• Koh Ker Temple - Departing from Siem Reap, it takes approximately 2 hours to reach the Koh Ker group. About 700 to 800 meters north of Neang Khmao temple is Prasat Pram temple. Constructed from laterite and sandstone, it is situated on a small hill surrounded by bushes that obscure the lingam and the lintel. The main structure of the temple remains in good condition.
• Koh Ker Temple - Explore the ruins of a 10th-century complex featuring Hindu temples, including a 7-tiered pyramid. From a distance, Koh Ker temple appears as a small hill due to the forest cover. Up close, it reveals itself as a 35-meter-high stupa made of sandstone. It consists of seven levels, each approximately 5 meters above the other. Each level has a 2-meter-wide terrace, and a 55-step staircase leads to the top. At the summit, large statues of garudas support the Shiva lingam Treypuvanesvara. Nearby, there is a 4-meter square well, now completely covered by grass.
• Koh Ker Temple - Visit Kuk temple or Gopura to the north of Koh Ker temple, where another temple, Damrei Sar temple, is located, though it is heavily damaged. To the northeast is Lingam temple, which once housed three Shiva lingams.
• Preah Vihear Temple - After visiting the Koh Ker temple group, the journey continues to Preah Vihear temple, located atop Dangrek Mountain, offering a magnificent view of Cambodia’s landscape. Situated on the edge of a plateau that overlooks the Cambodian plain, the Temple of Preah Vihear is dedicated to the Hindu God Shiva in the form of Shri Shikarashvara or Lord of the Summit, and is an exceptional masterpiece of Khmer architecture.
• Siem Reap - After visiting Preah Vihear Temple, travelers will be dropped off at their hotels in Siem Reap city.

• Gasoline, Tool, Parking
• Passenger insurance
• Provide cold bottle of water
• Private English Speaking Tour Guide
• Air-conditioned Transport with safety belts

• Meals and Hotels
• Tickets, Entrance, Temples Pass
• Mountain Truck To Top

The exploration includes the ruins of a 10th-century complex with several Hindu temples, such as a 7-tiered pyramid and the lesser-known Koh Ker temple group. Additionally, the journey takes visitors to the remote Temple of Preah Vihear, located on the edge of a plateau overlooking the Cambodian plains. This temple, dedicated to the Hindu God Shiva as Shri Shikarashvara or Lord of the Summit, is a remarkable masterpiece of Khmer architecture. After the trip, travelers return to Siem Reap.

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