Temple Map at Angkor Wat

Ancient Empires & Temples Adventure Pack

Deep within the Cambodian jungle, towering stone temples rise above the trees… but the map is incomplete.

Architectural plans are scrambled. Ancient inscriptions are disconnected from their meanings. Trade and irrigation systems that once powered a great empire are misaligned in the historical record. Ari Raider has detected a disruption at Angkor Wat, and if the temple network is not restored, the story of one of Southeast Asia’s greatest empires could fade from view.

In Temple Map at Angkor Wat, students set out aboard the Jungle Trekker and begin a high-stakes exploration through ancient corridors and carved stone galleries. By examining how temples were designed, how irrigation supported large populations, and how inscriptions provide clues about culture and trade, explorers must rebuild the map and preserve the legacy of a powerful empire.

This adventure blends architecture, geography, and cultural discovery with story-driven exploration.

About This Adventure Pack

Temple Map at Angkor Wat is designed for elementary explorers and connects directly to an interactive online adventure.

Students can complete the Temple Map at Angkor Wat adventure online for free, including access to free printable trading cards that match this experience. The online adventure delivers the full learning and story-driven mission without requiring a physical kit.

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For families or classrooms that want to extend the experience, this Adventure Pack adds collectible cards and hands-on components that bring the jungle expedition into the physical world.

The learning experience is the same whether students use the physical pack or not. The pack simply adds a tactile, collectible layer to the adventure.

What This Adventure Covers

Each Temple Map at Angkor Wat Adventure Pack explores core empire and temple concepts, including:

• Empire – A group of territories ruled by a single government or leader
• Temple – A structure built for worship, ceremony, or spiritual practice
• Architecture – The art and science of designing and constructing buildings
• Inscription – Words or symbols carved into stone or another surface
• Irrigation – A system for supplying water to crops and land
• Trade – The exchange of goods between people or regions
• Culture – The shared beliefs, traditions, and practices of a society
• Archaeology – The study of past human life through artifacts and structures
• Preservation – Protecting historical sites and objects from damage or decay

Each topic appears naturally within the adventure and is required to move the story forward, reinforcing understanding through exploration and discussion rather than memorization.

What’s Inside the Pack

• Adventure-Filled Field Pack (6×9 Adventure Pouch)
• Adventure Mission Card
• Interactive Online Adventure
• Knowledge Card Pack
• Mystery Dig Kit
• Dig Stick Tool
• Cleaning Wipe
• Mystery Collectible Specimen (Gemlet)
• Gemlet Storage Container
• Excavating Adventures Sticker

Why Kids Love It

Exploring jungle temples, decoding stone inscriptions, solving ancient engineering puzzles, and uncovering a real mystery specimen makes history feel like an epic expedition.

Why Teachers and Parents Love It

Temple Map at Angkor Wat supports elementary social studies standards through clear explanations of empire-building, architecture, irrigation systems, and cultural preservation. The adventure encourages inquiry, global awareness, and thoughtful discussion about how civilizations shape the world.

The adventure works for whole-class instruction, small groups, or independent learning — with or without the physical pack.

Free Adventure Option

Temple Map at Angkor Wat is also available online for free, including free printable trading cards that align directly with this adventure. No purchase is required to participate.

This reflects our mission at Excavating Adventures: to make engaging, story-driven adventures accessible to everyone.

👉 Explore the free Temple Map at Angkor Wat adventure here:
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