Grand Circuit


Preah Khan Temple 

 + The Grand Circuit is best explored by tuk-tuk, bicycle,  The route typically starts at Angkor Wat (if you haven’t visited it yet) and then moves clockwise or counterclockwise around the temples.


Recommended Route (Clockwise Direction)

-> Start at Angkor Thom (South Gate) – If you haven’t visited yet, explore .

● Preah Khan – A large temple with a jungle atmosphere, similar to Ta Prohm but less crowded.

 ● Neak Pean – A unique water temple built on an artificial island.

● Ta Som – Famous for its eastern gate, which is overgrown by a giant tree.

● East Mebon – A temple-mountain with elephant statues at its corners.

 ● Pre Rup – A pyramid-style temple that is a great spot for sunrise or sunset.

●  Return to Siem Reap – Optionally, stop at smaller temples like Banteay Prei, Prasat Prei, or Krol Ko on your way back.


Travel Tips

• Time Needed: About 4–6 hours by tuk-tuk, longer it depends on your touring .

• Best Time to Visit: Morning for cooler weather, sunset at Pre Rup.

                     Preah khan temple 

Preah khan Temple 

Neak Pon Temple 

Tasom Temple 

Prerup Temple 


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