Three to four days is a practical starting point for a first Angkor trip.

Two full sightseeing days allow a more comfortable introduction to the major Angkor sites.

Choose Siem Reap for Angkor and Phnom Penh for the capital and modern history.

Angkor Wat is a temple complex, while Angkor Thom was a royal city containing Bayon and other monuments.

Yes, especially for its distinctive combination of temple structures and large tree roots.

It is worthwhile for travelers interested in detailed Khmer stone carvings.

It can be included when travel time and sightseeing priorities allow.

Conditions and boat experiences vary with seasonal water levels.

It is Cambodia's Water Festival, commonly associated with November. Verify the actual annual dates.

It is generally celebrated in April. Confirm the annual public holiday and activity schedule.

The cooler dry-season months are popular, although Angkor can be visited throughout the year.

Yes, with appropriate pacing and consideration of heat, steps and uneven surfaces.

Yes. Routes, hotels, vehicles, guides and sightseeing can be adapted to group requirements.

Yes, subject to current transport and immigration arrangements.

Yes. Phnom Penh and Siem Reap can be considered within longer regional itineraries.

Requirements depend on nationality, passport and entry point. Check official sources.

Only when specifically confirmed in the quotation and inclusion list.

Travel dates, number of travelers, destinations, duration, hotel category and special requirements.