Full-Day Private Temple Tour · Approximately 9–10 Hours · Siem Reap, Cambodia
Discover two remarkable temples beyond Angkor’s best-known sites on a full-day journey through Cambodia’s ancient Khmer heritage.
Begin at Banteay Srei, celebrated for its delicate pink sandstone carvings and exceptional artistic detail. Often called the “Jewel of Khmer Art,” this 10th-century temple offers a closer look at the craftsmanship of the ancient Khmer civilization. APSARA National Authority
Continue to Beng Mealea, a vast 12th-century temple complex surrounded by lush vegetation, where collapsed stone galleries, ancient walls, and jungle growth create a memorable atmosphere of exploration. APSARA National Authority
With private transportation, a flexible schedule, and the option of a licensed English-speaking guide, ATS makes it easier to explore these fascinating places at your own pace.
Suggested itinerary
Highlights: Intricate sandstone carvings, less-central temple landscapes, rural scenery and photography opportunities.
Your private driver will meet you at your hotel or agreed pickup point in Siem Reap. Settle into an air-conditioned vehicle and travel toward the countryside north of the city.
Enjoy views of rural Cambodia along the way, with rice fields, local homes, and everyday village life. Your pickup time can be adjusted to your hotel location and the day’s conditions.
Arrive at Banteay Srei, a small but extraordinary temple known for its warm pink sandstone and finely detailed carvings.
During your visit, discover:
Allow approximately 60–90 minutes to explore at a comfortable pace. A licensed guide can explain the stories behind the carvings and the temple’s place in Khmer history.
Continue toward Beng Mealea through the Cambodian countryside. Enjoy the changing scenery and observe rural landscapes along the route.
A short refreshment or restroom stop may be arranged when suitable. Any additional village visit should be agreed upon in advance and must not interfere with the planned temple visits.
Explore one of Cambodia’s atmospheric temple complexes, where fallen sandstone blocks, overgrown structures, and ancient galleries reveal a different side of the Angkor-era world.
During your visit, you can:
Allow approximately 1.5–2 hours. Some areas have uneven surfaces, loose stones, and steps, so sturdy footwear and careful movement are important. Follow current site access rules and do not climb restricted structures.
Take a relaxing lunch break at a suitable local restaurant along the route or near the temple area, depending on availability.
You may enjoy Cambodian dishes or choose another available option to suit your preferences. Lunch and drinks are not included unless specifically stated in your selected package.
Begin the return journey toward Siem Reap, enjoying the countryside from the comfort of your private vehicle.
If time, road conditions, and your agreed package allow, you may request a short photo stop along the way. Additional attractions are not guaranteed and should be arranged in advance.
Arrive back at your hotel or agreed drop-off point in Siem Reap, concluding your full-day journey through Cambodia’s extraordinary temple heritage.
The estimated return time may change depending on traffic, visitor pace, weather, and the time spent at each site.
Timing is a suggested itinerary, not a guaranteed schedule. Confirm the final departure time and current temple access hours before accepting a booking.
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For Angkor-related tours, the official Angkor Enterprise website currently lists the following international visitor ticket prices.
| Ticket | Official price |
|---|---|
| Angkor 1-day pass | $37 |
| Angkor 3-day pass | $62 |
| Angkor 7-day pass | $72 |
| Beng Mealea pass | $10 |
| Koh Ker pass | $15 |
| Kbal Spean pass | $5 |
Check the official ticket portal for the selected visit date, eligibility and applicable ticket rules. These admission fees are not included in the selling prices above. Do not add every ticket together: the required tickets depend on the itinerary.
Official ticket portal: Angkor Enterprise.
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