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Angkor Wat, Cambodia
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Sunset over Tonle Sap Lake, Siem Reap
View of The Bayon, Siem Reap
Angkor is often busy and is rapidly growing in popularity.
We can plan your itinerary around the temples in any way you wish, in order of their age, perhaps, as they track the Khmer Empire’s history, or, for photographers, following the sun to ensure that each are at their most photogenic.
However, most people’s main concern is simply to avoid the growing number of coach parties! Therefore, we take full advantage of our local guides' experience, as they know which temples to avoid on given days and times, thus creating the best opportunities for you to experience the world’s largest religious monument in relative peace and quiet. You are always free to revisit your personal favourite sites, and our guides have the in-depth knowledge to allow a full appreciation of these ancient temples’ colourful history.
A new way to beat the crowds is to see the temples by helicopter: flights of various durations can be tailored depending how long you wish to be in the air and how many temples you wish to see.
Nun praying at Angkor Wat, Siem Reap
Floating Village on the Tonle Sap Lake, Siem Reap
Sunset on the Tonle Sap Lake
Khmer man resting at Angkor Wat
Monks on the way into Angkor Thom
Greeting people with a smile and "choum reap sou" - hello in Khmer, creates a great impression with the local people.
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