• Koh Ker Temple - Begin the journey from the hotel with private transportation for a full-day adventure to explore two of Cambodia’s more secluded temples. Koh Ker and Beng Mealea are situated about 120 kilometers from Siem Reap city.

The first destination is Koh Ker temple. This 7-tier pyramid temple, formerly known as Chok Gargyar, was once the Khmer capital. It is a fascinating and remote archaeological site, offering an opportunity to explore without the crowds. Over 30 structures are part of the sacred building’s ruins, and climbing to the top is both possible and rewarding for the stunning views. At 12:00 pm, there is a break for a personal lunch, allowing you to enjoy a delightful meal.

• Beng Mealea - The next stop is Beng Mealea, meaning ‘Lotus Pond,’ where its remarkable ruins and underground passageways provide a unique experience for visitors to immerse themselves in history. With its chaotic state of collapsed galleries and towers, covered in vegetation, Beng Mealea exudes a mysterious and enchanting aura. There are excellent examples of Apsara carvings on the remaining parts of the temple, but the true allure of Beng Mealea lies in its sense of ruined grandeur. At 4:00 pm, after a day full of exploration, the return to Siem Reap city and the hotel is scheduled.

• Phare, The Cambodian Circus - This is an optional tour following the temple visits. Phare Ponleu Selpak has extensive outreach programs, addressing issues highlighted in their stories. Phare, the Cambodian Circus, provides students and graduates a platform to refine their skills and earn a respectable income, lifting them out of poverty and granting them self-respect and freedom.
  7:00 pm Departure for the Cambodia Phare Circus show.
  7:30 pm Arrival and exploration of the Phare Boutique, which showcases original art by students, charming souvenirs from the circus, and a variety of locally made handicrafts.
  8:00 pm The show begins, offering more than just a circus. Phare performers use theater, music, dance, and modern circus arts to narrate uniquely Cambodian stories—historical, folk, and modern. The young circus artists will captivate you with their energy, emotion, enthusiasm, and talent.
  9:00 pm The show concludes, and you will be transferred back to the hotel.

• Por Cuisine Dinner with Apsara Show ប៉ូរ ឃ្វីហ្ស៊ីន - This is an optional tour after visiting the temples. No visit to Cambodia is complete without witnessing the ancient art of Apsara dance, as depicted on Angkor’s temple walls. Por Cuisine restaurant offers a delicious dinner and a wonderful Apsara dance show.
  6:00 pm Departure for Por Cuisine Restaurant
  7:30 pm Arrival and enjoyment of dinner while watching traditional Cambodian dances.
  8:30 pm The performance concludes, and you will be transferred back to the hotel.

• ភោជនីយដ្ឋាន ចំប៉ី និងបារ - This is an optional tour after the temples. Meet the guide for a specially designed evening foodie tour and experience. Champey restaurant offers authentic Khmer cuisine on Pub Street.
  6:00 pm Departure for Sambai for local wine tasting
  6:30 pm Departure for local food tasting at the local night market
  7:30 pm Return to the city for dinner at Champey Restaurant
  9:00 pm Transfer back to the hotel.

• English speaking guide
• Refreshment drink & cold towel
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Koh Ker entrance fee: $10/per person
• Beng Mealea entrance fee: $5/per person
• Lunch
• Cambodia Phare Circus : $28/Person (Optional Tour)
• Por Cuisine Restaurant : $25/Person (Optional Tour)
• Champey Restaurant : $25/Person (Optional Tour)

On this amazing tour, we explore the two famous sites in Cambodia, Koh Ker and Meng Mealea temples. In Koh Ker, the main temple is Prasat thom, a 7-tier-pyramid temple was once known as Chok Gargyar and was once the Khmer capital. It is a mysterious and remote archaeological site where comprise of over 30 structures are within the ruins. After lunch, we continue to Beng Mealea, which means
Lotus Pond
and its amazing ruins and underground passageways offer a unique experience for visitors to get lost in time. It is known as the sister of Angkor Wat because they have same styles. Unfortunately, most parts of the temple are collapse and they is not restored yet. It is still worth to visit because of beautiful stones blocks surrounded by forests.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.