The Kulen Mountain Natural Spring has guard houses on either side. There is a guard placed at the spring 24 hours a day to protect this sacred, and some say healing, waters.

Here we see the large Yoni Linga that is carved into the riverbed. The carving is so large that it disrupts the river flow and creates a wave. These carvings are over 900 years old.

in this wide shot of the riverbed the Yoni and Linga can be seen separate and combined.

The river that leads to the natural spring is carved with thousands of Yoni (Female) and Linga (Male) symbols. At this point of the riverbed the Yoni and Linga are combined symbolizing the mating of male and female.

The natural spring water pool is separate from the river that leads to it. Shown here is the small stream that flows from the natural spring.

There are thousands of Linga or Male symbols carved into the riverbed that leads to the Kulen Mountain Natural Spring. Because of this the water that flows in this river is said to be sacred. Here we see a man stoping to pray beside the river. He uses the water to anoint himself.

Showing the stick fence that surrounds the natural spring water flowing out of Kulen Mountain.

Showing the large Linga Yoni or Male and Female symbol carved in the riverbed.

The river leading to the natural spring has carvings all along the riverbed.

This is the Kulen Mountain Natural Spring. For hundreds of years Cambodian people have come to drink here. The Khmer people claim the water has healing properties.

One of two waterfall tiers at Phnom Kulen Mountain.