Greater Angkor City - Bayon Temple - Tapulun Temple - Angkor Wat
After breakfast, go to the Great Angkor Imperial City (about 2 hours). First visit the South City Gate and its moat, and then enter the city to visit the Bayon Temple, which is composed of 49 pagodas of all sizes. The most special design is that each pagoda is engraved with the smiling face of Gaya Wallman VII three meters high on all sides, Like a sound and light stage show with novel design, the king's smile is more impressive than the grandeur of the building itself, because of his lofty eyebrows, moderate and stable nose, warm and thick lips, and benevolent temperament. Therefore, it has become the deepest impression of tourists. No wonder that his descendants will respect him as "Khmer's smile". Continue to visit [Bafang Temple], [Ancient Court Sculpture], [Douxiangtai], [Twelve Zodiac Pagodas] and other scenic spots. Later, go to [Tapulun Temple] (visiting time is about 1 hour), which is also called "Mother Temple". It was built in 1186. It is a temple built by King Gaya Walman VII of Angkor Dynasty in ancient Zhenla to commemorate his mother. It is an architectural work in the later Angkor culture. It is also one of the shooting sites of the famous movie Tomb Raider.
After lunch, the hotel has a rest. Then take a thousand buses to Angkor Wat, one of the seven wonders of the world (about 2.5 hours). Angkor Wat is also known as Angkor Temple and Little Angkor. Located in the northwest of Cambodia, the original name is Vrah Vishnulok, which means "the temple of Vishnu", and the Chinese ancient book is called "Sang Xiang Buddha House". It is the best preserved temple in Angkor's historic sites. It is famous for its magnificent architecture and meticulous reliefs. It is also the largest temple in the world. In the 12th century, the Angkor king Suyebamo II hoped to build a grand grotto temple as the capital and temple of the Angkor dynasty. Therefore, it took the whole country about 35 years to build this historic site. The main scenic spots are the [City Guard Bridge], the [Main Temple], the [Long Corridor], the [Thousand Buddha Hall], the [Echo Hall], and the [Center Tower].
Go to Angkor [Royal Park] (about 30 minutes). It is located in the center of Angkor. What's special in the park is that there are huge flat bats hanging on the tree tops all the year round, as if accompanying sisters are reluctant to leave. Especially in the morning or evening, the scene of thousands of flat bats circling in the air is amazing. There are many large nanmu in Angkor Wat. In this royal park, you can see many giant trees over 100 years old. The air in the park is fresh, bringing bursts of green to the hot Angkor. Visit the Temple of Good Luck (about 30 minutes). It is one of the oldest temples in Siem Reap. It is large in scale, built at the end of the 15th century and the beginning of the 16th century, and has a history of 500 years. The appearance of the temple is exquisite, and the wall decoration at the gate is eye-catching. The temple has a Buddhist lecture hall and monks' squatters. All the paintings in the gallery have their stories, which are very exquisite. For dinner, enjoy Cambodian song and dance+buffet. Then return to the hotel for rest.
Note: The inside of the scenic spot needs to be replaced by small traffic, because there are few vehicles, you may have to wait for some time, please forgive me!
