• Preah Dak - The village of Preah Dak, a short drive from Siem Reap town, is renowned nationwide for its famous nom ban chok noodles. Thanks to a proactive district governor, it has also gained recognition as the pilot village for a ‘One Village, One Light Bulb’ initiative, where each of the 518 households has been provided with solar panels to generate electricity. There are plans to extend this scheme to other villages in the district. Preah Dak is also contributing by sorting rubbish and maintaining cleanliness. Essentially, it has become a model village while retaining its authenticity and beauty. It’s definitely worth a visit to experience typical village life, enjoy some noodles, and watch basket makers at work.
• Preah Ang Thom pagoda - Preah Ang Thom is an 8-meter (26 ft) tall statue of the reclining Buddha reaching nirvana. The statue is carved into a massive natural sandstone boulder, with a modern staircase and a shelter added over the Buddha. It is a very sacred and special site for all Cambodians, often bustling with visitors. The streets around the pagoda are lined with souvenir stalls, and before the stairs, there is a grand naga balustrade and an entrance arch flanked by contemporary elephant statues. At the entrance to the pagoda, you can remove your shoes, offer your blessings, and then ascend the staircase to the grand Buddha. The site features numerous modern sculptures, a Buddha’s foot imprint or Buddhapada (near the shoe area), and is a special place to relax and reflect, though it can be busy.
• 1000 Lingas - Along a 500-meter stretch of the riverbed, there are carvings of linga, several large and small yoni, and a significant carving of Vishnu. Small carvings can also be seen in the bedrock along the riverbed walls.
• Phnom Kulen Waterfall - There are two main waterfalls in Phnom Kulen National Park.

First waterfall: 4–5 meters (13–16 ft) tall and around 25 meters (82 ft) wide during the rainy season.
Second waterfall: 15–20 meters (49–66 ft) tall and around 15 meters (49 ft) wide during the rainy season.
The size of the waterfalls varies with the seasons and rainfall. Visiting the waterfalls is a popular activity on the Kulen Mountain Tour.

• Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle
• Professional English-speaking tour guide
• Free pickup and drop-off at city hotels
• Sightseeing as specified in the description
• Bottled water and towel

• Breakfast, Lunch, and drinks
• Travel Insurance
• Guide and driver tipping ( recommended)
• Entrance fee of Kulen Mountain National Park 20$/Pax

This tour offers a glimpse into local life, allowing observation of daily activities such as rice cultivation, palm sugar production, palm cake crafting, and fruit cultivation. Ascending to the mountaintop reveals an unparalleled panoramic view, followed by a visit to the Great Buddha atop the mountain, constructed in the 16th century, a time marked by the growing influence of Buddhism among the Cambodian people. At 1000 Linga River, visitors encounter a national park area rich with remnants of the glorious Khmer culture and civilization from the early Angkor period, including intricately designed sculptures dating back over 1,000 years. Additionally, one can indulge in the experience of bathing beneath a majestic 20-meter-high waterfall, renowned as one of the most breathtaking waterfalls in Cambodia.

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