This private day tour takes you far beyond Siem Reap to the sacred Kulen Mountain, where you’ll discover the ancient River of the Thousand Lingas and swim in a crystal clear waterfall. You’ll also visit a 16th-century reclining Buddha statue atop the mountain, before going on a guided tour to Beng Melea, a crumbling Angkorian temple hidden in the jungle. -Visit the holy mountain of Phnom Kulen and the sacred River of a Thousand Lingas. - Trek to the mountaintop pagoda and marvel at its gigantic Reclining Buddha. - Enjoy an in-depth exploration of atmospheric at Beng Mealea.

Preah Ang Thom is an 8 metres tall statue of the reclining buddha reaching Nirvana. The statue is craved into huge natural sandstone to which a modern staicase and a shelter over the buddha had been added. Along there got stores selling lotus flower, candles and joss sticks for you to ofter. Monks and Nuns also chanting give blessing on site to peoples. You also can ask the musican to play traditional music to the Buddha. It is located around 600 metres from the river of thousands lingas.

We will continue to the temple of Beng Melea, 7 km southeast of Phnom Kulen. Beng Melea jungle temple was built during the 12th century during the reign of Suryavarman II, at about the same time as Angkor Wat of which its layout and style closely mirror. However, Beng Melea is completely ruined and largely overrun by vegetation and competes with Ta Prohm for the “lost in the jungle” ambience. It is a tangle of trees, lichen-covered stones, broken towers and galleries. Many impressive sculptures are hidden among the rubble and the vegetation. Return to your hotel after tour.