2 Day Private Tour Angkor Wat & Floating Village & Bakong

Angkor Wat is the world’s largest religious structure, a 12th-century Cambodian masterpiece representing the pinnacle of Khmer architecture. Built as a Hindu, then Buddhist, temple, it symbolizes Mount Meru—home of the gods—with five iconic towers surrounded by a massive moat, serving as the heart of Cambodia. Bakong temple is unique as it is the first temple-mountain of the Khmer Empire, built of sandstone, and represents a symbolic version of Mount Meru. Its design influenced later Khmer architecture, and it features a multi-tiered pyramid, a surrounding moat, and detailed guardian statues of elephants & lions. Kampong Phluk is a cluster of villages on Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia, known for its houses built on tall stilts that adapt to the seasonal changes in the lake's water level. The name "Harbor of the Tusks" refers to the three villages, and residents have adapted their lifestyle to the lake by relying on fishing & shrimp farming.