Srah Srang This remarkable reservoir, known as a baray, has a rich history that dates back to the 10th century, making it a significant cultural and historical landmark. Visitors to this enchanting site are treated to a truly captivating experience, particularly during the tranquil moments of sunrise. The serene atmosphere is accentuated by the stunning […]
Preah Khan Temple
Preah Khan Temple Preah Khan temple is situated within the Angkor Archaeological Park and remains predominantly unrestored. It ranks among the larger temple complexes in this historic site. The name Preah Khan translates to “Holy Sword” in Khmer, a designation given by Jayavarman VII to commemorate his military triumph over the invading Chams, who hailed […]
Roluos Group
Roluos Rroup The Roluos Group consists of four monuments from the Angkor era, situated not within the primary Angkor Park but in proximity to the small town of Roluos, approximately 12 kilometers east of Siem Reap. These monuments are known as Bakong, Preah Ko, Lolei, and Prei Monti. These four temples hold historical significance as […]
Kbal Spean
Kbal Spean – Kulen National Park Kbal Spean, which translates to “Bridge Head” in Khmer, is an ancient site from the Angkorian period, situated within Phnom Kulen National Park. It is found in the Banteay Srei district of Siem Reap Province. The name is derived from a natural sandstone rock formation that spans the Kbal […]
Banteay Kdei Temple
Banteay Kdei Temple Banteay Kdei stands in sharp contrast to the frequently crowded and renowned Angkorian ruins, offering a serene and tranquil atmosphere. The name translates to “Citadel of Chambers,” which aptly describes the intricate labyrinth of chambers that invite exploration. Functioning as a Buddhist temple, these ruins have served as an active monastery during […]
Baphuon Temple
Baphuon Temple Baphuon is an exquisite 11th-century “temple mountain” characterized by its steep staircases that guide visitors to a terrace, providing one of the most breathtaking vistas within the Angkor Archaeological Park. Archaeologists suggest that this pyramid-shaped temple, situated in the city of Angkor Thom, was likely one of the most remarkable temples of its […]
Banteay Samre Temples
Banteay Samre Temples Banteay Samre, also known as Banteay Samrae, stands out as one of the most exquisite smaller ancient temple complexes, nearly rivaling the renowned Banteay Srei. Constructed in the early 11th century as a Hindu temple during the reign of King Suryavarman II (reigned 1113 – circa 1150 AD), it was subsequently completed […]
Beng Mealea Temple
Beng Mealea Temple Beng Mealea, often referred to as the Jungle Temple, is situated away from the typical tourist routes and offers a remarkable chance to witness an Angkor temple in its natural state, having been enveloped by the jungle for centuries. This site is primarily frequented by birds and local children who engage in […]
Phnom Kulen Mountain
Phnom Kulen National Park Phnom Kulen mountain stands as one of Cambodia’s most esteemed attractions, situated approximately 1.5 to 2 hours from Siem Reap. The mountain derives its name from the numerous lychee trees that once flourished in the area. Today, it provides visitors with stunning vistas and a variety of recreational activities, including picnicking […]
Tonel Sap
Tonel Sap Lake Tonle Sap Lake is frequently described as the heart of Cambodia, being a vast, nearly oceanic, inland freshwater lake. At Phnom Penh, the Tonle Sap River converges with the Mekong River and the Tonle Bassac River. The river’s flow varies with the seasons, and Cambodia depends on it for agricultural produce and […]