Small Circuit

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Angkor wat Temple 

   The Angkor Small Circuit is one of the most popular temple routes in the Angkor Archaeological Park, covering some of the most famous temples in the area. Here is a list of the main temples along the Small Circuit:

● Angkor Wat – The most famous and well-preserved temple, known for its stunning bas-reliefs and massive structure.

● Bayon Temple – Located in the center of Angkor Thom, it features 54 towers with massive stone faces.

●  Baphoun – A three-tiered temple mountain dedicated to Shiva, recently restored.

●  Phimeanakas – A small pyramid temple inside the Royal Palace enclosure.

 ● Terrace of the Elephants – A long terrace decorated with elephant carvings, used for royal ceremonies.

 ● Terrace of the Leper King – A smaller terrace with intricate carvings and a mysterious statue of the “Leper King.”

●  Ta Keo – An unfinished temple mountain with steep staircases.

 ●  Thommanon – A small but well-preserved Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva and Vishnu.

●  Chau Say Tevoda – Located near Thommanon, it was built in the same style and period.

●  Ta Prohm – A famous temple overgrown with giant tree roots, featured in the movie Tomb Raider.

 ● Banteay Kdei – A large Buddhist monastery with a similar style to Ta Prohm.

 ●  Srah Srang – A large reservoir (baray) that was used for royal bathing.


This circuit is about 30 kilometers long from the city center and is usually completed in half a day to a full day by tuk tuk . 


Angkor Wat 

Bayon Temple 

Tahprom temple 

Tahprom Temple 

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