Siem Reap Airport Pick-Up With Beng Mealea Banteay Srei
Duration
Full-day
Start Time
Flexible/ Time
Cancellation
Free in 48h
Language
English
Location
Krong Siem Reap
Hotel Pick-up
Included
OVERVIEW
Book your Siem Reap airport pick-up for a smooth and hassle-free arrival. Enjoy a seamless transfer that includes visits to the stunning Beng Mealea and the beautiful Banteay Srei temples. Your journey will be guided by an English-speaking driver, ensuring you have all the information you need along the way. Choose from comfortable cars or spacious minivans to accommodate your group size, making this service perfect for solo travelers or larger parties. Experience the rich history and breathtaking architecture of these iconic sites while starting your Cambodian adventure with ease. Let us handle your transportation needs so you can relax and fully enjoy the beauty of Siem Reap from the moment you arrive.
OUR VEHICLES
- We offer different vehicle options depending on your group size:
- Sedan (1–3 passengers)
- SUV (1–4 passengers)
- Van (5–10 passengers)
- Mini bus (10 - 15 passengers)
- Bus (15 - 35 passengers)
- All vehicles are air-conditioned and comfortable.
Itinerary
Siem Reap Airport Pick-Up with Beng Mealea Banteay Srei
Afternoon: Lunch: Enjoy a traditional Cambodian meal at a nearby restaurant. Consider trying: Amok: A fragrant coconut curry typically made with fish or chicken. Lok Lak: Stir-fried beef served with rice, often accompanied by a peppery lime sauce.
Afternoon: Lunch
Travel Time: Approximately 30 minutes.
Enjoy the drive as you head toward Banteay Srei, with more picturesque views of the countryside, Visit Banteay Srei temple, 10th century (around 967 AD), Dedicated to Hindu goddess Shiva, Known as the “Citadel of Women,” it is celebrated for its remarkably detailed carvings and unique pink sandstone, which sets it apart from other temples.
Spend about 1.5 to 2 hours at this stunning temple. Admire the exquisite carvings that depict various Hindu deities and stories from the Ramayana, reflecting the artistic mastery of the Khmer craftsmen. The temple’s smaller scale allows for a closer look at the details, making it a must-visit for art and history enthusiasts.
Late Afternoon: Return to Siem Reap
Beng Mealea Overview: Year Built: Early 12th century (around 1113–1150 AD).
Dedicated To: Hindu god Vishnu. Significance: Often referred to as a “lost temple,” Beng Mealea is less crowded than Angkor Wat, providing a more intimate exploration of Khmer architecture.
Exploration Details: Spend around 1.5 to 2 hours wandering through the temple grounds.
Marvel at the ruins that are beautifully entwined with nature; large trees and vines have reclaimed parts of the structure, creating a mystical atmosphere.
Capture photographs of the unique architectural features and intricate carvings that highlight the classic Khmer style, showcasing the artistry of the ancient builders.
Stop: Afternoon: Lunch
Travel Time: Approximately 30 minutes.
Enjoy the drive as you head toward Banteay Srei, with more picturesque views of the countryside, Visit Banteay Srei temple, 10th century (around 967 AD), Dedicated to Hindu goddess Shiva, Known as the “Citadel of Women,” it is celebrated for its remarkably detailed carvings and unique pink sandstone, which sets it apart from other temples.
Spend about 1.5 to 2 hours at this stunning temple. Admire the exquisite carvings that depict various Hindu deities and stories from the Ramayana, reflecting the artistic mastery of the Khmer craftsmen. The temple’s smaller scale allows for a closer look at the details, making it a must-visit for art and history enthusiasts.
Late Afternoon: Return to Siem Reap
Travel Time: Approximately 30 minutes.
Reflect on the day’s adventures as you make your way back to the city.
Drop Off at Your Hotel
Arrive at your hotel for check-in. Take some time to relax, freshen up, and enjoy the amenities
INCLUDES & EXCLUDES
- Gasoline, Tolls, Parking
- Private English Speaking driver
- Pick-up and drop off
- Passenger Insurance
- Road fee
- Meals and tour guide
- Personal life-ability insurance
- Other personal expense
MORE INFO
What to Bring:
Notes: What to Bring:
- Comfortable walking shoes for exploring temple grounds.
- Sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water to stay hydrated.
- A camera for capturing breathtaking sights and memories.
