Brining pick up from your hotel siem reap to the foot of Kulen mountain, the birthplace of the great Khmer Empire in AD 802. Enjoy the breathtaking drive up the mountain. On the way up to there hill top we going on the middle way see some stone cliffs and the rang mountain view Upon arrival to the mountain hilltop, walk to the River of a Thousand Lingams, a gorgeous river with sophisticated Shiva Linga carvings covering its floor. Get a blessing in the Cambodian way, with the holy water from this sacred river. Continue to the mountain top to discover the beautiful Pagoda and its world-famous Reclining Buddha. Trek to the waterfall and chill out for the last trip at the hilltop and then have our lunch for the day(please the lunch included ). afterWe will head to the local traditional sugar palm and landmine museum(optional tour) for the last trip.

Embark on an unforgettable 2-day journey through Cambodia's ancient past with our expertly guided Angkor temples tour. Witness the breathtaking sunrise over Angkor Wat, followed by an authentic local breakfast. Explore a curated selection of magnificent temples, including the exquisite Banteay Srei temple, and gain profound insights at the Cambodian Landmine Museum. Discover the magic of Angkor with a knowledgeable local guide by your side.

Venture beyond the main temples of Angkor and experience a mix of nature, history, and culture on this private full-day tour. Begin with a scenic trek through the jungle to Kbal Spean, known for its ancient riverbed carvings, then explore the exquisite Banteay Srei Temple, visit the Cambodia Landmine Museum, and end your day at the peaceful Banteay Samre Temple. ✅ Kbal Spean (River of 1000 Lingas): Hike through lush forest to reach a sacred river where linga carvings and bas-reliefs lie beneath flowing water, believed to bless the land. ✅ Banteay Srei Temple: Marvel at the detailed pink sandstone carvings of this 10th-century temple, often called the “Jewel of Khmer Art.” ✅ Cambodia Landmine Museum: Learn about Cambodia’s modern history and the ongoing efforts to remove landmines and support survivors. ✅ Banteay Samre Temple: Explore this serene and less-visited temple, known for its elegant design and well-preserved structure.

Il ne s'agit pas d'une simple visite touristique : c'est un voyage riche en émotions au cœur de l'histoire vivante du Cambodge. Voici ce qui distingue cette expérience : 1. Une histoire poignante au-delà des temples Alors que la plupart des circuits se concentrent sur Angkor Vat et les ruines antiques, celui-ci vous plonge au cœur des luttes et de la survie du Cambodge moderne. Vous explorerez des lieux comme les Killing Fields de Siem Reap et le Musée des mines terrestres du Cambodge, des sites qui racontent des histoires authentiques de guerre, de pertes et de résilience. 2. Expérience personnalisée et privée Contrairement aux visites de groupe bondées, il s'agit d'une visite guidée privée. Cela signifie que vous disposez de plus de temps sur chaque site, que vous pouvez poser des questions librement et bénéficier d'un éclairage personnalisé auprès de guides locaux expérimentés, dont beaucoup ont des liens personnels ou familiaux avec l'histoire que vous découvrez. 3. Des histoires humaines inoubliables Chaque étape raconte une histoire humaine, d'Aki Ra, l'ancien enfant soldat qui dirige aujourd'hui le Musée des mines terrestres, aux survivants qui ont reconstruit leur vie après une tragédie.

Trois sites en une journée * Kbal Spean : Randonnée de 1,5 km en montée pour admirer des sculptures du IXe siècle représentant 1 000 Shiva Linga et d’autres grands seigneurs hindous. * Temple de Banteay Srei : On pense que ce temple a été construit par des femmes, car le grès utilisé est rose, de petite taille et sa décoration est très complexe. * Temple de Banteay Samre : L’un des temples de la fin du XIIe siècle les mieux préservés et le temple le plus paisible du site d’Angkor.

Angkor Wat Sunrise: Private Dawn Experience Before the world wakes, Angkor Wat belongs to you. Somewhere in the dark, a 900-year-old temple is waiting for the sun. Most travellers arrive with the crowd, stand behind a wall of raised phones and leave when the show is over. You will do it differently. Your private driver meets you at your hotel in the quiet hours before dawn. There is no shared bus and no waiting for a group. Cold water and a refreshing towel are ready as you travel through a sleeping Siem Reap toward the most sacred skyline in Cambodia. Your guide walks you across the great causeway as the first birdsong begins. Then the sky starts to change. Indigo melts into violet, violet into rose, rose into gold, and the five towers of Angkor Wat rise in perfect silhouette. Because you arrive early and know where to stand, you watch it from a place chosen for the light and the moment, not left to chance.