Private Sambor Prei Kuk Tour from Siem Reap

Description

Discover the hidden wonders of Sambor Prei Kuk, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring ancient pre-Angkorian temples, beautiful brick towers, and mysterious carvings embraced by lush forest. This unique tour offers a peaceful escape from the crowds and a fascinating journey into Cambodia’s rich history, ancient architecture, and authentic local culture. We will view the best temple at Sambor Prei Kuk as below. 1. Prasat Tao (Lion Temple ) Famous for its impressive lion sculptures and ancient brick architecture. It is an excellent highlight for visitors. Around 45 minutes tour. 2. Prasat Yeay Poan, Best for nature lovers. Ancient trees and roots intertwine with the temple ruins, creating a peaceful, mysterious atmosphere. Around 45 minutes tour 3. Prasat Sambor architecture, Explore the main northern temple group and admire its ancient brick towers and decorative carvings. Around 45 minutes tour

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Pickup Locations & Times

My driver-guide will meet you in the hotel lobby holding a sign with the lead traveler’s name. Hotel pickup is available within central Siem Reap; pickup window 7:00AM.

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Important Information

• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Please bring your hat or umbrella to protect your skin from the sun.
• Walking around the temple could take up to an hour on each temple.
• Please wear a comfortable shoes so you can enjoy the tour
• The total walking is around 3 hours for the whole trip.
• The path around the temple is easy walking so you just need to wear the hat, sun cream, and comfortable shoes that’s perfect
• After the tour we will stop at the local restaurant so you can enjoy your lunch
• Please bring some cash either Cambodian riel or USD because this trip in the remote province so they do not expect paying by cards.

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