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Phnom Kulen Waterfall Tour


Phnom Kulen Waterfall Wat Tour

Phnom Kulen waterfall, It’s located in the northeast, and the distance is approximately 60 kilometers from Siem Reap city. It is 300 to 400 meters high. It extends over 40 kilometers long. It is located on an axis with a northwest to southeast direction. Phnom Kulen waterfall holds historical and cultural significance. It was the first capital in the Angkor era. This signifies peace and national reconciliation after the Khmer Empire was ruled by the Javanese.

What to Expert

First, pick up tickets in town. Next, have the car drop you off at the base of the mountain. It’s about 1 km away along the road to the right of the main ticket booth. Then, walk around the sites, including the 1000 lingars Carving, the waterfall, and the Preah Angthom Pagoda.

The walk up to the big statue of Buddha is really great. It starts with a mass of steps. Along the way, there are two pagodas. One is old and the other is under construction. There’s a small pool if you already need to freshen up. The waterfall is beautiful, and you can get really close to it. There are two waterfalls. The smaller one is on top, and the larger one is connected to the smaller one at a lower level. We can swim in the larger one. You can store your belongings in a bin at the bottom of the waterfall. It costs about US$1–2 to rent a bin. They give you a key you can put on your wrist so you won’t lose it.

Highlight tour
  • Phnom Kulen Mountain:
  • Waterfall.
  • Thousand Lingas River
  • Big Reclining Buddha Statue.
  • Temple and statue
Price
  • By car (SUV) $70 per car
  • By minivan (Starex) $80 per minivan
Included
  • Pick it up and send it back.
  • Transportation Driver
  • Cool mineral waters and cool towels
Excluded
  • Entrance fees cost $20 each.
  • Meal.
Note
  • You can pick up clothes for swimming if you want to.
  • The cancellation must be done a day in advance.
  • Suitable clothes are required at The Big Reclining Buddha Statue.
  • Aside from the Highlight Tour above, Phnom Kulen still has a lot more historical and natural tourism sites. To explore them, tourists will be encouraged to employ local transportation services for a reasonable fee. $15 extra charge for the tour guide.
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Angkor Small Tour


This tour is perfect for someone who wants to explore the Angkor Archaeological Park. Especially, Angkor What is the best spot for sunrise sightseeing? View the sunrise with Angkor Wat as your scenic backdrop for this full-day tour of Angkor. This tour will take you around the Angkor area and will start early in the morning to catch the sunrise. The Angkor temples are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Cambodia’s most visited attraction. Avoid the crowds with a private guide. Enjoy a personalized experience. The guide will share fascinating facts and offer historical background about the ancient temples. You’ll have plenty of time for questions, as much as you have on tour.

The tuk-tuk is known as one of the most iconic symbols of Siem Reap. It is also referred to as the SUV car. This vehicle can fit groups of up to 4 people. It is a must-try for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the city’s rich and vibrant cultures. Discover Cambodia from a completely new perspective during a small tour. Enjoy the gorgeous view of the sunrise at Angkor Wat. Bask in the setting sun at the Srash Srang lake. The region has so much to offer the curious visitor. But, unless you plan to spend weeks exploring the area, you’ll have to be selective about which temples to visit. The suggested itineraries will help you in maximizing your Angkor trip. These are particularly useful when your time is limited to 1, 2, or 3 days.

Highlight
  • See Siem Reap from a completely new perspective as you coast through the city’s streets via Tuk-tuk or car.
  • Witness a sunrise unlike any other at the beautiful Angkor Wat Temple, one of the world’s largest religious monuments.
  • Visit the terrace of the elephants. King Jayavarman VII used it to watch the victorious return of his army. Travel back in time with a visit to Banteay Kdey Temple. The wilderness has taken over the temple.
  • Feel the adrenaline course through your veins at Ta Prohm Temple, used for the movie Tomb Raider.
Itinerary
  • Get picked up early in the morning at your hotel. In the morning, go to the ticket station to buy your Angkor Passes. Once that’s all settled, hop in your private tuk-tuk or car. Head to the first stop of the tour, the majestic Angkor Wat. You will see the sun rise above the temple. It is known as the largest religious monument in the entire world. It paints its tall towers akin to a flowering lotus bud in a variety of colors. We can visit in one day about 8–14 temples. As a result, our body will sweat, and we will need to take a shower and rest. Our journey begins at 4 a.m. and ends at 1 p.m.; it’s a long day, and we walk a lot to see all of the temples in Angkor.
  • Make your way to Angkor Thom and Bayon Temple. It is surrounded by lush forests and best seen in the morning due to its eastward orientation. Then, climb up the Terrace of the Elephants. This long platform was used by King Jayavarman VII to follow games and celebrations. He also watched his armies return from victory there. Take a quick break for lunch to rest and recharge, at your own expense.
  • Then travel up to the Ta Keo Temple. It is perched on top of a mountain. Rumor has it that the temple was left incomplete due to a bad omen. It was hit by a lightning bolt during its construction. Your last stops for the tour are Ta Prohm Temple, used as a filming location for the movie Tomb Raider. The Banteay Kdei Temple is overtaken by the lush vegetation surrounding it. After visiting these sites, you will head back to the city and get dropped off at your hotel or accommodation.
Cost Includes
  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off. Please give me your location. Include details like a hotel, guest house, or restaurant name, and its location. And I will pick up at the time of tour start.
  • Transportation Driver
  • Towels & Mineral Waters 
Cost Excludes
  • Meal (available at many restaurants in town and around the temples)
  • Temple Pass (Entrance Fee: one day $37; three days $62).
Transport Cost
  • A private (2- to 4-person) trip by car costs $40.
  • By minivan, $60 (1 to 10 People)
Note
  • Sunrise incurs an extra $5 fee per driver and a $10 tour guide.
  • The cancellation must be made a day before the tour’s start.
  • The driver will recommend what to see first and stay with your whole package tour.
  • The tourists are not allowed to wear shorts while visiting the temples.
  • Can enjoy any breakfast or lunch at restaurants around temples. Start early, and you will finish early. Start late, and you will finish late. This Angkor small circle tour has around 10 temples. It spends about 10 hours more or less, depending on how long you want to stay in one temple.
FAQs

How much is a ticket for Angkor Wat?

It costs $37 for one day.

Does the tour include an entrance fee?

Not include.

Where can I buy a ticket to Angkor Wat?

We will go by on the way to Angkor when we go to see the sunrise.

How many hours does the tour package cost?

The charge will depend on the distance and the start time. It will be more than $5 if you want to see the sunrise.

How long does it take?

You start early and will be finished early. The tour takes about 8 to 10 hours to finish.

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Angkor Big Tour


The Angkor Big Tour, or Grand Circuit, gets its name from the distance to be traveled. This journey covers the eight temples in the Angkor Archaeological Park. The tour includes experiencing the sunset at Bakheng Mountain. The Angkor-Big Circle Tour connects with the Small Circle Tour and travels further. There are many temples, some older than Angkor Wat. This tour takes you around the Angkor area. The tour will start from your Siem Reap hotel late in the morning. It will finish late enough to see the sunset too.

The Kravan Hindu Temple, built of limestone and sandstone, is your first stop. Then continue the afternoon by moving on to Banteay Kdei Temple on the “Angko Big Tour.” We will not rush or move quickly. We will enjoy the test palm fruit on the way to other temples.

Highlight tour

  1. Kravan temple
  2. Banteay Kdei temple.
  3. Pre-Rup temple.
  4. East Mebon temple.
  5. Tasom temple.
  6. Neak Paon temple.
  7. Preah Khan temple.
  8. Bakheng Mountain (sunset).

Time

  • Start at 9:30 a.m.
  • We will be finishing the tour around 7:00 p.m. if we do sunset sightseeing.

Included

  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off
  • Transportation Driver
  • Towels and mineral water are provided.

Excluded

  • meal (available at many restaurants in town and around the temples)
  • Temple Pass (entrance fee: one day $37; three days $62).

Price

  • Traveling by car (SUV) costs $40 per car
  • The minivan (Starex) cost $55 per minivan.

Note

  • You must pay another $5 for the driver. This fee applies if you want to go back to the hotel and return to the temples again.
  • There is an extra charge of $5 for a driver. You can see the sunset on this tour if you opt for it.
  • Sunrise tour plus a $10 fee for the tour guide
  • The cancellation must be made a day before the tour’s start.
  • The driver will recommend what to see first and stay with your whole package tour.
  • The tourists are not allowed to wear short clothes. The shirt must cover the shoulder, and the skirt, trousers, pants, etc., must be below the knees.
  • This cost is only available for a group tour of 1–5 passengers. If you have six or more people, you can gain from our special offer. It’s $16 per person and transportation is included.

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