South Gate of Angkor Thom. We returned to hotel at 1 pm exhausted but satisfied. We were able to self pace our tour considering the hot day. Our guide was with us very step with detailed historical knowledge of every nook and corner. We are thankful to our guide and driver for a wonderful day. Highly recommended.
Hello Arnab, It was very nice to meet you and your family in Siem Reap Cambodia. We are glad to hear you enjoyed your Tour. Thank you for taking the time to write us a review. We have passed this on to our guide and driver. We wish you and your family all the best. From Journey2 Team.
Nice group - visiting early morning led by Mr Raj - very informative and breakfast stop was much appreciated. Water and cold towels provided in hot temperatures.
Hello Tracy, Thank you so much for your reviews. We are glad to hear that you enjoy your tour. Thanks again for visiting Siem Reap and using our services. We will pass this on to Mr Raj. We wish all the best to you and your family and hope to see you again. Journey2 Team
Amazing place to visit. Our guide SEN was so knowledgeable & interesting. He answered all of our questions & was helpful throughout the tour. The temples are awe-inspiring & a sight not only worth seeing but learning about too. It was an amazing experience to see the sun rise over the temples. A truly spiritual place. Thank you SEN & thanks to our driver too, " James Bond"
Dear Customer, Thank you so much for taking time to review us on Viator. We're glad to hear that you have enjoyed your tour. We will pass this on to the driver and SEN. Wishing you and your families all the best. Kind regards, Journey2 Angkor.
My traveling partner and I don't normally go in for guided tours. We normally prefer to explore by ourselves when travelling, so on our first day in Siem Reap we simply hired a driver and wandered by ourselves in each site, consulting guide books and phones. The Angkor Wat area is so huge, though, that we decided to try hiring a guide for the following day. We are so glad we were able to land Mr. Sim! Being guided by him made our experience so much better. We really appreciated having confidence that we were getting to see the most significant parts of each site, and could trust Mr. Sim's expertise on what parts of Angkor Wat's huge structure we could skip. He also provided historical context, art-historical detail, and answered our questions about the things we were seeing and also life in Cambodia today. Since we had already seen a few of the temples before, we were able to personalize our itinerary in consultation with him and see lesser visited temples, which were great! It was neat to walk around in much quieter places and see the architectural echoes with the main attractions we had just visited. Other reviewers have praised the value for money of the tour, and I heartily concur with that. We were ready to be dropped off back at our hotel after about nine hours of touring, and Mr. Sim would have happily shown us more sights yet! The driver he hired to take us around did a nice job, too, and we were grateful for the cold water provided. It gets hot out there! All in all, I heartily recommend the experience--we're really glad we made the choice we did!
Hi Caleb, Thank you so much for taking time to review us on Viator. We are very happy to hear that you have enjoyed your tour. We will pass this on to the driver and SIM. Wishing you and your families all the best. Kind regards, Journey2 Angkor.
Mr Sim was a very knowledgeable guide. Not only did we learn a lot about the temples and the places we visited but also a lot about the culture and much more. He also knew the best times to visit certain places so we avoided the crowds as much as we could and got to spend time soaking in the carvings, exploring the ruins and getting some great photos as well. The early start was a little daunting but well worth it as Mr Sim found us a great spot to enjoy watching the sun rise over the spires. Post the sunrise tour, Mr. Sim also sent us a list of the temples we visited for our reference and a whole bunch of other things we can do in Siem Reap!
Hi Sudeeptha, 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. Wishing you and your family a very Happy New Year. Kind regards, Journey2 Angkor.
