Private Koh Ker Beng Mealea Tour

The tour has three options, so it is fit to several types of visitors. Our professional tour guide can explain what the guest are about to see, the history, culture and religious of Cambodian in the past and today. We start our tour by going to Preah Vihear temple, situated on a 525-metre cliff of Dangrek Mountain. After lunch, we visit Koh Ker temple group, especially climb up the 36-metre high of a seven‑tiered pyramid temple, Prasat Thom or Prasat Prang. After Koh Ker, we come back to Siem Reap to visit Beng Mealea which is considered as the sister of Angkor Wat. Most part of the temple is not yet restored. There are stone blocks lying on the ground which make it a mysterious and quite temple of Angkor.

Experience three of the most impressive ancient sites in the region outside of the main temples at Angkor Archaeological Site:Beng Mealea, and Koh Kor Temple. You will be riding a minivan or other climate-controlled vehicle from Siem Reap to Beng Mealea, and Koh Ker. This is a great way to spend a day of sightseeing because it allows you to go at your own pace and spend as much time as you want at the sights that truly interest you. The track initially approaches from the north on the same axis as the central sanctuary, which reveals itself at the far end, to the skirt the north-east quarter of the monument's second enclosure and lead to the end of the Eastern causeway, just before the remains of the second gopura.

You will depart from your hotel in Siem Reap in a private air conditioned car to explore the jungle temple (Beng Mealea) and Koh Ker. You drive to Koh Ker in 2 hours and on your way you see the real Cambodian life, like a local market (you can stop at the market for around 15 minutes), local Khmer houses, and also stop for testing the bamboo sticky rice on the way and rice fields, etc. Limited to 15 persons per car. For larger groups we can prepare additional vehicles.

Go beyond the main temples of Angkor Archeological Site on a full-day, private excursion to Beng Mealea and Koh Kor Temple, two spectacular ancient sites. Traveling from Siem Reap to Koh Ker in a private, a comfortable day of sightseeing, and you’ll have the flexibility to set your own pace, with plenty of time to see the things that interest you most. The track initially approaches from the north on the same axis as the central sanctuary, which reveals itself at the far end, to the skirt the north-east quarter of the monument's second enclosure and lead to the end of the Eastern causeway, just before the remains of the second gopura ,cult Brahminic Shivas. after finished go a head to see Beng Mealea temple.

On this amazing tour, we explore the two famous sites in Cambodia, Koh Ker and Meng Mealea temples. In Koh Ker, the main temple is Prasat thom, a 7-tier-pyramid temple was once known as Chok Gargyar and was once the Khmer capital. It is a mysterious and remote archaeological site where comprise of over 30 structures are within the ruins. After lunch, we continue to Beng Mealea, which means ‘Lotus Pond’ and its amazing ruins and underground passageways offer a unique experience for visitors to get lost in time. It is known as the sister of Angkor Wat because they have same styles. Unfortunately, most parts of the temple are collapse and they is not restored yet. It is still worth to visit because of beautiful stones blocks surrounded by forests.

Morning pick up at the hotel’s lobby, jump in into your air-conditioned vehicle, and start to make some friends from all over the world. Spend your wonderful day with your new friend and our professional and experienced tour guide discovering the furthest and least crowded temples. Begin with Beng Melea, one of the completely lost temples, ruined by the forest. It’s one of the ancient Khmer temples that remains the authentic lost and not many visitors visit there. Afterward, heading to another ancient Khmer temple located approximately 50km away from Beng Mealea. The temple is known as Koh Ker, constructed similar to Chichen Itza in Mexico. This temple used to be one of the capital cities during the ancient times of Cambodia, where the civilization of the Khmer kingdom started to rise. Explore the most interesting history and culture until transfer back to your hotel. Lunch will be done next to the temple.

If you are looking for an adventurous “lost temple” feeling or a genuine “explorer” experience, undisturbed by noisy busloads – don’t miss Koh Ker in Preah Vihear Province! Then we will visit Beng Mealea Temple, the atmospheric jungle temple Beng Mealea Boeng Mealea, is a temple from the Angkor Wat period,  located 40 km (25 mi) east of the main group of temples at Angkor, Cambodia, on the ancient royal highway to Preah Khan Kompong Svay.

Visit Beng Melea Temple and Koh Ker temple a Unesco World Heritage Site, which is one of the most important archaeological site in South-east Asia. Its secluded location and natural conditions in the middle of the jungle will give you a sense of “explorer” discovering a lost world.

Spend time at some of the outlying temples in the UNESCO-listed Angkor Archaeological Park with this private full-day tour to Beng Melea and Koh Ker. See the rural parts of Cambodia as you travel by private air-conditioned vehicle from Siem Reap to Beng Melea, which is located about 44 miles (70 km) away. Your guide shares live commentary about the highlights of each temple complex.

You will see the amazing ancient temples outside of Siem Reap. These temples are not touristy. You will get to understand how strong the nature is.

The tour has two options, so it is fit to several types of visitors. Our professional tour guide can explain what the guest are about to see, the history, culture and religious of Cambodian in the past and today. We start our tour by going to Preah Vihear temple, situated on a 525-metre cliff of Dangrek Mountain. After lunch, we visit Koh Ker temple group, especially climb up the 36-metre high of a seven‑tiered pyramid temple, Prasat Thom or Prasat Prang. After Koh Ker, we come back to Siem Reap to visit Beng Mealea which is considered as the sister of Angkor Wat. Most part of the temple is not yet restored. There are stone blocks lying on the ground which make it a mysterious and quite temple of Angkor.

The tour will begin at 8:00 AM. This is your opportunity to experience one of the most renowned tours in Siem Reap, Angkor, Cambodia. You will escape the crowds and immerse yourself in local life, allowing you to enjoy your visit in a peaceful and relaxed manner. Your first stop will be the hidden gem of Beng Mealea Temple, often referred to as the sister temple of Angkor Wat. Here, you will have the chance to explore the stunning ruins and experience the rich history of the Khmer civilization amidst the surrounding forest. Following your visit to Beng Mealea, you will travel to the Koh Ker group of temples, where you will have the opportunity to explore even more ancient ruins. You will visit Prasat Pram Temple, Prasat Neang Khmao, Prasat Damrei, Prasat Lingas, Prasat Kroham, and the impressive Prasat Thom, also known as Koh Ker Temple. We look forward to sharing this unforgettable experience with you!

An opportunity to discover some of the most iconic temples of Beng Mealea, Koh Ker, and Ancient Quarry. The guide will meet you in your hotel Lobby to begin this private excursion and drive to Koh Ker. We’ll visit Koh Ker and some other beautiful Temples surrounding it. Enjoy your Lunch at a local restaurant before driving to Beng Mealea. We’ll enter the Beng Mealea from the West Gate, walk through the Jungle Path to the central Temple, and creep around the Sanctuary to view the Trees overgrow on the Towers and Galleries. Then, you’ll venture deep into the central and up to the upper terraces of this truly great temple by walking on the wooden bridge to photograph this incredible site. Next up, we explore the Ancient Quarry” the place where the ancient Khmer took the stones to build Angkor Wat”. The Guide will share with you how the Stones were cut and transported to the Angkor Wat area. At the end, you may want to visit Handicrafts, Cloth Weaving & Made in Cambodian Market.

Tour will be required to start too early at 5:00am as you can pack breakfast along with you or you can eat breakfast at any good restaurant along the way & lunch the same also as we eat along the way. Peah Vihear Temple is a Khmer temple situated atop a 525-metre (1,722 ft) cliff in the Dangrek Mountains, in the Preah Vihear province of northern Cambodia and on the border of Kantharalak district (amphoe) in Sisaket province of eastern Thailand. Koh Ker Group located in the province of Preah Vihear, it was briefly the capital of the Khmer empire between 928 and 944 under king Jayavarman IV and his son Hasavaraman Beng Mealea Temple (its name means "lotus pond") located at the foot of Kulen Mountain. It was built as Hinduist temple, but there are some carvings depicting Buddhist motifs. We recommend to buy Angkor ticket minimum at least 2 days because Beng Mealea ticket is including with Angkor ticket.

A full day (upto 9 hours) tour of the remote, mystical and rarely visited temples of Koh Ker and Beng Mealea by aircon vehicle. Several types of vehicle are available from SUV Lexus with 4 seats to minivan 7 seats and up to 12-seater luxury mini-van to suit all group and wallet sizes. This private tour option perfectly give travelers the opportunity to discover the hidden treasures at their own pace. All vehicles have air conditioning. Complimentary cold towels and iced bottled water are available in the vehicle. Guests can bring a packed lunch, or eat at the cafes nearby the temple, but guests are warned that the cafes are slightly expensive than in Siem Reap town. An English-speaking guide may be booked as an optional extra via our office. If you need a guide, please remember he will need a seat in your chosen vehicle.

If you are looking for an adventurous “lost temple” feeling or a genuine “explorer” experience, undisturbed by noisy busloads – don’t miss Koh Ker in Preah Vihear Province! Then we will visit Beng Mealea Temple, the atmospheric jungle temple Beng Mealea

The best pyramid and ruined temple of Cambodia Explore the ancient capital city of the Khmer empire, Koh Ker (Linga Pura) in the 10th century. It's known as the Pyramid temple where is located about 120 km northeast of Siem Reap town. It's the best way to avoid the big crowds. Beside Koh Ker, we continue to experience one of the beautiful ruined temple, Beng Mealea, which was built by the same king who built Angkor Wat temple. Learning and discovering about the local authentic city, rich cultures, histories, religions, architectures and daily life of Cambodia etc.

Could be the perfect day tour for those who really love adventurous trip to see Cambodia remote temples including Beng Mealea jungle temple & forested Pre-Angkorain temple known as Koh Ker which vertically arises in Pyramid shape. The journey offers the best of active walking tour to the authentic wilderness, admired by beautiful countryside on the way and have chance to taste famous Cambodian bamboo sticky rice.

Explore the best temple outside the Angkor complex, the best Pyramid temple in Cambodia, Koh Ker, about 120 km from Siem Reap town. It is a peaceful place to explore to avoid big crowds. Besides Koh Ker, travelers are going to experience the best ruined temple, Beng Mealear. A beautiful temple which jungle and stones are living together. It is spectacular in the rainy season with its green mossy stones. Learning and discovering about the local authentic city, rich cultures, histories, religions, architectures of Cambodia.

This is one of our most popular tours which will take you out of Siem Reap to an abandoned Angkorian capital (928-944 A.D.), Koh Ker. It is the Mayan-looking pyramid temple of Cambodia with other-smaller surrounding temples such as Prasat Pram, Prasat Bak, Prasat Damrei, Prasat Chrap. Many archaeologists assume that this temple was built during the Angkor Wat period in the early 12th century because its style of architecture looks exactly the same as Angkor Wat. Thus, this temple was built during king Suryavarman II’s reign who also constructed Angkor Wat temple.