Brining pick up from your hotel siem reap to the foot of Kulen mountain, the birthplace of the great Khmer Empire in AD 802. Enjoy the breathtaking drive up the mountain. On the way up to there hill top we going on the middle way see some stone cliffs and the rang mountain view Upon arrival to the mountain hilltop, walk to the River of a Thousand Lingams, a gorgeous river with sophisticated Shiva Linga carvings covering its floor. Get a blessing in the Cambodian way, with the holy water from this sacred river. Continue to the mountain top to discover the beautiful Pagoda and its world-famous Reclining Buddha. Trek to the waterfall and chill out for the last trip at the hilltop and then have our lunch for the day(please the lunch included ). afterWe will head to the local traditional sugar palm and landmine museum(optional tour) for the last trip.

Embark on an unforgettable 2-day journey through Cambodia's ancient past with our expertly guided Angkor temples tour. Witness the breathtaking sunrise over Angkor Wat, followed by an authentic local breakfast. Explore a curated selection of magnificent temples, including the exquisite Banteay Srei temple, and gain profound insights at the Cambodian Landmine Museum. Discover the magic of Angkor with a knowledgeable local guide by your side.

Venture beyond the main temples of Angkor and experience a mix of nature, history, and culture on this private full-day tour. Begin with a scenic trek through the jungle to Kbal Spean, known for its ancient riverbed carvings, then explore the exquisite Banteay Srei Temple, visit the Cambodia Landmine Museum, and end your day at the peaceful Banteay Samre Temple. ✅ Kbal Spean (River of 1000 Lingas): Hike through lush forest to reach a sacred river where linga carvings and bas-reliefs lie beneath flowing water, believed to bless the land. ✅ Banteay Srei Temple: Marvel at the detailed pink sandstone carvings of this 10th-century temple, often called the “Jewel of Khmer Art.” ✅ Cambodia Landmine Museum: Learn about Cambodia’s modern history and the ongoing efforts to remove landmines and support survivors. ✅ Banteay Samre Temple: Explore this serene and less-visited temple, known for its elegant design and well-preserved structure.

This is not just another sightseeing tour—it’s a deeply meaningful journey into Cambodia’s living history. Here’s what sets this experience apart: 1. A Powerful Story Beyond the Temples While most tours focus on Angkor Wat and ancient ruins, this tour takes you into modern Cambodia’s struggle and survival. You’ll explore places like the Killing Fields of Siem Reap and the Cambodia Landmine Museum—sites that tell real stories of war, loss, and resilience. 2. Personalized, Private Experience Unlike crowded group tours, this is a private guided tour. That means you get more time at each site, can ask questions freely, and gain personal insights from knowledgeable local guides, many of whom have personal or family connections to the history you’re learning about. 3. Human Stories You’ll Never Forget Each stop tells a human story—from Aki Ra, the former child soldier who now runs the Landmine Museum, to survivors who rebuilt their lives after tragedy.

On this tour we will leave very early in the morning to catch the sunrise at Angkor Wat. Depending on the time of year, we will come and get you any time between 4:30am and 5:00am. Many hotels and guesthouses provide a packed breakfast for guests so that you don’t get too hungry when exploring the temples, That is a best views of Angkor towers reflect to the basin. Banteay Srei is also a popular temple with visitors because of the unique carvings which are still clearly visible today. Banteay Srei features some of the most intricate carvings seen throughout Angkor and the name means the Women Temple. It’s believed that women created the carvings. Banteay Srei was built earlier than Angkor Wat in the 10th century and it was dedicated to Shiva. It has a pink colour to it because of the red sandstone. Beng Mealea is located a little further away from Angkor than the other temples and it’s a 40km drive away. It used to be on an ancient highway from Angkor arears, and with green sandstone,

Three places in one day * Kbal Spean: Hiking up hill for 1.5km to see 9th century riverbed carvings of 1000 Shiva Linga and other main Hindu Lords * Banteay Srei temple: It's believed that this temple was built by women because the sandstone was used to build this temple is pink color, small in size and decoration is very intricate. * Banteay Samre temple: One of the most preserved late 12 century temple and the peaceful temple in Angkor site.