This is the amazing tour. Many tourists have experienced it so far, particularly after These two sites were listed in UNESCO as world heritage site. At Preah Vihear, you can the stunning view of Thailand and Cambodia from this temple because it is located along the border. At Koh Ke, you can see many tenth century temples, one of them called Prasat Prang is the seven-level temple with 37 meter high.
At your hotel
Because the temple is located far from Siem Reap. It would better start the tour earlier.
This temple was built on the peak of the mountain, along Cambodian-Thai border today, by several kings in Angkor Era. In order to get to the top of the mountain to visit the temple, you are required to take a car. You will enjoy the view along the way up. Then you will walk from the parking to the temple. Start seeing the temple from the first main entrance from the north. There, you will see the two giant snakes flanking the causeway to the fifth gopura and then continues walking up the explore other parts of the temple till you get to edge of the mountain called Poeng Tady. After that you will walk down back to the parking to take the car down the mountain.
This is area was just listed in UNESCO on 17 September 2023. This site used to be the capital city of Khmer empire from 921AD to 944AD. This city called Lingapura was built by king Jayavarman IV. Hundreds of temples were built in this area. Here, you will see Prasat Pram, Prasat Damrei, Prasat Banteay Pichon, Prasat Krachap, Prasat Linga, Prasat Kraham, Prasat Ruom and Prasat Prang, the state temple.
This is the end of this whole day tour.
At your hotel
- A professional tour guide
- An air-conditioning transport (Starex), fuel, toll, parking
-Cold water
- Cold towels
- Temple Pass
- Lunch
- Mountain car
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- It is possible to bring some snacks because of the long travel.
- This tour involves a lot of walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes.
- Please let me know in advance if you have any allergies or other dietary restrictions.