Tour Overview

Amazing Angkor Temple Complex Tour for Elderly & Disabled Travelers
Enjoy a comfortable and worry-free exploration of the magnificent Angkor Temple Complex with a dedicated wheelchair assistant throughout the day. This specially designed tour allows elderly guests and travelers with limited mobility to experience the wonders of Angkor at a relaxed pace, with personalized assistance and accessible routes whenever possible.

Duration

Full Day (8–10 Hours)

07:30 AM – Hotel Pickup

Your professional driver and personal wheelchair assistant will meet you at your hotel in Siem Reap. Assistance will be provided from the hotel lobby to the vehicle, ensuring a safe and comfortable start to the day.

08:00 AM – Visit Angkor Wat

Begin your journey at the magnificent Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world.

Highlights:

– Accessible pathways around the main temple grounds
– Beautiful reflection ponds for photography
– Detailed bas-reliefs and Khmer architecture
– Plenty of shaded rest areas

The assistant will help with wheelchair navigation, photo opportunities, and comfort throughout the visit.

10:30 AM – Visit Bayon Temple

Continue to Bayon Temple, famous for its giant smiling stone faces.

Highlights:

– Explore accessible sections of the temple
– Discover fascinating carvings depicting ancient Khmer life
– Enjoy a relaxed pace with frequent rest stops
12:00 PM – Lunch Break
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant near the Angkor Archaeological Park.

Assistance Includes:

– Help with seating arrangements
– Wheelchair access support
– Assistance with ordering if required
01:30 PM – Visit Ta Prohm Temple
Explore the enchanting Ta Prohm Temple, where giant tree roots intertwine with ancient stone ruins.

Highlights:

– Accessible viewing areas
– Unique jungle atmosphere
– Excellent photography opportunities

Your assistant will help navigate uneven surfaces and ensure a safe visit.

03:00 PM – Relaxation Break

Enjoy refreshments and a short rest in a shaded area before continuing the afternoon exploration.

03:30 PM – Visit South Gate of Angkor Thom

Stop at the impressive South Gate of Angkor Thom for photos and to admire the ancient entrance lined with statues of gods and demons.

04:30 PM – Scenic Drive Through Angkor Park

Enjoy a leisurely drive through the beautiful Angkor forest, passing ancient monuments and scenic landscapes.

05:00 PM – Return to Hotel

After a memorable day exploring the wonders of Angkor, return comfortably to your hotel in Siem Reap.

Ideal For

– Elderly travelers
– Guests with limited mobility
– Wheelchair users
– Families traveling with senior relatives
– Visitors seeking a comfortable and accessible Angkor experience

Experience the beauty, history, and spirituality of Angkor with personalized assistance, comfort, and peace of mind throughout your journey.

Optional Add-ons

✔ Additional participant: USD 30 per person
✔ Extra wheelchair with dedicated assistant: USD 60 per day

Note:

Pick up and drop off at the hotel in Siem Reap City Please wait in the hotel lobby 15 minutes before your scheduled pickup time.

What to bring

Comfortable shoes
Loose, lightweight, long clothing that is both respectful and cool in the hot Asian climate

Remember:

Dress standards are conservative throughout Asia, especially outside major cities.
To respect this and for your own comfort, please wear modest clothing. This means clothing that covers your shoulders and knees. The Apsara Authority, which manages the park, reserves the right to refuse entry to certain areas of the site for guests who wear clothing that is considered immodest.
No smoking, drinking alcohol, or touching the carvings is permitted in and around the temples.
Closure of site: The third level of Angkor Wat is not open during Buddhist holidays.

Why is Angkor Wat so famous?

Nestled within the province of Siem Reap in Cambodia lies the vast Angkor Archaeological Park, a crown jewel of the country’s tourist hotspots. Hidden within the dense rainforest undergrowth, you’ll discover the towering remnants of an ancient stone city, echoing tales of a bygone era.
Cambodia boasts a rich assortment of temples and structures, yet the one that consistently captures the most fascination is the monumental Angkor Wat. Its prominence is such that it graces the country’s national flag – a testament to its cultural and historical significance.

Built in the 12th century, this majestic “temple-mountain” was originally designed to serve as the dwelling place for the Hindu deity, Vishnu. Its architectural grandeur and historical relevance make it a must-visit destination for any traveler exploring Cambodia.
The bas-relief galleries on many of the walls of one of the most spectacular temples in Cambodia depict themes from Cambodian mythology and culture that extend back hundreds of years. These depictions date back to when the temple was built.