Then visit Banteay Srey, is known as the lady temple. Banteay Srey is a 10th-century dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. Located 40 km north of Siem Reap city. Banteay Srei is built largely of red sandstone. The special charm of this temple lies in its remarkable state of preservation, small size and excellence of decoration.

After Phnom Kulen, we’ll head over to Beng Mealea. This is an interesting Hindu temple because it also contains some Buddhist motifs. The history of Beng Mealea is unknown, but it is smaller copy of Angkor Wat. Therefore, it’s thought that it was built roughly at the same time Angkor Wat was built. Beng Mealea is also a UNESCO World Heritage site and is a popular place to visit. However, many guests in Cambodia don’t make it to Beng Mealea due to its distance from Siem Reap town. Therefore, you can explore this majestic temple is relative peace and quiet when compared to the famous Angkor Wat.

You visit the earliest temples of Khmer Empire in Angkor- World UNESSCO Heritage Site today called Rolous, there are 3 temples in Rolous, Preah Ko, Bakong and LoLei .

Kampong Phluk is known as the floating village located on the flood plain of the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia named Tole Sap. You visit their houses built on stilts at 6-8 meters high to be always above water level in monsoon season. You will get on cruise with roof and chair to reach the villages and the lake. You may have opportunity to see sunset there as well .