After leaving from Siem Reap city center at 8am, the journey starts straight forward. Your first stop will be the awe-inspiring Preah Vihear temple, majestically perched atop a towering 700-meter high cliff. Prepare to be mesmerized by the stunning surroundings and immerse yourself in the beauty of this remarkable temple. For the thrill seekers and brave adventurers, a 4×4 ride awaits, adding an exhilarating experience to this incredible journey. Hold on tight as you ascend the hill, feeling the adrenaline rush through your veins. Preah Vihear Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is not only a marvel of ancient architecture but also an emblem of Khmer cultural heritage. Built during the Khmer Empire in the 9th century, this temple boasts intricate carvings and breathtaking views that will leave you in awe. Explore the vast complex and discover the rich history and symbolism behind its structures. Don't miss the Gopuras (entrance pavilions) showcasing ornate carvings.

After two hours of exploration, prepare to be mesmerized as you descend the foothills and arrive at the awe-inspiring Koh Ker Temple, also known as the Pyramid temple. Here, you will discover a true testament to the ancient Khmer Empire. As you step foot in this remarkable site, be prepared to be amazed by its intricate carvings and captivatingly unique architecture. The ancient Khmer craftsmen left no stone unturned, adorning this temple with exquisite detail that has stood the test of time. Marvel at the precisely carved sandstone blocks, pieced together to create a magnificent pyramid-like structure. Unravel the secrets of Koh Ker as you roam through its corridors and courtyards. Learn about the fascinating history behind this ancient Khmer city, which was once the capital of the empire. Immerse yourself in the stories of kings and warriors that echo through the halls of this grand complex.

Located inside the Koh Ker Temple complex. This temple is one of the important worshiping temples among the Koh Ker group for local villages.

Surrounded by the jungle for over 1000 years old, this temple had ruined with half of the sanctum towever has fallen down. Visitors will see nice big Linga in relatively good condition. Once step into this temple, visitors would feel like they were going back in to the ancient time.

This is another most beautiful temple inside the Koh Ker complex. The temple was relatively destroyed, however the temple has been preserved and re-installed again. There are five towers that is literally called Prasat Pram which means five temples.