• Siem Reap - Guests will be picked up from their hotel at a time that suits them, with flexibility based on their group’s schedule. The vehicle is exclusive to the group, accommodating up to 8 people, and destinations can be adjusted or skipped according to preference. The tour begins early in the morning, with the option to bring breakfast or dine at a restaurant along the way. Lunch follows a similar plan, with stops available upon request throughout the journey.

• Preah Vihear Temple - Discover and learn about the Temple of Preah Vihear, situated near the Thai border. Dedicated to Shiva, it stands on a plateau overlooking the Cambodian plain. Dating back to the first half of the 11th century AD, the temple comprises a series of sanctuaries linked by sidewalks and staircases along an 800-meter axis. Its complex history traces back to the ninth century when the hermitage was founded. The site remains exceptionally well-preserved due to its remote location.

• Kor Ker Temple - A certified guide will lead the way to Koh Ker, a 10th-century temple complex nestled in the northern Cambodian jungles. Once the capital of the Khmer Empire, it is now remote and heavily forested. The main structure, Koh Ker Temple, is a seven-tiered stepped pyramid. Rahal Baray, a large rectangular tank, provided water to the site. The Prasat Krahom, or “red temple,” is renowned for its sandstone sculptures, while Prasat Pram is enveloped in strangler figs.

• Prasat Linga 1 or Prasat Thnoeng - On the route, there is an opportunity to visit five solitary temples of the Northeast group, the closest monuments to Koh Ker’s main temple complex at Prasat Thom. Each features a large monolithic Lingam on equally large Yoni pedestals, symbolizing female genitals. These five distinct structures are known as Linga-temples, with names from G to K and numbered 277 to 281. The guide will provide historical insights along the way.

• Prasat Balang 2 (Prasat Linga 2) - The second Linga temple from the north, located around the Koh Ker Rahal circuit. This small, square sandstone shrine contains a relatively well-preserved yoni and linga. None of these large linga temples have roofs, possibly due to incomplete construction or the use of perishable materials that have not survived. They all feature a sandstone base with stairs on each side leading to false doors on the east, north, and south, and an open doorway on the west.

• Koh Ker Temple - Koh Ker was the capital of the Khmer Empire from 928 AD to 944 AD, under Jayavarman IV and Harshavarman II. As visitors explore the now-ruined carved sandstone remnants that once housed over 10,000 people, they can imagine the ancient city as a vibrant, bustling metropolis. It is a jungle-filled area with a sparse population. A protected area of 81 square kilometers (31 square miles) contains over 180 sanctuaries. Tourists can visit approximately two dozen monuments, as most sanctuaries are hidden in the forest, and the entire area has not been fully demined.

• Prasat Kraham - Additionally, there is an exclusive journey to uncover the royal temple, known as Prasat Thom, located northwest of Koh Ker’s large central reservoir, Rahal Baray. The main temple of Koh Ker is aligned along a prominent procession route on an east-west axis (not exactly), leading to the step pyramid known as Prasat Prang. The entire structure consists of two rectangular enclosures connected end to end and surrounded by a laterite wall. The front rectangle encloses a moat, which has two smaller enclosures on its island. This ensemble is Prasat Thom in a narrow sense. The rear rectangle contains the pyramid commonly referred to as Prasat Prang.

• Cold drinking water bottles & wet towel
• Hotel pickup and drop-off within Siem Reap town
• All Fees and Taxes
• Full-day private tour with guide
• Visit all highlights as per itinerary features plus anything along the way
• Toll Road, Fuel fee & Parking fee
• Private luxury air-conditioned vehicle in Van/Car up to 8 pax (Toyota Alphard or equivalent)
• Professional Speaking guide

• Preah Vihear Temple pass ($10 USD per person)
• Koh Ker Temple pass ($15 usd per person)
• Personal expenses
• Food

Join a small group for a private tour that starts right from your hotel, complete with a knowledgeable guide. Discover the stunning Preah Vihear Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, perched on a 700-meter cliff and dating back to the 9th century. Then, journey down the slopes to the Koh Ker Temple, famously known as the Pyramid Temple. Take your time to admire the architecture and exquisite sculptures that have stood the test of time. Enjoy the guide’s engaging stories and historical insights that bring the past to life. Optional stops along the way allow for further exploration of other attractions. After a fulfilling day of activities, return to your hotel at your leisure.

Tour Details:

• Departure: Flexible timing.
• Duration: Full-day tour or shorter, based on your preference.
• Comfort & Convenience: Travel in a luxury van or car accommodating up to 8 people, ensuring a comfortable, private, and relaxed touring experience.

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