[2025 Siem Reap Attraction] Travel Guide for Ta Prohm Temple (Updated May)

I had 1 Day Angkor Wat ticket from their website in advanced. We rented a 2 seated electric bike from outside because going from temples to temples are a long walk/bike We were there on the week day, there were almost no hustle and the complex are really well managed. There are a lot of temples inside the complex. The popular temple like Ta Prohm Temple or Bayon Temple are impressive ... there are also peaceful ones like Neak Poan Temple located in the middle of the lake. Their nature has such an amazing vibe 🙏❤️ started around 11 AM - We finished at the sunset

"The Khmer smile transcends millennia, the stones hold the secrets of the gods" Angkor Wat in Siem Reap, Cambodia, is an epic world cultural heritage site. Siem Reap has hundreds of temples, big and small. These 8 are my must-sees👇 ——🔸🔸8 Must-See Temples🔸🔸—— ❶ Angkor Wat ✨The world's largest religious complex, with stunning reflections in the lotus pond at sunrise. ✔️The central tower's stairs are steep (hands and feet are required for a truly devout experience). 📸 Capture silhouettes from the West Gate / South Library's carved windows. ❷ Bayon 🌞216 "Khmer smile" Buddha faces on the walls, most striking when dappled with light and shadow. ✔️Find the "Mona Lisa smile" on the third level, southeast corner. 🚶‍♀️Recommended to take portraits before 9am to avoid tour groups. ❸ Ta Prohm 🌳Filming location for "Tomb Raider"! Giant tree roots engulf the stone walls. ✔️Wear a bright long dress! The contrast of ruins and greenery is divine. ⚠️Be careful of slippery roots, and bring mosquito repellent. ❹ Banteay Srei 💗Pink sandstone temple! Carvings finer than hair. ✔️The morning sun turns the walls a honey color. ❺ Beng Mealea 🗿A completely collapsed secret realm, requiring climbing over broken walls and ruins. ✔️Do not go into the woods outside the designated visiting areas! There may be landmines. 📖 Hiring a guide is recommended. ❻ Preah Khan 🪔Extra-long corridors + Greek-style stone columns, the light and shadow tunnels are amazing. ✔️There is a "strangler fig" at the east gate exit, perfect for silhouette shots. 🌇The light beam piercing the stone gate at 4pm is a must-see! ❼ Pre Rup 🌅Pyramid-shaped red brick building, transforms into the surface of Mars at sunset. ✔️Bring a wide-angle lens! 360° panoramic shots from the top platform. 🍹If you can't go to Phnom Bakheng for sunset, come here. ❽ Neak Pean 💧Ruins of an ancient hospital, with a magical water walkway. ✔️The reflecting pool can only be seen during the rainy season. 🦋Many villagers sell palm sugar juice along the way. ——📝【Tips】—— 🎫A 3-day pass ($62) is the most cost-effective. 👗Sleeveless tops, short skirts, and shorts are prohibited! 🚗For more comfort, it is recommended to hire a tuk-tuk or air-conditioned car.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Experience the charm of Angkor Wat, one of the wonders of the world 🌍 and stroll through Siem Reap, full of chill atmosphere, cute cafes and local culture 🎨 🛫 How to get to Siem Reap 1️⃣ Direct flight: • Direct flight from Bangkok (DMK/BKK) to Siem Reap International Airport (REP) ✈️ It takes only about 1 hour! • From the airport, take a taxi or Tuk Tuk 🚖 into the city, it takes about 20 minutes. 2️⃣ Alternatives: • Take a bus 🚌 from Bangkok to Siem Reap (takes about 8-9 hours) Suitable for adventurous and budget-minded people. 🌟 Day 1: Visit Angkor Wat & Siem Reap 🛬 Morning: • Arrive at Siem Reap Airport Check in to your accommodation in the city (recommended area near Pub Street or Old Market, easy to travel) 🏨 • Have morning coffee at a cute cafe such as Sister Srey Café ☕ 🛕 Afternoon: • Visit Angkor Wat 🛕 Take time to walk around the grandeur of the ancient temple full of artistic details • Continue to Bayon Temple 😊 with its unique 4-way smiling faces • Stop by Ta Prohm Temple 🌳 the filming location of Tomb Raider, with amazing tree roots clinging to the castle 🍽️ Evening: • Back to the city, have dinner at Pub Street 🍻 a collection of restaurants, bars and cafes • Walk around the Night Market 🛍️ Buy local souvenirs 🌅 Day 2: Watch the sunrise & local market 🌞 Morning: • Wake up early to watch the sunrise at Angkor Wat 🌄 It's a must-see experience! (Recommend bringing a camera 📸) • Come back to the hotel for breakfast or stop by Blue Pumpkin Café 🍳 🛍️ Late morning: • Take a walk at the Old Market (Psar Chaa) 🛒 Siem Reap's old market, full of souvenirs and local products. • If you have time, stop by Artisans Angkor 🎨 to see traditional Cambodian handicrafts. 🛫 Afternoon: • Return to Siem Reap Airport to fly back to Bangkok ✈️ with unforgettable memories. 💡 Tips for a Siem Reap trip: ✅ Prepare: Bring a hat 🧢, sunscreen 🌞 and drinking water because the weather is quite hot. ✅ Entrance tickets: Buy an Angkor Pass (1-day type) at the ticket office before entering the tourist attraction. ✅ Travel: Rent a tuk-tuk with a driver 🚖 for convenience in visiting each point. ✨ Just 2 days and 1 night is enough to experience the charm of Angkor Wat and the super chill atmosphere of Siem Reap! 🌄🎨🛕 #TravelPlan

#tripflytoprayfornewyear All the highlights, explore Angkor Wat, experience local culture, and enjoy authentic Cambodian food! Perfect for history buffs, culture lovers and those who like to travel in a relaxed way 🏰🍜 Day 1: Arrive in Siem Reap and see the city atmosphere 🛬 Morning: • Arrive at Siem Reap International Airport (REP) ✈️ • Enter the city: • Take a tuk-tuk or taxi from the airport to Siem Reap city center (~15 minutes) • Check in to your accommodation in the Old Market or Pub Street area Afternoon: • Visit Artisans Angkor 🖼️ Learn about traditional Cambodian crafts • Stroll around the Old Market 🛍️ Shop for souvenirs or try local food Dinner: • Dinner at Pub Street 🌟 A lively hub of restaurants and bars • Don't miss out on Amok 🐟 A signature coconut milk fish curry Day 2: Visit Angkor Wat-Angkor Thom 🏰 Early morning: • Watch the sunrise at Angkor Wat Wat) 🌅 Amazing view that you must not miss • Getting there: Rent a tuk-tuk or take a guided tour • Buy an Angkor Pass: 1-day ticket $37 USD Morning: • Visit Bayon Temple 🏯 Experience the magic of 54 smiling stone faces • Stop by Ta Prohm Temple 🌿 An ancient temple covered with large roots Afternoon: • Relax at the hotel or have a relaxing coffee at Sister Srey Café ☕ • If you have time, take a boat trip on Tonle Sap Lake 🚤 to see the floating village Evening: • Have a local dinner • Watch the Apsara Dance 💃 A beautiful ancient dance performance Day 3: Take a leisurely stroll Before returning 🚶♂️✈️ Morning: • Visit Wat Preah Ang Thom 🛕 A small, quiet temple • Take a walk to capture the atmosphere in Siem Reap city Line: • Stop by Angkor National Museum 🖼️ to learn about the Khmer Empire • Travel: Take a tuk-tuk or rent a bicycle Afternoon: • Prepare to travel back to Siem Reap International Airport to return home 🛫 Advice: • Use US dollars (USD) as the main currency and exchange for KHR (KHR) for small payments • Bring a hat, sunscreen and drinking water because it's hot during the day #TravelPlan #TravelCambodia

Check out this 6-day Cambodia itinerary! Visit Angkor Wat and experience the Khmer smile. This super useful guide is a must-have for your Cambodia trip! -------- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Angkor Wat Visit the mysterious Angkor Wat and experience the history of a thousand years. Day 2: Angkor Thom -> Bayon Temple -> Prasat Suor Prat -> Ta Prohm Explore Angkor Thom, visit Bayon Temple and Prasat Suor Prat, and finally enjoy the tranquility of Ta Prohm. Day 3: Banteay Samre -> Banteay Srei -> Bakong -> Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chorm -> Pub Street -> Angkor Night Market After visiting the temples, experience Siem Reap's nightlife and visit Angkor Night Market. Day 4: Beng Mealea -> Tonle Sap Explore the beauty of Beng Mealea's ruins, then head to Tonle Sap to enjoy the natural scenery. Day 5: Srah Srang -> Pre Rup -> East Mebon -> Ta Som -> Preah Khan -> Phnom Bakheng Visit the temples and experience Cambodia's religious culture. Day 6: Return to your departure city End your wonderful trip and return home with great memories! 🛫 -------- Travel tips: 1. 💵 Cambodia's currency is the riel, but the US dollar is also accepted. The exchange rate is about 1 USD = 4,000 riel, which is easy to calculate. 2. 🛍️ Local specialties such as silk and wood carvings are affordable. Compare prices before buying. 3. 📒 Apply for a visa in advance to ensure a smooth trip and avoid unnecessary trouble. 4. 📸 When taking photos at attractions, avoid crowds and choose the right angle for the best shots! 5. 👗 The local temperature is high, so wear light and breathable clothes and use sunscreen for comfort. -------- Visit Cambodia and experience a different exotic style. Bring this guide to make your trip more exciting and unforgettable!

Six days in Cambodia, with a different experience every day! This super detailed itinerary will help you make the most of every moment. Save it now! -------- 🛣️ Itinerary: Explore Cambodia and experience the ancient Angkor! DAY 1: Arrive at Phnom Penh Airport and be warmly greeted by the driver 🛬️. Start your Cambodia trip in Phnom Penh and get ready for an adventure! DAY 2: Independence Monument – Norodom Sihanouk Memorial – Royal Palace – Wat Phnom. Visit many iconic attractions in Phnom Penh in one day and experience the history and culture of Cambodia. DAY 3: Angkor Thom – Bayon Temple – Terrace of the Elephants – Ta Prohm. Explore the ancient temples around Angkor Wat and experience the beauty of Cambodian religious art. DAY 4: Banteay Samre – Banteay Srei – Bakong – Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chorm – Pub Street – Angkor Night Market. Visit beautiful temples during the day and experience Siem Reap's nightlife at night. Visit the night market and try local snacks. DAY 5: Free time in Siem Reap in the morning – Return to Phnom Penh in the afternoon. Enjoy a half-day of free time in Siem Reap. You can choose to cycle, shop, or try local food 🍜. DAY 6: End of the Phnom Penh trip 🎉. End your unforgettable Cambodia trip with lots of memories. -------- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Prepare a SIM card for easy internet access and communication. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter so you can charge your devices. 🪪 Bring your documents, including your visa and passport. 👕 In November, Cambodia is warm, so you can wear shorts and a T-shirt. 🧴 Bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent to stay healthy. 🎒 Bring a small bag to carry all your essentials. -------- If you like Cambodia, don't miss this itinerary! Save it and give it a like! ✨🌴

##100waysoftravel Angkor Wat’s temples are truly beautiful and captivating, aren’t they? The way the light hits the stone during sunrise and sunset creates such a magical atmosphere. Ta Prohm, the famous temple in Angkorian National Park, known for its overgrown trees. During sunrise, Ta Prohm takes on an ethereal beauty. The soft morning light filters through the dense jungle, casting a golden glow over the massive roots of the Spung trees as they wrap around the temple’s stone walls. The interplay of light and shadows creates a mystical atmosphere, making it feel like you’ve stepped back in time. The quiet of the early morning, with fewer tourists around, allows you to fully appreciate the sound of the jungle waking up. Birds begin to sing, and the rustling of leaves adds to the sense of being enveloped by nature. Walking through Ta Prohm at this time is almost a meditative experience, as the combination of ancient architecture and the encroaching jungle inspires awe and reflection. It’s easy to understand why this temple, often called the “Tomb Raider temple,” has captured the imagination of many. #travel #traveltheworld #travelphotography #traveltheworld #cambodia #taprohm #temple #siemreap #traveling #blogger #meditation #mindfuljourney #mindfulness #mindfulliving #greenseason

#fallingseason Getting there - Krong Siem Reap, Siem Reap province, Cambodia. Attractions - A wonderful big Trees rise from the ruins of this iconic 12th-century Buddhist temple surrounded by jungle. historic buildings, world heritage sites. Open hours- 7:30 to 5:30 pm #historicallandmarks #greatarchitecture #Seamreap #cambodiatravel #unescoworldheritage

Ta Prohm is the modern name of a temple near the city of Siem Reap, Cambodia, approximately one kilometre east of Angkor Thom and on the southern edge of the East Baray. It was built in the Bayon style largely in the late 12th century and early 13th century. The temple was built without mortar and, after it was abandoned, trees took root in the loosened stones. The trees growing out of the ruins and the jungle surroundings have made it one of the most popular temples with visitors to the area. It has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1992. Almost 80,000 people were required to live in or visit the temple, including over 2,700 officials and 615 dancers. #ruins #trees #magnificent

Ta Prohm's state of ruin is a state of beauty, which is investigated with delight and left with regret. Ta Prohm is locating southwest of the East Mebon and east of Angkor Thom. Its outer enclosure is near the corner of Banteay Kdei. It can be accessed by enter the monument from the west and leave from the east entrance. Ta Prohm is the undisputed capital of the kingdom of the Trees'. It has been left untouched by archaeologists except for the clearing of a path for visitors and structural strengthening to stave of further deterioration. Because of its natural state, it is possible to experience at this temple the wonder of the early explorers when they came upon these monuments in the middle of the nineteenth century. #taprohm #angkor #hindu #hindutemple #angkorwat

Ta Prohm Temple It is a Rajavihara (Royal monastery) located about a kilometer east of Angkor Thom. and on the southern edge of East Baray This castle is both a temple and an educational establishment. Unlike other ancient Cambodian castles Today, Ta Prohm is still in the same condition as when it was discovered: intricate carvings combined with large trees. that grew up on the decaying rock and the dense forest that surrounds This makes Ta Prohm temple one of the popular tourist places to visit and study excursions. UNESCO has declared Ta Prohm Temple. It was a World Heritage Site in 1992. ~ The best time to visit is in the early morning, entering through the east gate. If it's late afternoon, it should go west or east. ~don’t forget to hire local little guide 😊 Address: Angkor Archaeological Park, Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia Open daily: 0730-1700 #worldheritage #urbanexplorer #naturalwonders #historiccalture

🏹🏗🌿 Ta Prohm Temple 🇰🇭🏛🔅 One of the ancient sites of Angkor, exiting through the gate of Angkor Thom to the east. - Originally named Rachawihan, but called Ta Prohm. It is assumed that there was once a caretaker of this temple named Phrom. - It is a Buddhist religious site built during the reign of King Jayavarman VII, the builder of Bayon Temple, to dedicate to his mother. - People all over the world know it from being used as part of the filming set for the movie Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2003), starring Angelina Jolie. - It is a partially restored temple, so you can still find mistletoe and mistletoe growing roots and trunks on the castle, creating excitement and being a point of interest for tourists who like to visit Ta Prohm Temple. #Waiting for the day to depart

This temple, made famous by the film "Laura Croft: Tomb Raider," is truly magnificent, iconic, and Instagram-ready monument and testament to blooming life and forces of nature amidst the ruins of the now extinct Khmer Civilization. Highly recommended! #happynewyear

This is the temple made famous by films such as Tomb Raider where the jungle has encroached so far onto the temple as to all but destroy it. It is amazing to see how the trees have taken root into the walls and how nature will ultimately win out. Do not missed to visit this place! #givethanks #givethanks

Tabu Cage Temple "Tomb Raider" location 1186, Khmer King Jayavarman built a classical Bashu style Tabu Cage Temple in the southeast of the Victory Gate in Angkor City to sacrifice his mother. The Tabu Cage Temple was built entirely in accordance with the temple with dual functions of temples and monasteries, and was also equipped with stilts, priests and dancers. After seven hundred years of change, the ancient city that had already decayed was discovered by the French, but the ancient temple was not in the past, even the century-old tree had to compete with it. The ancient stone walls and corridors had already been worn by the roots. Throughout, the ancient temple had to linger in the roots of the big trees and insisted on not being crushed. The winding of the roots and the persistence of the ancient temple became a stark contrast, and it also brought shock to the world. The photos of the shocking people in the Hollywood movie Tomb Raider are shot here, which is one of the reasons why many fans come to feel mysterious. Today's Tabu Cage Temple is still under the roots of the tree, and it is bound to be a fan of the century. Because the roots and the temple are closely combined, people can't protect the cultural relics, and they can't think of it. The method of wilting old trees and not damaging ancient temples can only see the deeper combination of the two...

The popular movie "Tomb Raider" has taken the scene here. The entanglement of nature and faith makes this the third most popular attraction of Angkor after Angkor Wat and Bayon Temple. Its really hard to express the kind of shock in your heart. The Tabulung Temple has to come to Cambodia to have a card. In 1186, Khmer king Jayavarman built a Tabu cage temple with a classical Bayu style in the southeast of the Victory Gate in Angkor Thom to worship his mother. The Tabu Cage Temple was built entirely in accordance with the temple with dual functions of temples and monasteries, and was also equipped with stilts, priests and dancers. A few hundred years later, the dynasty was destroyed and the Ta Prohm temple was submerged in the rain forest until it was discovered again. The stone-built temples are intertwined with the towering ancient trees. The ancient temples are proudly maintained in this way, but the ancient temples are also damaged in this way, especially compared to the first time I came to Angkor ten years ago. The destruction of the Ta Prohm temple has become more and more serious. Nowadays, in the Ta Prohm temple, it is a collapsed stone to eat, scaffolding everywhere, and there is an urgent need for protection and repair.

I've always wanted to go to Angkor Wat! It doesn't actually refer to the building itself, but the surrounding area...! If you decide to go, first check the dry and rainy seasons... If you go during the rainy season, you won't be able to do any sightseeing because of the rain... The dry season is sunny, but Cambodia🇰🇭 is still hot...🫠 Take proper precautions against heatstroke...! It's good to bring a tumbler so you can carry water🌨️! Don't forget sunscreen, sunglasses, and insect repellent...! Personally, I don't think you need a hat. I went to Angkor Wat and Phnom Bakheng, which are sacred places, so it's strictly forbidden to expose your skin🚫You can't enter if you're wearing a tank top or shorts! Be careful⚠️ It's good to have a scarf or something! You can go on your own, but it's not that expensive, so I recommend signing up for a tour! English tours are quite tiring because you have to accommodate Westerners (they were tired too lol) I recommend Japanese tours or private tours! I've experienced both lol. I found out that you can't see the sunset from Angkor Wat, so I definitely recommend the sunrise tour! #Let's go abroad ##Angkor Wat #Cambodia #Angkor Thom #Phnom Bakheng #Siem Reap #Cambodia trip

📅 Itinerary Day 1: Ankgor Wat sunrise and small circuit, in the afternoon Apopo Center (hero rats), Pub street in the evening Day 2: In the morning, Big Circuit, Bengmala, Banteay Srei, in the afternoon Khmere BBQ and Khmere massage, and Pub Street in the evening Day 3: In the morning Ankgor Museum, Palace, Old market, riverside walk 🏨 Accommodation 🍴 Food Recommendations 📌 Tips: The museum should be done 1st, and then visit the temples.

While Angkor Wat undoubtedly reigns as the most iconic attraction in Cambodia, the wonders of Siem Reap extend far beyond its majestic walls. During my recent trip, I had the distinct pleasure of exploring Ta Prohm, a temple that offers a completely different yet equally captivating experience. Its very name, translating to "Ancestor Brahma," hints at its spiritual significance. Unlike the predominantly Theravada Buddhist culture prevalent in Cambodia today, Ta Prohm stands as a testament to the Mahayana Buddhist faith, offering a glimpse into the diverse religious history of the Angkorian era. For many, Ta Prohm is instantly recognizable as the "Tomb Raider Temple" or the "Angelina Jolie Temple," owing to its prominent depiction in the 2001 film *Lara Croft: Tomb Raider*. This cinematic connection has undoubtedly added to its allure, drawing visitors eager to witness the atmospheric beauty that served as a backdrop for the movie. However, the temple's true charm lies in its unique state of preservation, or perhaps more accurately, its intriguing state of being reclaimed by nature. Towering trees, with their immense roots snaking through the ancient stonework, embrace the temple structures, creating a mesmerizing interplay between human creation and the relentless power of the natural world. Wandering through the labyrinthine corridors and courtyards of Ta Prohm, one encounters poignant reminders of its past. In the very heart of the temple, a headless Buddha statue stands as a silent testament to the widespread looting that has unfortunately affected many historical sites in the region. Despite this loss, the temple exudes an undeniable sense of mystery and ancient grandeur. For photographers, one particular spot stands out as truly magical: a hole in the temple roof that allows a beam of sunlight to pierce through, illuminating the interior with an ethereal glow. This captivating interplay of light and shadow perfectly encapsulates the enchanting and timeless beauty of Ta Prohm. #cambodia #cambodia🇰🇭 #siemreap #angkor #taprohm

Located approximately 1.5 km north of Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom is the largest city ruin of the Khmer Empire, built by King Jayavarman VII at the end of the 12th century. The name 'Angkor' derives from the Sanskrit word for 'city,' while 'Thom' means 'large' in Khmer, aptly describing its vast area of about 9 square kilometers. Passing through the South Gate, visitors are greeted by the towering Bayon Temple at the center. The massive Avalokiteshvara statues carved on its four faces are known as the 'Khmer Smile,' captivating all who visit. Additionally, structures like the 'Terrace of the Elephants' and the 'Terrace of the Leper King' are scattered throughout, showcasing the grandeur of the empire and offering insights into the religious beliefs and advanced architectural techniques of the time.

Ta Prohm is one of the most enchanting and atmospheric temples in the Angkor complex, offering a truly unique and almost mystical experience. Known as the "Tomb Raider Temple" due to its appearance in the famous film, it captivates visitors with its stunning fusion of nature and architecture. Towering silk-cotton and strangler fig trees weave through the ancient stonework, their massive roots embracing the temple walls in a breathtaking display of time’s passage. Walking through Ta Prohm feels like stepping into a lost world, where history and nature exist in perfect harmony. The intricate carvings, crumbling corridors, and moss-covered stones create an almost dreamlike ambiance, making it one of the most photogenic and awe-inspiring sites in Angkor. However, due to its immense popularity, Ta Prohm can get quite busy, especially during peak hours. Despite the crowds, Ta Prohm’s magical atmosphere remains intact, leaving visitors with a deep sense of wonder and admiration. It’s a must-see for anyone exploring Angkor, offering a glimpse into a world where history, mystery, and nature intertwine beautifully.

The moment I visited Ta Prohm, I felt as if I had wandered into another world. The massive spung (banyan) trees completely cover the ruins, intertwining with the stone structures, symbolizing the 'fusion of nature and history.' The sight of the trees gradually engulfing the ruins over the years was grand yet somehow fleeting, and overwhelmingly powerful. As I stepped inside the ruins, the crumbling walls and decayed stone pillars remained as they were, creating an atmosphere as if time had stopped. Particularly impressive was the sight of the giant tree roots covering the temple walls and gates, entwining as if to protect the ruins. The way nature quietly but surely envelops what humans have built exudes an indescribable mystical charm. This place is also famous as a filming location for 'Tomb Raider,' and walking through it felt like stepping into a scene from the movie. As I walked through the fallen stones and bathed in the light filtering through the trees, the ruins themselves felt almost alive. The charm of Ta Prohm lies in its decayed beauty. With minimal restoration, the coexistence of nature and ruins remains intact, leaving a strong impression on visitors. It is a place that will deeply resonate not only with ruin enthusiasts but also with those who wish to experience a mystical atmosphere. This place, where history and nature harmonize, is not just a ruin but a special space that makes you feel the flow of time and the strength of life. When you visit Cambodia, be sure to stop by and experience its overwhelming presence.

The Qingming Festival holiday is here! Want to explore Vietnam and neighboring countries, discover the mysterious filming location of "Kong: Skull Island," and enjoy an exquisite water puppet performance? Check out this comprehensive 8-day travel guide to make your journey even more memorable! -------- 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Hanoi, enjoy private airport transfer service with warm welcome from Chinese-speaking guide and driver. Your Vietnam adventure begins! Day 2: Depart from Hanoi to Halong Bay, enjoying scenic views along the way. Spend the night on a 5-star cruise ship for a comfortable evening at sea. Day 3: Stroll around Hoan Kiem Lake to experience its tranquility and beauty->Visit One Pillar Pagoda to admire ancient architecture->Tour St. Joseph's Cathedral to experience foreign religious culture. Day 4: Visit Ba Dinh Square to feel Vietnam's historical heritage->Pay respects at Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. Day 5: Explore Bayon Temple and Baphuon Temple, experience the serenity of ancient temples->Climb Terrace of the Elephants for panoramic views->Walk through Ta Prohm and Angkor Wat, feel the weight of history->Evening visit to Angkor Night Market to taste authentic local food. Day 6: Tour the Royal Palace to appreciate intricate carvings->Explore Beng Mealea, experience the mysterious filming location of "Kong: Skull Island"->Visit Preah Khan Temple, Neak Pean, and Ta Som Temple to immerse in religious culture. Day 7: Visit Saigon Central Post Office to send unique postcards->Tour Thien Hau Temple to experience Vietnamese folk culture->Walk through Pham Ngu Lao Street to feel the local atmosphere->Visit War Remnants Museum to learn about historical changes. Day 8: Depart from Ho Chi Minh City, concluding your amazing Vietnam journey. See you next time!👋 -------- Travel Checklist:🧳 Multi-country tour, easy departure! 📞 Prepare phone cards for uninterrupted network access and worry-free travel. 🔌 Power adapter is essential due to different voltages across countries, stay charged anytime. 🪪 Complete documentation required: passport, visa, ID card, keep copies as backup. 👕 Pack seasonal clothing: short-sleeve shirts, long pants, sun protection wear for comfortable sightseeing. 🔋 Chargers and power banks to keep phones and cameras powered for capturing beautiful moments. 💊 Essential medicines including cold, digestive, and pain relief medication for health protection. 💰 Cash and credit cards for diverse payment options, worry-free shopping. -------- 🎉A multi-country tour including Vietnam brings different scenery and a different you. Looking forward to meeting you again on the next exciting journey!

Siem Reap, Cambodia, is in my hometown country. It’s a tourist attraction place for both local and foreign tourists. We have temples, night outs, and so many more. One of the tourist attraction places in Siem Reap, is Angkor Wat, the world’s heritage and got listed in the UNESCO. Besides Angkor Wat, we have many more famous temples such as Bayon Temple, Ta Prohm Temple, Preah Khan Temple, and so on. #siemreap #cambodia

Ta Prohm, located in Siem Reap, Cambodia, is famous for its dramatic fusion of nature and architecture. Known for its role in the *Tomb Raider* film, this 12th-century temple features colossal tree roots intertwined with ancient stone structures. Its fascinating history and unique architecture make it a must-see destination. #siemreap #siem #siemreaptrip #siemreapmoments #tombraider #tombraidertemple #cambodia #cambodiatravel #cambodiatrip #trip #tripmoments #tripaway #vacation #holidayvacation

Ready for an 8-day adventure through Vietnam and beyond? This multi-country itinerary is packed with diverse experiences you won't want to miss. Let's explore this fascinating region together! / Vietnam 🌴, a jewel of Southeast Asia, borders China to the north and the South China Sea to the south. With a rich history, picturesque landscapes 🖼️, it's often called "Little China." A multi-country tour wouldn't be complete without a visit to Vietnam to experience its unique regional customs and cultural charm! / 📅Itinerary: Day 1: Shanghai ✈️ Hanoi. Arrive and transfer to your hotel for some rest. Your Vietnam adventure begins! Get ready to explore exotic landscapes and cultures. Day 2: Ha Long Bay → Thien Cung Cave → Fighting Cocks Islet Marvel at spectacular natural wonders and witness the breathtaking artistry of nature. Day 3: Ba Dinh Square → One Pillar Pagoda → Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum → Hoan Kiem Lake Delve into Hanoi's city center and experience the historical and cultural charm of Vietnam. Day 4: Angkor Thom → Bayon Temple → Terrace of the Elephants → Ta Prohm Temple → Preah Khan Temple → Phnom Bakheng Immerse yourself in the ancient ruins of Angkor and trace the vestiges of a thousand-year-old civilization. Day 5: Banteay Srei Visit the exquisite Banteay Srei and admire the splendor and intricate details of ancient Cambodian architecture. Day 6: Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chorm Shrine → Angkor Royal Park → Royal Palace Continue your Angkor journey, experiencing the unique charm of royal architecture and gardens. Day 7: Notre Dame Cathedral → Saigon Central Post Office → Ho Chi Minh City Hall → Tan Dinh Church → Pham Ngu Lao Street → Saigon River Head to Ho Chi Minh City and experience the blend of modern and traditional beauty in this vibrant city. Day 8: Ho Chi Minh City ✈️ Shanghai. Your journey ends as you return home. Return home with cherished memories of your colorful Vietnam adventure! 🏠 / Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Saigon Central Post Office: Experience the charm of a post office from the French colonial era, a perfect blend of history and modernity. 🌊 Ha Long Bay: Known as the "Guilin of the Sea," explore the breathtaking seascape of towering limestone karsts. 🍃 Hoan Kiem Lake: A tranquil lake surrounded by lush greenery, a favorite spot for locals to relax and stroll. 🌃 Pham Ngu Lao Street: A backpacker's paradise with a wide variety of street food and vibrant nightlife. 💒 Notre Dame Cathedral: A magnificent Gothic cathedral, symmetrical and majestic, a sight to behold. / Tips: - Souvenir Prices 🛍️: Vietnamese candies and snacks are around 25,000 VND, and durian products are also affordably priced. - Must-Try Food 🍜: Don't miss Vietnamese pho and barbecue seasonings, as well as various pastries and snacks. - Visa Information 📖: For multi-country travel, apply for visas in advance and ensure you have your passport and necessary documents. - March Weather 🌦️: The weather in Vietnam in March is moderate, but there may be rain, so remember to bring an umbrella! / Experience the charm of multiple countries in one trip! Your Vietnam adventure is just the beginning; more exciting journeys await!