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Anand_J, Sep 2026
Great way to see a floating village, Kulen Mountain and Beng Mealea all in one day!
This was a great tour to see the floating village, Kulen Mountains, and Beng Mealea temple. All three offered very different experiences, and we're glad we found this tour that covered all three in one day. Mr. Kim was our guide, and we highly recommend him for his knowledge and insight into the people and area. Despite the heavy rain on our day, Mr. Kim ensured our tour was still run smoothly and kept on time.
MIHARU_T, May 2026
Breathtaking views
Koh Ker Temple is about 2 hour drive from the center. So I decided to join this tour, and together with Beng Mealea is a good route for me. Our guide explained a lot about the history and anecdotes. Both ruins are fascinating and breathtaking !
Cynthia_W, Sep 2026
It was a rainy, rainy day...
It was a rainy, rainy day but our guide made the most of it. We did miss the river of the lingas as all of the carvings were submerged by the recent rains. The falls were still beautiful if a little muddy. The water was not swimmable as the river had swelled and the currents picked up. Lunch by the water was lovely, with delicious local food with waterfall backdrop. Highly recommended, although I might wait for better weather
Frank_L, Sep 2026
Great Temple Experience
This is an amazing temple. It is different from the rest and worth making the visit. Calm and peaceful and provides a good perspective of what nature can do to a temple. Our guide was extremely informative.

Beng Mealea

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Siem Reap
Ancient temples with overgrown trees at Beng Mealea in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

*Admission to Beng Mealea is covered by the Angkor archeological pass—choose from 1-, 2-, or 3-day validity. *Due to uneven terrain and steps, Beng Mealea is inaccessible to travelers using wheelchairs and strollers. *There are generally a few stalls selling cold drinks and souvenirs outside of the main temple entrance; be sure to bring small denominations of cash.