We will pick you up from your hotel in Siem Reap town and ahead to see the rainforest view. We also stop for restroom before reaching to the rainforest view.

Traveller will see lush jungle scenery, sacred sites, and flowing rivers carved with ancient symbols. Highlights include the River of a Thousand Lingas, the large reclining Buddha at the mountaintop pagoda, peaceful forest paths, and a beautiful waterfall where visitors can relax or swim, along with glimpses of local village life nearby.

travelers will see ancient stone carvings of hundreds of lingas and symbols carved into the riverbed, clear water flowing over the carvings, shaded forest surroundings, small stone bridges, and a peaceful sacred atmosphere.

Wat Preah Ang Thom, also known as the Reclining Buddha on Phnom Kulen (Kulen Mountain), is a magnificent 8-meter-long sandstone statue carved directly into a large rock face. It dates back to the 16th century and depicts the Buddha at the time of achieving nirvana. Positioned atop Kulen Mountain, the site is both a major pilgrimage destination and a place of natural beauty—visitors climb a staircase to reach the sheltered statue and often pause at nearby Buddha’s footprints and elephant-flanked naga balustrades. Beyond its serene setting, the Reclining Buddha holds deep historical significance, with inscriptions from the post-Angkorian period suggesting its notable status across the region. In essence, Wat Preah Ang Thom offers a powerful blend of spiritual resonance, ancient craftsmanship, and scenic mountain surroundings.

Travelers can swim or relax in the natural pools at the waterfall, enjoy the cool forest air, and take in scenic views of the river and rocky surroundings. This peaceful spot offers a refreshing break in nature.

On the return journey, we will stop for lunch at a local restaurant and visit a village to see how artisans craft traditional palm sugar and other palm products.