Experience the iconic splendor of Angkor’s temples and the gentle majesty of rescued elephants in a focused two‑day journey. Day 1 covers the grand monuments of Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, Baphuon, Terrace of the Elephants, Ta Prohm and Prasat Kravan, delivering a deep dive into Cambodia’s ancient heritage. Day 2 blends hands‑on elephant sanctuary activities with visits to the pink‑sandstone Banteay Srei, Banteay Samre, and the cultural village of Preah Dak.
The morning starts at the Elephant Sanctuary, where a guide explains elephant care, guests prepare special feed, and then join the animals for a mud bath and gentle rinse; wear plain, long‑sleeved clothing and closed shoes for safety. After a brief rest, travel to Banteay Srei, the “Pink Temple,” celebrated for its vivid pink sandstone and exquisite carvings of Hindu deities; avoid touching the stone and stay on the designated walkway. The route continues to Banteay Samre, a less‑crowded site featuring well‑preserved lintels and a serene atmosphere; bring a light jacket as the interior can be cool. The final cultural stop is Preah Dak village, where visitors can observe traditional crafts and daily life; ask permission before photographing locals. Transportation is provided by the same private vehicle and guide throughout the day.
| 2-5 Pax | 6-12 Pax |
|---|---|
| USD 287 | USD 240 |
| Per person | Per person |
Child Price (Age 4-11): USD 199 per person
What is dress code?
Appropriate attire at Angkor Wat temples: wear long pants (covering knees) and shirts covering shoulders. No skirts, short shorts, tank tops, or revealing clothes allowed inside.