Kulen Waterfall 1-Day Motorbike Tour
Description
• We are heading to have breakfast in the local restaurant • Half an hour trek around Wat Preah Ang Thom is an active pagoda on top of Kulen Mountain • 1000 lingas is Situated on the southwest slopes of the Kulen Hills. • See the majestic Preah Kral pagoda with beautiful views of the Kulen Mountain. • Turn on your flashlight and explore Bats Cave. • Have an encounter with a Giant Elephant statue and two Tigers. • Have lunch and view to Siem Reap from the top of the mountain. • Visit the biggest temples on Phnom Kulen • Your tour guide will show you its unique Reliefs and Sculptures that are well hidden behind moss and roots. • Put on your swimming clothes and take a dip in the pool, enjoy our swimming time before heading back town.
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Itinerary
Departure: 6:00 AM from your Siem Reap hotel. Transport by car, van, or minibus to the base, then motorbike on Phnom Kulen. Embark on a full-day adventure into Cambodia’s sacred Kulen Mountain, birthplace of the Khmer Empire. Start with a local breakfast of kuy teav and Khmer iced coffee. Climb through the forest to Wat Preah Ang Thom’s 16th-century reclining Buddha for panoramic jungle views. Explore Kbal Spean’s River of a Thousand Lingas and visit the hilltop Preah Kral Pagoda. Venture into a bat cave shrine with a hidden Hindu altar, and marvel at the stone elephant and tiger sculptures at Sra Damrei. Enjoy a shaded-hut lunch of rice, vegetables, meat or tofu, and tropical fruit. Trek on foot to Prasat Damrei Krap’s elephant-carved temple and Poeng Ei Sei’s hermit cave with moss-clad reliefs. Cool off with a swim beneath the cascading Kulen Waterfall before returning to Siem Reap late afternoon, arriving with unforgettable memories.
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What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
Please wait for us by the hotel lobby
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Important Information
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Please dress properly for visiting temples. If you wear shorts and T-shirts, make sure they are long enough to be knee length and shoulder covered. No scarf or shawl and tank top are allowed. We would like to suggest you to wear the light cotton clothes because of hot and humid. Excepted 3 months such as November, December and January is nice weather. For the tour fee you will pay when the tour starts or finish it doesn’t matter.
- Mountain pass ticket is required: $20 per person for single day
Reviews(1)
My favourite part of our 3 day visit of the Angkor region. It was great to visit some of the more remote and founding sites of the Khmer empire, away from the rest of the tourists. Young was a fantastic guide, very knowledgeable and friendly. Riding through the trails on the back of bikes with locals was exhilarating, but didn’t feel dangerous, as they took their time and seemed to know the route very well. I’m very glad we took a guided tour, as it would have been extremely difficult to find our way around the local trails and see such a variety of natural and ancient wonders on our own. Another highlight was visiting an active local temple, where we can see the modern reality of the rich mixture of Buddhist, Hindu and animist religious traditions in Cambodia.
Dear Etienner, Thank you for your detailed and heartfelt feedback and your recognition. We're so glad to hear you had such a memorable experience in Cambodia and were satisfied with our service. Your kind words towards our service are the power that motivates us to move on. Looking forward to traveling with you to explore more destinations in the future. Best regards, Young, Peacock Asia tours.
