• Kbal Spean - The tour begins with a pick-up after breakfast at 8 am. The first stop is Kbal Spean, located approximately 45 km from Siem Reap City. This tour is ideal for those who are physically fit, as it involves a lot of uphill hiking. Visitors will encounter the “River of a Thousand Lingas,” featuring ancient stone carvings and numerous lingams, which are phallic symbols of Shiva, found in and around the riverbed. Additionally, carvings of other deities such as Vishnu, Brahma, and Lakshmi can be seen.
• Banteay Srei - Next, the tour proceeds to Banteay Srei, known as the “Citadel of the Women.” The carvings here are so detailed that it is believed they could only have been crafted by the delicate hands of women. This exquisite temple is essential for anyone interested in the rich history of the Khmer people. Banteay Srei was constructed during the reigns of Kings Rajendravarman II and Jayavarman V. The three main shrines are dedicated to Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Brahma.
• Banteay Samre - The final destination is Banteay Samre, a 12th-century Hindu temple built in the Angkor Wat style. Banteay Samre offers a peaceful visit, away from the usual tourist crowds, allowing visitors to appreciate its beauty in tranquility compared to the bustling Angkor Wat.
• Cambodia Landmine Museum - Optionally, visitors can explore the Cambodia Landmine Museum to learn about the country’s recent war history from 1970 to 1998.

• Air-conditioned transport: car, minivan, or minibus.
• Complimentary cold bottled water.
• Professional English-speaking tour guide.

• Entrance fee - One Day Angkor Pass
• Food and Drinks
• Accommodation.
• Entrance fee - Landmine museum

Visiting Trio in a Single Day

• Kbal Spean: An uphill trek of 1.5km leading to the discovery of riverbed carvings from the 9th century inclusive of 1000 Shiva Linga and various primary Hindu Deities.

• Banteay Srei Temple: Convention holds that this temple was constructed by females due to its pink-hued sandstone, diminutive size, and the complexity of its ornamentation.

• Banteay Samre Temple: Acknowledged as one of the most immaculately preserved temples dating back to the late 12th century and a beacon of tranquility within the confines of the Angkor site.

• Please note that all visitors must respect the strict dress code at the temples. Guests must cover their thighs and shoulders when entering the temple complex. If you are not wearing the correct clothing, you may be refused entrance to the temples.One-Day Angkor Pass required for each visitor. This is hill hiking good walking shoes is recommended.

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