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Beng Mealea Temple
Beng Mealea is a sprawling, overgrown temple complex located approximately 40 kilometers east of Angkor Wat in Cambodia. Built in the early 12th century under King Suryavarman II, the same ruler who commissioned Angkor Wat, Beng Mealea is a prime example of Khmer architecture. The temple is constructed primarily of sandstone and features a similar design to Angkor Wat, with a central sanctuary surrounded by galleries and courtyards. However, unlike its more famous counterpart, Beng Mealea has been largely reclaimed by the jungle, with massive roots and vines intertwining through the ruins. This gives it a mysterious, almost magical atmosphere that attracts adventurous travelers and photographers. Despite its partially collapsed state and the encroaching vegetation, Beng Mealea retains much of its original grandeur and intricate carvings, offering a glimpse into the ancient Khmer Empire’s architectural and artistic prowess.
Tour distance 56 km.
We provide cool water and cool towels for whole tour duration.
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Mini Van $80
Seats 1-7 person, Luggage 7-8 suitcase
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SUV $65
Seats 3-4 person, Luggage 3-4
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Sedan $50
Seats 3-4, Luggage 2-3
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Tuk Tuk $45
Seats 4 person, Luggage 2
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Rolous Goup Temple
The Roluos Group, located about 13 kilometers east of Siem Reap in Cambodia, comprises some of the earliest and most significant temples of the Angkor period. Dating back to the late 9th century, these temples were part of the ancient city of Hariharalaya, the first capital of the Khmer Empire under King Jayavarman II. The main temples in the Roluos Group include Bakong, Lolei, and Preah Ko. Bakong is the largest and most impressive, featuring a stepped pyramid structure, while Lolei and Preah Ko are known for their intricate carvings and exquisite sandstone details. The Roluos temples exhibit early Khmer architecture, setting the foundation for the later, more famous temples like Angkor Wat. The site provides valuable insights into the early development of Khmer temple architecture and urban planning.
Tour distance 29 km
Rolous is a group of 3 temples
1. Lolei temple
2. Preah Ko temple
3. Bakong temple
We provide cool water and cool towels for whole tour duration.
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Mini Van $45
Seats 1-7 person, Luggage 7-8 suitcase
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SUV $35
Seats 3-4 person, Luggage 3-4
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Sedan $30
Seats 3-4, Luggage 2-3
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Tuk Tuk $25
Seats 4 person, Luggage 2
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Prasat Thom Complex
Prasat Thom is the main temple complex at Koh Ker, an ancient Khmer city located about 120 kilometers northeast of Angkor in Cambodia. Constructed in the 10th century under King Jayavarman IV, Prasat Thom stands out with its distinctive seven-tiered pyramid, which rises 36 meters high and resembles a step pyramid or ziggurat. This unique structure is surrounded by a series of sanctuaries, enclosures, and moats. The temple complex is renowned for its grand scale, unusual architecture, and the intricate carvings that adorn its walls. Prasat Thom offers a fascinating glimpse into a period of Khmer history when the capital briefly shifted from Angkor to Koh Ker, reflecting the architectural innovation and ambitious urban planning of that era.
Tour distance 88 km
Koh Ker Temple
Prasat Neang Khmau
1. Prasat Pram
2. Prasat Thneong
3. Prasat Damrei
4. Prasat Krachap
We provide cool water and cool towels for whole tour duration.
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Mini Van $140
Seats 1-7 person, Luggage 7-8 suitcase
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SUV $100
Seats 3-4 person, Luggage 3-4
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Sedan $80
Seats 3-4, Luggage 2-3
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Preah Vihea Temple
Preah Vihear Temple is a stunning Khmer temple complex situated atop a 525-meter cliff in the Dângrêk Mountains, on the border between Cambodia and Thailand. Constructed during the reigns of several Khmer kings, predominantly between the 9th and 12th centuries, it is dedicated to the Hindu deity Shiva. The temple is renowned for its spectacular location, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding plains, and for its intricate carvings and detailed stonework. Preah Vihear features a series of sanctuaries linked by long causeways and staircases, reflecting the classical Khmer architectural style. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is not only an important religious monument but also a symbol of the artistic and architectural prowess of the Khmer Empire.
Tour distance 205 km
We provide cool water and cool towels for whole tour duration.
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Mini Van $180
Seats 1-7 person, Luggage 7-8 suitcase
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SUV $140
Seats 3-4 person, Luggage 3-4
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Sedan $120
Seats 3-4, Luggage 2-3
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Kompong Phluk Floating
Kompong Phluk is a fascinating floating village located on the Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia, about 30 kilometers southeast of Siem Reap. Known for its stilted houses that rise up to ten meters above the water, the village adapts dramatically to the seasonal changes in water levels. During the wet season, the houses appear to float, while in the dry season, their stilts are fully exposed. Kompong Phluk is a vibrant community with a population that relies heavily on fishing and aquaculture. The village also features a mangrove forest, which is home to diverse wildlife and can be explored by boat. Visitors to Kompong Phluk can experience the unique way of life of its residents, observe traditional fishing techniques, and gain insight into the ecological significance of the Tonle Sap Lake region.
Tour distance 33 km
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Mini Van $40
Seats 1-7 person, Luggage 7-8 suitcase
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SUV $35
Seats 3-4 person, Luggage 3-4
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Sedan $30
Seats 3-4, Luggage 2-3
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Tuk Tuk $25
Seats 4 person, Luggage 2
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Kompong Kleang Floating Village
Kompong Khleang is a large and authentic floating village located on the northeastern edge of Tonle Sap Lake, about 55 kilometers from Siem Reap, Cambodia. Unlike some other floating villages that cater primarily to tourists, Kompong Khleang is a thriving community where the majority of residents depend on fishing and agriculture. The village features stilted houses that rise up to ten meters above the floodplain, adapting to the dramatic seasonal changes in water levels. During the rainy season, the village appears to float on the water, while in the dry season, the stilts are prominently visible. Kompong Khleang also includes floating houses and structures that move with the water levels. Visitors can explore the village by boat, witnessing the daily lives of the residents, traditional fishing methods, and the vibrant local culture. The village provides a profound insight into the unique lifestyle and resilience of the communities living on Tonle Sap Lake.
Tour distance 42 km
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Mini Van $50
Seats 1-7 person, Luggage 7-8 suitcase
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SUV $45
Seats 3-4 person, Luggage 3-4
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Sedan $35
Seats 3-4, Luggage 2-3
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Tuk Tuk $30
Seats 4 person, Luggage 2
An unforgettable journey through Angkor’s history. Every moment was filled with wonder and awe.