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A collection of all tours of the locations Angkor Thom Tours provides transport service to. We go anywhere in Cambodia via Tuk Tuk, Motorbike or Car.

Lasagna At Pub Street Alley Restaurant

Hotel To Dinner Transport

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Even if you are not using our Tuk Tuk service to see the Temple complexes, we would be happy to pick you up for dinner.

Tour Highlights:

  • Drive Through Siem Reap To Your Dinner Destination

Tour Walkthrough:
Our driver will pick you up from your hotel and shuttle you to the eatery of your choice. Once arrived, our driver will designate a rendezvous point and a time to pick you up and take you back to your hotel.

Estimated Tour Time:
1-3 hours

Tour Includes:
Round Trip Shuttle From Your Hotel To The Restaurant Of Your Choosing

Tour Excludes:
Additional Locations
Meals

Suggestions:
There are many eateries in and around Siem Reap. Should you need recommendations on where to have dinner we would be happy to help you. Let us know what you would like and we can recommend some great places to have dinner.

Tour Cost:
Tuk Tuk $7 USD
Car $10 USD

Cambodia Angkor Air At Siem Reap International Airport

Airport To Hotel Transport

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Pre arranged airport pickup is what we do best. Don’t wait until you have arrived in Siem Reap, book your pickup now!

Tour Highlights:

  • Drive Through Siem Reap To Your Hotel

Tour Walkthrough:
The driver will before you land and pick you up at the Immigration Exit of Siem Reap International Airport then help you with your bags into the Tuk Tuk or Car. From there he will provide a comfortable ride to your Hotel or Hostel in Siem Reap. Should you need to make any additional stops eg: Shampoo, Toothpaste, Cigarettes, ATM, etcetera, please let the driver know before departing from the Airport.

Estimated Tour Time:
20 Minutes

Tour Includes:
Siem Reap International Airport Pickup And Drop Off At Your Hotel Or Hostel In Siem Reap

Tour Excludes:
Additional Locations
Meals

Suggestions:
We must have the following information to ensure proper service:
Flight Number (if possible)
Airline
Arrival Time
Hotel / Hostel You Are Residing

Tour Cost:
Tuk Tuk $5 USD
Car $10 USD

Street View Sunset Cambodia

Phnom Bakheng at Sunset

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Seeing the sunset in Angkor Wat proper is a little difficult but in Phnom Bakheng, minutes away, it is welcomed. There is a hike involved but the breathtaking view will make it all worth it. Bring your video camera for this one!

🏞️ Phnom Bakheng at Sunset – Quick Background

🛕 What is Phnom Bakheng?
  • Built in the late 9th to early 10th century by King Yasovarman I.
  • It was the first major temple built at Angkor, and originally the state temple of the capital city Yasodharapura (before Angkor Wat existed).
  • Constructed on a hill, it symbolizes Mount Meru, the spiritual center of the universe in Hindu cosmology.
    • 🌇 Why Sunset?
  • Because of its hilltop position, Phnom Bakheng offers one of the best panoramic views of Angkor—including a distant view of Angkor Wat surrounded by jungle.
  • It’s famous for sunset viewing, so much so that the number of visitors allowed up at one time is capped to 300 people to preserve the site and avoid overcrowding.
    • 🚶‍♂️ Access
  • It requires a moderate uphill walk of about 15–20 minutes.
  • Along the way, you’ll often spot elephants (though that practice is now being phased out for ethical reasons).

    • 🌇 Phnom Bakheng Sunset Tour

    🗺️ Tour Highlights:
    • Hilltop temple with panoramic views
    • Stunning sunset overlooking Angkor Wat
    • Chance to experience one of Angkor’s oldest temples
    📖 Tour Walkthrough:

    Your evening journey begins with a walk up Phnom Bakheng, a 9th-century temple-mountain located just northwest of Angkor Wat. As you climb the wooded hill, you’ll be retracing the steps of ancient pilgrims headed for one of the earliest temples in the Angkor region. At the summit, the temple’s five tiers rise to mimic the mythical Mount Meru. Once at the top, you’ll be rewarded with an unforgettable sunset view—golden light washing over Angkor Wat in the distance, jungle stretching endlessly around you, and the ancient stones glowing with warmth. Entry to the summit is capped at 300 people, so timing and pacing are key to this peaceful and spiritual experience. Make sure you wear comfortable walking shoes for this one!

    ⏳ Estimated Tour Time:
  • Three – Four Hours*

    • ✅ Tour Includes:
  • Hotel pickup, return transport, temple access guidance, and a chilled bottle of water for the hilltop climb.

    • ❌ Tour Excludes:
  • Angkor Archaeological Park Pass Fee ($37 USD 1 Day / $62 USD 3 Day); required for all Angkor area temples
  • Meals or snacks

    • 💵 Tour Cost:
    Tuk Tuk $20 USD
    Car $35 USD
    Calf In Causeway Entrance At Preah Ko

    Beng Mealea / Roluos Group

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    Combining these two ancient Khmer Temple locations is the way to go. These temples are much older than Angkor Wat but in surprisingly great condition.

    Temple Highlights Tour

    Tour Highlights:

    • Journey Through The Cambodian Countryside
    • Lolei
    • Preah Ko
    • Bakong
    • Beng Mealea

    Tour Walkthrough:

    This full-day tour will give you an insight into the frequently overlooked temples of Siem Reap. First on your journey will be a stop at Lolei, a small but exquisite temple. Marvel at the detail on the four brick temple towers, then head next door and peek inside the modern-day Buddhist pagoda.

    After you have finished discovering Lolei, we will take you to Preah Ko, the oldest temple in the Roluos group. Featuring six sanctuary towers with depictions of Garuda, Nagas and warriors, you will want to spend some time taking in the intricate detail and workmanship.

    You will then travel a few minutes down the road to the magnificent Bakong temple. Walk over an ancient bridge surrounded by a moat, and step into another time. You can easily lose yourself in your thoughts whilst exploring this glorious sandstone temple. Challenge yourself by climbing the five-tiered pyramid and arriving at the central sanctuary, where the view will take your breath away.

    After you have left Bakong, you can sit back and relax in the comfort of your tuk-tuk. It is a 55km drive to your next destination, Beng Mealea. This predominantly unrestored temple features collapsed galleries and towers, large sandstone blocks covered with moss and a mass of trees and thick brush. After you are finished exploring this humid temple you can pick up some local food in a restaurant across from the temple entrance. Alternatively, you may want to pack a picnic lunch and dine in the serenity of the bushland surrounding Beng Mealea.

    Estimated Tour Time: Full-day

    Tour Includes:
    Hotel Pickup And Drop Off, Transport To Beng Mealea, A Cold Bottle Of Water And A Traditional Khmer Snack

    Tour Excludes:
    Angkor Archaeological Park Entry Fee ($37 USD 1 Day / $62 USD 3 Day), Entry Fee To Beng Mealea ($5 USD), Meals

    Suggestions:
    Wear Comfortable Sandals Or Shoes Such As Keen Or Teva
    $20-$50 For Lunch, Extra Water, Souvenirs Etc.

    Tour Cost:
    Tuk Tuk $30 USD
    *At Sunrise Add $5 USD

    Car $50 USD
    *At Sunrise Add $5 USD

    Location: Beng Mealea / Roluos Group

    Time: 8 hours

    Description: Beng Mealea offers moss covered jungle ruins which came after the Roluos Group. The Roluos Group, some of the oldest structures, had humble beginnings as the Kingdoms capitol. Uniquely intricate, the Roluos Group is a great addition to the Beng Mealea tour.

    Main Temple Set At Koh Ker

    Koh Ker Temple

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    Koh Ker Temple is approximately two hours into the Cambodian country. It’s best to get there by car.

    🏛️ Koh Ker: The Lost Capital of the Khmer Empire

    📜 A Capital for Just 20 Years
  • Koh Ker served as the Khmer Empire’s capital from 928 to 941 AD under King Jayavarman IV.
  • Due to political strife, he moved the capital from Angkor to Koh Ker and launched a massive construction campaign. His successor briefly continued the rule before the capital shifted back to Angkor.
    • 🏯 What Makes Koh Ker Unique
  • The main temple, Prasat Thom, is a rare seven-tiered pyramid—a striking departure from the flat temple designs of Angkor Wat.
  • Over 40 temples were built in just two decades, many still hidden within dense jungle, giving the site an air of mystery and abandonment.
    • 🗿 Famous for Colossal Sculptures
  • Koh Ker was known for producing enormous and exquisite Khmer sculptures, including representations of Shiva, Garuda, and Durga.
  • Some statues were looted during the 20th century and sold internationally. Many are now being returned to Cambodia in high-profile repatriation cases.
    • 🧭 Still Off the Beaten Path
  • Despite its grandeur, Koh Ker remains a relatively quiet site compared to Angkor. Its remote location and jungle surroundings make it a favorite for adventurous travelers.
  • It’s a hauntingly beautiful place where you can walk among ruins almost entirely alone, hearing only the sounds of nature and history.

    • 🗺️ Tour Highlights:

    • Journey through the Cambodian countryside
    • Koh Ker Temple

    📖 Tour Walkthrough:
    Your journey to this glorious temple will take you through the Cambodian countryside. Located 120km from Siem Reap, Koh Ker was briefly the capital of the Khmer empire in the 10th century. Despite many hand-chiselled statues being looted and remaining in museums and private collections today, a trip to Koh Ker is certainly worth the distance. Depending on the time of day, you can be hard pressed to come across another soul whilst exploring the collection of structures in the Cambodian jungle. Without a doubt, your favourite structure will be the well-preserved pyramid that you can walk up to witness a spectacular jungle view.

    ⏳ Estimated Tour Time:
    Full-day

    ✅ Tour Includes:
    Hotel Pickup; Transport to and from Koh Ker, a cold bottle of water and a traditional Khmer snack

    ❌ Tour Excludes:
    Entry fee to Koh Ker ($10 USD)
    Meals

    💵 Tour Cost:
    Car $90 USD
    with Preah Vihear *link* $130 USD

    Location: Koh Ker Temple

    Time: 8 hours

    Description: See the highlights of the Angkor Wat Big Tour.

    View Over Valley Of Kulen Mountain

    Phnom Kulen Mountain

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    Phnom Kulen Mountain is another “Must See”. You’ll have to take a motorbike or a car up the mountain though, a Tuk Tuk can not make the journey up the bumpy mountainside roads. Once up the mountain you can drink from one of the most pure water springs on earth and play in a massive waterfall!

    🏞️ Phnom Kulen Mountain – A World Hidden In The Jungle

    🛕 What is Phnom Kulen?
  • Phnom Kulen is widely regarded as the birthplace of the Khmer Empire. In 802 CE, King Jayavarman II declared independence from Java atop this mountain, marking the start of a unified Khmer kingdom and the Devaraja cult.
  • The mountain’s name means “Mountain of the Lychees,” and it holds deep spiritual importance for both Hindus and Buddhists, with numerous sacred sites scattered across its jungle-covered slopes.
    • 🌇 Why Visit Phnom Kulen?
  • Visitors can explore Mahendraparvata, the lost city that predates Angkor, with over 40 hidden temples and ancient structures.
  • The mountain is home to two breathtaking waterfalls, one wide and serene, the other taller and tucked into dense greenery—both perfect for a refreshing dip or quiet reflection.
  • Phnom Kulen is also rich in biodiversity, boasting over 800 plant species, 40 mammal species, and 200 bird species.
    • 🚶‍♂️ Access
  • Located about 48 km from Siem Reap, Phnom Kulen is accessible by road. The route winds through scenic countryside and forests.
  • Visitors often trek to reach sacred waterfalls, carvings like the River of a Thousand Lingas, and temple sites nestled deep in the jungle.

    • 🧭 Phnom Kulen Mountain Tour

    🗺️ Tour Highlights:
    • Journey through the Cambodian countryside
    • Visit Waterfalls
    • See the Carved Riverbed
    • See the Natural Spring
    📖 Tour Walkthrough:

    When you arrive at Phnom Kulen, take your time to walk slowly through the local market strip and bargain with the local sellers. Once you have browsed to your heart’s content, walk up a long set of stairs towards a local pagoda. Once you have caught your breath at the top, visit a reclining Buddha made from sandstone; the biggest of its kind in Cambodia. You can take in the views of Cambodia’s lush forests and jungles whilst on top, then casually walk around the pagoda, taking in all the detail.

    Next, eat lunch at a local restaurant and taste the tantalising flavours that Cambodian food has to offer. You will want to rest before continuing your journey, so be sure to sit by the river and watch as locals picnic on the banks and have fun in the water. Once you are energised, take a walk to the waterfalls of Phnom Kulen and plunge into the refreshing water. Be sure to bring a change of clothes, as it is customary to frolic in the water fully clothed in Cambodia. Once you are ready to leave (though we doubt you will want to), head back to your tuk-tuk and sleep on the journey home.

    ⏳ Estimated Tour Time:
  • Full-day

    • ✅ Tour Includes:
  • Hotel Pickup; Transport to and from Phnom Kulen, a cold bottle of water and fresh fruit.

    • ❌ Tour Excludes:
  • Phnom Kulen entry fee ($20 USD)

    • 💵 Tour Cost:
    Car $65 USD

    Location: Phnom Kulen Mountain

    Time: 8 hours

    Description: If you have seen Angkor Wat this IS the second best place to see. There is a natural spring with the best water you have ever tasted. 1000’s of carvings right in the riverbed. Contact us for a secret, unadvertised, off-road tour.

    Buddhist Temple At Lolei Roluos Group

    Roluos Group of Monuments

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    The Roluos Group are some of the oldest monuments in Cambodia dating back over 900 years. There are Male and Female monuments and much of what you will see is original to the towers. Because the towers were built close together there are some fantastic carvings to be seen. We recommend going in the morning as the suns angle will compliment your photos.

    🏛️ Roluos Group – Quick Background

    📜 What is the Roluos Group?
  • The Roluos Group refers to a set of three early Angkorian temples — Lolei, Preah Ko, and Bakong — located about 13 km east of Siem Reap.
  • These temples date back to the late 9th century and mark the beginning of the Angkor era under King Indravarman I and his successor Yasovarman I.
  • Part of the ancient city of Hariharalaya, one of the first capitals of the Khmer Empire, before Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom were even imagined.
  • Roluos Monuments represent the transition from brick construction to the sandstone and laterite style that defines Angkor’s later temples.
    • 🌟 Why Visit the Roluos Temples?
  • These temples are quieter and less touristy than their Angkor counterparts, allowing for peaceful exploration and photography.
  • Bakong is considered the first large-scale sandstone temple mountain, a prototype for Angkor Wat.
  • Preah Ko has six intricate sanctuary towers lined in two rows, with incredibly well-preserved carvings.
  • Lolei was originally built on an island in a baray (reservoir), an early example of symbolic water features in Khmer architecture.
  • Modern-day monks still live and worship at Lolei, giving visitors a sense of Cambodia’s living spiritual heritage.
    • 🧭 Insider Tip
  • Visit in the early morning or late afternoon for softer light and a chance to witness monks chanting at the pagoda near Lolei.
  • If you’ll appreciate seeing the evolution of Khmer temple design begin here at The Rolous Group.

    • 🏛️ Roluos Group Temples Tour

    🗺️ Tour Highlights:
    • Lolei
    • Preah Ko
    • Bakong
    📖 Tour Walkthrough:

    This half-day tour will give you an insight into the frequently overlooked Roluos group of monuments in Siem Reap. First on your journey will be a stop at Lolei, a small but exquisite temple. Marvel at the detail on the four brick temple towers, then head next door and peek inside the modern-day Buddhist pagoda.

    After you have finished discovering Lolei, we will take you to Preah Ko, the oldest temple in the Roluos group. Featuring six sanctuary towers with depictions of Garuda, Nagas and warriors, you will want to spend some time taking in the intricate detail and workmanship.

    You will then travel a few minutes down the road to the magnificent Bakong temple. Walk over an ancient bridge surrounded by a moat, and step into another time. You can easily lose yourself in your thoughts whilst exploring this glorious sandstone temple. Challenge yourself by climbing the five-tiered pyramid and arriving at the central sanctuary, where the view will take your breath away.

    We will then drop you back in Siem Reap town where you can spend the remainder of the afternoon shopping to your heart’s delight!

    ⏳ Estimated Tour Time:
  • Half-day

    • ✅ Tour Includes:
  • Transport to and from the Roluos Temples, a cold bottle of water and fresh fruit

    • ❌ Tour Excludes:
  • Angkor Archaeological Park entry fee ($37 USD)

    • 💵 Tour Cost:
  • Tuk Tuk $15 USD
    *Add Beng Mealea $30 USD
    *At Sunrise Or Sunset Add $5 USD

  • Car $25 USD
    *Add Beng Mealea $50 USD
    *At Sunrise Or Sunset Add $5 USD
    • Small Outer Temple Beng Melea

    Beng Mealea

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    Beng Mealea is one of the more interesting stops. Much of the Temple has fallen in but there are many hidden treasures to be seen.

    🏯 Beng Mealea – Quick Background

    🛕 What is Beng Mealea?
  • Beng Mealea is a largely unrestored Hindu temple located about 70 km east of Siem Reap. Its collapsed galleries and towers, overgrown with trees and thick brush, create a captivating, adventurous atmosphere.
  • Originally built in the 12th century, it was later converted for Buddhist use. The moss-covered sandstone blocks and sprawling ruins make it a must-see for exploration lovers.
    • 🌿 Why Visit Beng Mealea?
  • Unlike the restored temples of Angkor, Beng Mealea offers a raw, untouched temple experience with plenty of hidden treasures.
  • Adventurous visitors can explore slippery swimming spots behind the temple and enjoy peaceful picnics surrounded by bushland.
    • 🚶‍♂️ Access
  • The temple is approximately 70 km from Siem Reap, reachable by tuk tuk or car.
  • Bring sturdy shoes and plenty of water, as the site is less developed and can be humid and slippery in places.

    • 🌿 Beng Mealea Adventure Tour

    🗺️ Tour Highlights:
    📖 Tour Walkthrough:

    The drive to Beng Mealea is long but rewarding. Explore the collapsed galleries and moss-covered sandstone blocks, wander among the dense vegetation, and soak in the historic ambiance of this 12th-century temple. If you’re feeling adventurous, try the slippery swimming area behind the temple.

    After your visit, enjoy a meal at a local restaurant near the temple entrance or pack a picnic to savor in the peaceful bushland surroundings.

    ⏳ Estimated Tour Time:
  • Full Day
    • ✅ Tour Includes:
  • Hotel Pickup And Drop Off, Transport To Beng Mealea, A Cold Bottle Of Water And Fresh Seasonal Fruit
    • ❌ Tour Excludes:
  • Angkor Archaeological Park Entry Fee ($37 USD 1 Day / $62 USD 3 Day)
    Entry Fee To Beng Mealea ($5 USD)
    Meals
    • 💡 Suggestions:
  • Wear Comfortable Sandals Or Shoes Such As Keen Or Teva
  • $20-$50 For Meals, Extra Water, Souvenirs Etc.
    • 💵 Tour Cost:
    Tuk Tuk $40 USD
    *At Sunrise Or Sunset Add $5 USD

    Car $50 USD
    *At Sunrise Or Sunset Add $5 USD

    Location: Beng Mealea

    Time: 8 hours

    Description: Beng Mealea is an amazing place to see ruins directly in a jungle settings. All around you will see carved reliefs on the ground for easy close up pictures.

    Kbal Spean River Center

    Kbal Spean

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    Majestic and quiet, Kbal Spean is one of our favorite tours. The waterfalls, carvings and holes in rocks over 6 feet deep. Don’t miss Kbal Spean on your itinerary.

    🌊 Kbal Spean – Quick Background

    🛕 What is Kbal Spean?
  • Kbal Spean, also known as the “River of a Thousand Lingas,” is an archaeological site located along a riverbed in the Phnom Kulen National Park. Dating back to the 11th–13th centuries, this sacred site features hundreds of stone carvings directly etched into the river’s surface and surrounding rocks.
  • These carvings, which include lingas (symbolic representations of the Hindu god Shiva), depictions of Vishnu, and other deities, were believed to sanctify the waters that flowed downstream to Angkor.
    • 🌿 Why Visit Kbal Spean?
  • Unlike the grand stone temples of Angkor, Kbal Spean is a more subtle and mystical site, hidden in the jungle and accessible only by foot. It offers a quiet, spiritual experience surrounded by nature.
  • The carvings stretch over a 150-meter section of the river, and nearby waterfalls add a serene natural touch. It’s perfect for those seeking a blend of history, symbolism, and scenery.
    • 🚶‍♂️ Access
  • The site is located about 50 km from Siem Reap and requires a moderate 1.5 km uphill trek through shaded forest paths to reach.
  • Comfortable shoes and water are essential, and the walk itself is part of the experience, rich with birdsong and dense vegetation.

    • 🌿 Kbal Spean Jungle Trek Tour

    🗺️ Tour Highlights:
  • Journey through the Cambodian countryside
  • Kbal Spean
    • 📖 Tour Walkthrough:

    If you love nature and shy away from the crowds, this is the tour for you. Wake up early, buy a packed lunch and savour the ride through the Cambodian countryside to get to Kbal Spean. Once there, take your time hiking up a bumpy (and sometimes a tad overwhelming) forest path until you are met with a string of waterfalls. Walk along the river in search of ancient and sacred linga that are carved into the riverbeds. Said to have 1,000 lingas, we dare you to count them all!

    Revel in the serenity of the natural landscape, explore the caves and swim in the water. Don’t use all your energy though, as you will need to walk back down the forest path to get back to your tuk-tuk driver by the closing time of 3 pm.

    ⏳ Estimated Tour Time:
  • Full-day

    • ✅ Tour Includes:
  • Hotel Pickup And Drop Off, Transport To Kbal Spean, A Cold Bottle Of Water And A Traditional Khmer Snack

    • ❌ Tour Excludes:
  • Entry Fee To Kbal Spean ($20 USD)
    Meals

    • 💵 Tour Cost:
    $35 USD
    *Add Banteay Srei / Banteay Samré $40 USD

    Location: Kbal Spean

    Time: 8 hours

    Description: Kbal Spean is the spot for hikers. Way up the mangrove vine lined trail are some of the most ancient carvings directly in the rocks. There are also mysterious holes in the rocks that are almost unexplainable. Dragonflies are about for good luck!

    Banteay Samre Inner Temple

    Banteay Srei / Banteay Samré

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    Add Banteay Samré to your Banteay Srei tour. There is a mysterious surprise here that has Archeologist stumped for years. Can you figure it out?

    🏯 Banteay Samré & Banteay Srei – Quick Background

    🛕 What is Banteay Samré?
  • Banteay Samré is a quieter temple, often overlooked by tourists, known for its serene atmosphere and beautiful mythological carvings. Within its inner sanctuary lies a small mysterious tomb whose purpose remains unknown to historians.
    • 🌸 What is Banteay Srei?
  • Banteay Srei is famous for its exquisite pink sandstone carvings dating back to the 10th century, and is said to have been built by women. The temple is surrounded by a peaceful lotus pond and is a highlight of Cambodian architecture and artistry.
    • 🚗 Why Visit Both?
  • Combining these two temples makes for a fascinating half-day tour. You’ll enjoy the tranquility of Banteay Samré and the intricate artistry of Banteay Srei, along with a scenic ride through the Cambodian countryside.

    • 🌿 Banteay Samré & Banteay Srei Tour

    🗺️ Tour Highlights:
    • Journey through the Cambodian countryside
    • Banteay Samré Temple
    • Banteay Srei Temple
    📖 Tour Walkthrough:

    The first stop on your journey is the often overlooked, but not underestimated Banteay Samré. You won’t come across many tourists here, allowing you to absorb the serene atmosphere. Walk around the enclosure and observe the carvings that depict mythological scenes, then make your way to the inner sanctuary where you will come across a small tomb whose purpose remains a mystery.

    After Banteay Samré, relax on a spectacular ride through the Cambodian countryside to Banteay Srei. Take your time walking through the art exhibition about the temple’s history and restoration. Stroll past the lotus pond and explore the marvelous pink sandstone temple with its divine carvings dating back to the 10th century. Once finished, enjoy a meal at a nearby restaurant before your ride back to your hotel.

    ⏳ Estimated Tour Time:
  • Five hours

    • ✅ Tour Includes:
  • Hotel Pickup And Drop Off, Transport To The Locations, A Cold Bottle Of Water And A Fresh Coconut

    • ❌ Tour Excludes:
  • Angkor Archaeological Park entry fee ($37 USD)
    Meals

    • 💵 Tour Cost:
    Tuk Tuk $30 USD
    *Add Kabal Spean $35 USD

    Car $50 USD
    *Add Kabal Spean $50 USD

    Location: Banteay Srei / Banteay Samré

    Time: 5 hours

    Description: Two smaller complexes with multiple towers connecting with catwalks. A very cool experience for those who’ve been to Siem Reap a few times.