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Explore both the natural beauty and historical remnants of Siem Reap on this day tour. In a vintage style jeep, you’ll be driven off track through rice paddy fields to Banteay Srey, known for its pink sandstone temple and well-preserved Angkorian carvings. Then, go trekking through the jungle to reach a natural waterfall and more intricate carvings on the river’s stone bed. Enjoy a delicious lunch and cold refreshments after your walk.

This tour of Phnom Penh presents a captivating journey through Cambodia's rich heritage and poignant history. Start at the Royal Palace, where you can admire its stunning architecture and serene gardens, reflecting Cambodia’s royal legacy. Next, visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, a former prison that offers profound insights into the nation’s tragic past, serving as a reminder of resilience. Continue to the Choeung Ek Genocidal Center, a sobering site that deepens your understanding of the Khmer Rouge atrocities. After this reflective experience, explore Wat Phnom, an iconic hilltop temple with breathtaking views, providing a peaceful escape from the city. Finally, visit the National Museum, which showcases an extensive collection of Khmer art and artifacts. This unique blend of history and culture guarantees an unforgettable day in Phnom Penh.

Explore an interesting Temple outside the Angkor area and Siem Reap City. With your expert Tour guide and a Driver, take a drive out of the City to visit the Beng Mealea temple (50-minute drive). Next, the Guide will take you to the Ancient Quarry (the Place where ancient Khmer people cut the Stones to build Angkor Wat), you’ll see hundreds of pieces of Stones have been cut and left there since the 12th century. Late morning, drive back to Siem City and spend the rest of your time visiting the Royal Gardens, Wat Prohm Roath, Old Market, and Artisan Angkor.

Oudong was founded by King Srei Soryapor in 1601, after the abandonment of Longvek. Under the reign of King Ang Duong (1841–1850), he constructed canals, terraces, and bridges and erected hundreds of pagodas in this region. From 1618 until 1866 it was formally called Oudong Meanchey, home to a succession of kings deposed from the former capital of Longvek by the invading Thais. In 1866, it was abandoned by King Norodom, taking his royal court along with him to the current capital, Phnom Penh.

Discover the temples of Angkor on two wheels with this fun guided mountain bike tour (Angkor entry not included). A great way to explore the temples, traveling by bicycle gives you time to really immerse yourself in the landscapes while you learn about the history of the ancient capital with the support of your local guide. This small-group, leisurely cycle tour is suitable for all riders of all fitness levels.

This tour is designed for couples who are traveling with kids’ age from three years old and above especially for nature lovers travelers. They will have chance to eye-witness the greenery rice field landscape in the rainy season, rice and other vegetable harvest in the dry season. Then you will take a boat trip at one of the largest floating villages in Siem Reap province. Where you will experience the life on the water and lastly, visit the butterfly paradise; to see how they are feeding butterflies and their life cycle.

The uniqueness of the Angkor Wat small circuit tour is that it efficiently covers the most iconic and popular temples in a single day, including Angkor Wat, the massive Angkor Thom complex (featuring the faces of Bayon Temple). & Ta Promh. Kulen Mountain is unique for being the birthplace of the Khmer Empire, where King Jayavarman II declared independence in 802 CE. Its sacred significance is highlighted by its large reclining Buddha, sacred waterfalls, and over a thousand ancient Hindu carvings, including lingas, etched into the riverbed. It is also an important site for biodiversity and a crucial water source for the Siem Reap region. Banteay Srei is uniquely described by its intricate pink sandstone carvings, its relatively small, miniature scale, and its non-royal commission by a Brahman scholar. Also known as the "Citadel of Women," its elaborate decorations are considered among the finest examples of Khmer art, leading some to believe they were carved by women.

Begin your full‑day journey from Siem Reap to Battambang with a visit to Mrs. Bun Roeung’s Ancient House, a beautifully preserved Khmer wooden villa where entrance is free but donations and souvenir purchases help support its upkeep. Continue to the Battambang Provincial Hall to admire its colonial architecture and local significance before heading to Ou Sra Lao for the famous Bamboo Train ride through rice fields and villages. Conclude your adventure at Phnom Sampeau(or Phnom Sampov), exploring the Killing Cave. The perfect blend of heritage, culture, and countryside charm, making Battambang an unforgettable destination.

Out of Angkor National Park, we’ll visit Kbal Spean which is located in deep the Jungles. Drive 45 mins from your hotel and we walk 1.5 kilometers in 45 mins up to the hill, you’ll see thousands of Siva linga carved on the Riverbed, Recling Vishnu and other Hindu Gods carved on Rock. Next, we leave the Kbal spean and drive 50 mins to Beng Melea, we will visit Beng Melea We’ll enter the Beng Mealea from the West Gate, walk through the Jungle Path to the central Temple, and creep around the Sanctuary to view the Trees overgrow on the Towers and Galleries. Then, you’ll venture to the Ancient Quarry” the Place where the ancient people took stones to build Angkor Wat”. The tour Guide will explain to you how they cut the Stones and how the Stones were transported to the Angkor Wat area.

Experience a unique journey with a private transfer and sightseeing stops, accompanied by an English-speaking driver who will tailor your experience. Enjoy personalized visits to attractions along the route between Phnom Penh and Kampot or Kep. Explore local highlights with customized transfers that meet your needs, featuring scenic visits to iconic sights such as Tonle Bati, Ta Prohm, Phnom Chisor Temple, and Putkiri Pagoda. Our spacious vehicles can accommodate your group size: a car for 1–3 people, a minivan for up to 4 people, or a van for up to 10 people, ensuring comfort throughout the ride. Your friendly driver will provide local insights to enhance your travel experience. Additionally, booking return trips from Kampot or Kep to Phnom Penh is easy. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary journey—book today!

Perfect for travelers short on time, families, or first-timers! Experience the thrill of self-driving a safe, comfortable 2-person side-by-side buggy through authentic Cambodian countryside. In just one hour, escape the tourist crowds and ride past lush rice fields, local stilted villages, and scenic farm trails. Guided by experienced local experts, this bite-sized adventure offers a safe, off-road experience that fits easily into any morning schedule before hotel checkout or temple visits.

Angkor Wat: The Golden Hour End your journey at the world’s largest religious monument. As the sun dips lower, the temple’s iconic five towers and intricate bas-reliefs are bathed in a warm, golden glow—the peak time for photography and quiet reflection. Sunset at the Reflection Pond Witness the majestic silhouette of Angkor Wat mirrored in the lotus-filled North Pond. Watching the sky transition through vibrant hues over the water offers a peaceful, iconic conclusion to your day. Ta Prohm: The Jungle Temple Explore the atmospheric ruins where giant silk-cotton trees and strangler figs wrap massive roots around ancient stone galleries. By visiting in the early afternoon, you bypass the heavy morning tour groups, allowing for a more serene walk through these famous labyrinthine corridors.

Drive north through the countryside to Kulen Mountain. First, visit the Preah Dak village, see how the locals cook Steamed Palm Cake and produce Palm sugar, Next, visit Ta Kho Cliff and the Buddhist Pagoda, observe people praying. Wander through the temple and climb up to view the Giant Reclining Buddha statue. Spend 15 minutes trekking through the village to the waterfall. There, you may want to swim and relax. Move to the River of a Thousand Siva Lingas, spend 30 minutes walking along the riverbank, and view hundreds of Siva Lingas carved into the sandstone riverbed. Then, take a 1-hr drive to explore the fascinating Beng Mealea temple. With your expert guide, enter the temple from the West Gate, walk through the jungle path to the central temple, and creep around the sanctuary to view the trees overgrown on the towers and galleries. Venture deep into the central and up to the upper terraces of this truly great temple. If time permits, the guide will take you to the ancient quarry.

Discover the birthplace of the ancient Khmer Empire, Phnom Kulen. Learn about the site’s significance as the place where King Jayavarman II proclaimed independence from Java in 802 CE, initiating the Devaraja cult of the king. Explore the mountain, known during the Angkorian era as Mahendraparvata (the mountain of Great Indra), and see the 1000 Lingas carved under riverbed, Big Reclining Buddha, Waterfall ( This is the good place for swim if you want ), and enjoy a scenic drive through the countryside. Learn about how Phnom Kulen was further developed under the rule of Udayadityavarman II, who made it the capital of his empire and constructed many temples and residences. - See the 1,000 Lingas, an Angkorian-era archaeological site carved under riverbed - Visit the Amazing Cliff and take in panoramic views of the forest - Discover the Wat Preah Ang Thom Sleeping Buddha and waterfalls - Enjoy the beautiful, two-tiered waterfall, where you can swim or take a dip

Explore the stunning landscapes of Bokor National Park on a full-day adventure, visiting iconic sites like the Bokor Palace, Old Hotel & Casino, and the breathtaking Popokvil Waterfall. Enjoy a leisurely lunch and the insight of an English-speaking guide as you uncover the rich history and natural beauty of this enchanting region. The tour wraps up in the early afternoon, leaving you with unforgettable memories of Cambodia's countryside. - Visit key historical sites including the Black Palace and Old Temple - Relax with a provided lunch and bottled water - Learn from an experienced English-speaking guide - Tour starts at 8:30 AM and concludes around 2:30 - 3:00 PM

The ancient rock art of Poeung KomNou is one of the most recently uncovered archaeological wonders around Angkor. On this tour, travel out to discover the remote site, visit the jungle temple of Beng Mealea, and enjoy a typical Khmer lunch at a local restaurant. Choose to explore independently with a private driver or upgrade to include a private guide and gain extra insight into the historic sites.

See more of Siem Reap by getting off-road and on four wheels. Spend two hours navigating dusty tracks and rural roads, exploring local villages and finding a remote location to watch the pink sun set over the stunning Cambodian countryside. Before setting-off, instructors assess each rider’s ability and will tailor a course to match - with trails suitable for riders of all abilities. - Professional guide leads the 2-hour quad-bike adventure, ensuring riders’ safety - The course is set according to riders’ ability, preference, and the season - Quad-bike, safety equipment, bottled water and fresh towels are provided - Tuk tuk from Siem Reap hotels and guesthouses to departure location included

Venture off-road for a thrilling quad bike adventure on this 2-hour tour from Siem Reap. Head out of the city and discover the beauty of the Cambodian countryside on-board an easy-to-drive quad. Zip along country roads, past lush rice paddies and sleepy villages; hop off to admire the historic Prei Monti temple and watch the sunset over the distant city. Best of all: full instruction is provided, so there’s no previous experience necessary! - Ride a quad bike around the Cambodian countryside - Pass rural villages, rice fields and remote temples - Full instruction provided: no experience necessary - This private tour ensures you’ll receive personalized attention from your guide

Explore the ancient city with your personal driver. Watch out for the greenery view of Kulen Mountain from Ta Kho Natural Cliff. Continue the trip to Kulen Site which holds significant symbolic value for Cambodia as the birthplace of the ancient Khmer Empire proclaimed by King Jayavarman II in 802. This era saw the construction of numerous temples and residences, the renowned 1000 Lingas, a holly Waterfall, as well as the Reclining Buddha Statue. After our exploration of Holly Mountain, we descend to a fishing community known as Kompong Pluk, which translates to "Harbor of the Tusks.", at Tonle Sap, the largest Fresh water lake in Southeast Asia. This community relies on fishing for its survival, particularly in the shrimp and fish, throughout Cambodia's wet season, which lasts from May to October. Many houses within the community are elevated on stilts, ranging from 6 to 9 meters in height, to adapt to the fluctuating water levels experienced between the wet and dry seasons.

Explore the poignant history of Phnom Penh city on a private tour that includes visits to the Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum. Travel in comfort in a luxury van, guided by an English-speaking tour and driver who provides insights into the somber past of Cambodia. This tour offers a deep understanding of the Khmer Rouge era, allowing travelers to reflect on the impact of this dark chapter in history. - Private tour ensuring a personalized experience in Phnom Penh - Visit the Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng, key historical sites - Luxury van transport provides comfort throughout the journey - English-speaking tour & driver shares valuable cultural and historical insights

Preah Vihear Temple is an ancient Khmer temple built during the period of the Khmer Empire, that is situated on the top of a 525-meter (1,722 ft) cliff in the Dângrêk Mountains, in the Preah Vihear province, Cambodia. Affording a view for many kilometers across a plain, Prasat Preah Vihear has the most spectacular setting of all the temples built during the six-century-long Khmer Empire. As a key edifice of the empire's spiritual life, it was supported and modified by successive kings and so bears elements of several architectural styles. Preah Vihear is unusual among Khmer temples in being constructed along a long north-south axis, rather than having the conventional rectangular plan with orientation toward the east. On 7 July 2008, Preah Vihear was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After Preah Vihear Temple we will be going to Koh Ker temple group where you will see many smaller temples around Koh Ker Group as well.

Preah Vihear Temple is an ancient Khmer temple built during the period of the Khmer Empire, that is situated on the top of a 525-meter (1,722 ft) cliff in the Dângrêk Mountains, in the Preah Vihear province, Cambodia. Affording a view for many kilometers across a plain, Prasat Preah Vihear has the most spectacular setting of all the temples built during the six-century-long Khmer Empire. As a key edifice of the empire's spiritual life, it was supported and modified by successive kings and so bears elements of several architectural styles. Preah Vihear is unusual among Khmer temples in being constructed along a long north-south axis, rather than having the conventional rectangular plan with orientation toward the east. On 7 July 2008, Preah Vihear was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Experience Angkor like never before in a classic vintage Jeep. This unique sunrise tour combines the beauty of Angkor Wat with the charm and adventure of open-air Jeep travel. Watch the sun rise over the iconic towers of Angkor Wat, then explore the magnificent temples of Angkor Thom, Bayon, and Ta Prohm with an experienced local guide. Travel in comfort while enjoying scenic backroads, fresh air, and excellent photo opportunities along the way. Unlike standard bus or van tours, our vintage Jeep experience offers a more personal, authentic, and memorable way to discover the wonders of Angkor. With small groups, flexible stops, and knowledgeable local guides, you'll enjoy a deeper connection to Cambodia's history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes.

Leave the busier Angkor circuit behind on this half day tour by military jeep to two temples chosen for their craftsmanship and quiet setting. Banteay Srei, 25 kilometres north of Angkor, was completed in 967 and dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. Built not by a king but by a royal courtier, it is prized for its pink sandstone carvings, widely considered among the finest and best-preserved in Khmer art. On the way, the open-air jeep passes local villages and rural scenery rarely seen from a standard tour vehicle. On the return leg, stop at Ta Nei, a Buddhist temple closed to visitors until 2010 and still one of the least-visited sites in the Angkor region. Surrounded by large trees and largely unrestored, it offers a rare chance to explore in near-solitude. An unhurried half day for travellers who want to see Angkor's quieter side.