Cambodia Avatar – Angkor Wat Big and Small Circle Tour
Discover the Mystical Temples of Angkor Wat from Pattaya
Step into another world with our Cambodia Avatar tour — a two-day journey through the legendary temple complexes of Angkor. Visit the ancient ruins of Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and more. Immerse yourself in Cambodia’s fascinating history, sacred traditions, and breathtaking architecture.
Group Tour (very rarely available)
Price: Adult – 18,900 ฿ | Child (2–12 years) – 17,400 ฿ | Infant (0–2 years) – 2,500 ฿
Private Tour
Price: Adult – 24,000 ฿ | Child (2–12 years) – 22,000 ฿ | Infant (0–2 years) – 2,500 ฿
Additional charges:
- Re-entry visa to Thailand – 1,300 ฿
- Single room surcharge: Hotel 3★ – 800 ฿. Hotel 4★ – 1,000 ฿
Schedule
Departure: 04:00 from Pattaya
Guides: Russian & English speaking
Prepayment required
Included in the Price
- Accommodation at 3★ or 4★ hotel
- Meals according to the program (breakfast, 2 lunches, dinner)
- Transport and excursions
- Entrance tickets to all temples
- Professional guides
- Cambodian visa assistance
Take with you: passport (mandatory), 2 photos, clothing covering shoulders and knees, sunglasses, hat, camera, money for personal expenses, and return air ticket from Thailand.
Tour Description
The Cambodia Avatar Tour is an unforgettable journey to the mysterious world of Angkor, once the heart of the mighty Khmer Empire. Over two days, you’ll explore both the Big Circle and Small Circle of Angkor — the most iconic and sacred temple complexes of Cambodia.
Day 1 – The Great Circle of Angkor
Preah Khan
Begin your adventure at Preah Khan, a 12th-century temple built by the great King Jayavarman VII. Surrounded by a moat and guarded bridges, this vast monastery features carvings, statues, and sacred lingams — symbols of fertility in Hindu tradition.
Pre Rup & Neak Pean
Next, visit Pre Rup, a 10th-century temple used for royal cremations. Its terraces and lion statues reflect deep symbolism and ancient rituals.
Then discover Neak Pean, an unusual island temple once believed to have healing waters. The central pool, now fenced, was once considered sacred for purification.
Krol Ko, Ta Som & East Mebon
- Krol Ko – a quiet temple dedicated to Buddha, hidden in lush greenery.
- Ta Som – a small but enchanting temple overgrown with trees and roots, a classic Angkor image.
- East Mebon – a temple once located on an island in a vast reservoir, now dry, yet still awe-inspiring in its scale and preservation.
Evening: Watch the sunset from Phnom Bakheng Hill, overlooking Angkor Wat’s jungle-covered towers.
Day 2 – The Small Circle of Angkor
Explore the main jewels of Angkor’s sacred architecture:
Angkor Wat
The world’s largest religious monument and symbol of Cambodia. Its majestic towers and intricate carvings represent the pinnacle of Khmer art — a perfect balance of symmetry and spirituality.
Bayon Temple
In the heart of Angkor Thom lies Bayon, famous for its 54 towers, each with four serene faces of the Buddha. This was the last great temple built in Angkor and symbolizes divine compassion and royal power.
Ta Prohm
Known as the “Tomb Raider Temple”, Ta Prohm was built in honor of the king’s mother. Massive tree roots intertwine with ancient stone — nature and history perfectly united.
Additional Stops
- Terrace of the Elephants
- Terrace of the Leper King
- Ta Keo Temple
- Phnom Bakheng viewpoint
- Copy of the Monument of Independence
- Temple of the Victims of Genocide
Brief Itinerary
Day 1
- Border crossing and transfer to Siem Reap
- Lunch and Great Circle of Angkor sightseeing:
Angkor Thom, Preah Khan, East Mebon, Neak Pean, Ta Som, Srah Srang, Banteay Kdei - Sunset at Phnom Bakheng
- Visit to a souvenir shop
- Dinner and overnight at hotel
Day 2
- Breakfast at hotel
- Small Circle of Angkor: Angkor Wat, Bayon, Elephant Terrace, Royal Terrace, Ta Keo, Ta Prohm
- Lunch
- Visit Monument of Independence and Genocide Temple
- Departure from Siem Reap
Cambodia Avatar Tour from Pattaya – a journey into the heart of ancient Asia.
Discover the mysticism, power, and grandeur of Angkor Wat, the lost city that still whispers stories of the gods and kings who built it.
Standard tour to Cambodia, see here.
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