• Spean Praptos - Guests will be picked up from their hotel at 6:00 am. The tour begins early, so it’s recommended to pack breakfast or enjoy a meal at a restaurant along the way. Lunch can also be enjoyed en route. The distance from Siem Reap to Kampong Thom is 176 km. SPEAN PRABTOS, also known as Kampong Kdei Bridge, is located on National Road 6 from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh. It was once the longest corbeled stone-arch bridge in the world, featuring over twenty narrow arches spanning 285 ft (87m). Constructed in the 12th century during King Jayavarman VII’s reign, it is one of the few surviving bridges from the Khmer Empire era.
• Sambor Prei Kuk - PRASAT SAMBOR PREI KUK (Temples Group) is an ancient and seldom-visited temple, located a four-hour drive from Siem Reap. Kampong Thom City nearby is a great place to stay overnight for a relaxed trip. The drive offers beautiful views along the lush Prey Preas River. Local villagers specialize in dishes featuring crickets, spiders, frogs, and sticky rice. The Sambo Prei Kuk temples served as the second capital of the Khmer Empire, built in the 7th Century by King Isanvarman I.
• Prasat Yeai Poeun - Prasat Yeay Poan consists of numerous brick and laterite temples, either rectangular or octagonal, each adorned with impressive carvings known as a “Flying Palace.” This temple group is encircled by an inner brick wall and an outer laterite wall, with entrance gates to the East and West, and false gates to the South and North. Inscriptions confirm the temple group was constructed during King Ishanavarman I’s reign from 616-637 AD.
• Prasat Tao - Prasat Tao, built by Isanavarman I & Jayavarman in the 7th century, is located between Prasat Sambor and Prasat Yeay Poan. It is also known as the Central (or C) group at Sambor Prei Kuk. Its layout is similar to Yeay Poan, with a laterite enclosing wall surrounding a large central shrine and auxiliary towers, along with additional brick towers within a second outer wall. Five structures can be seen around the central tower, with eight more in the outer section.
• Prasat Sambour District - PRASAT BOS REAM is an intriguing site in the forest, a short distance north of Prasat Sandan, consisting of seven east-facing brick mounds aligned diagonally from NNE to SSW. Today, only earthen mounds covered in bushes remain, but it must have been an impressive site originally. A man-made pond lies to the north, though no enclosing wall remains. It’s unusual that out of the seven presumed shrines, only a few courses of bricks remain today.

• A/C Car and Driver
• Pick Up/Drop Off
• Professional Tour Guide
• Cold Water and Towel

• • Travel Insurance
• Sambor Preikuk Temple Pass

Sambor Prei Kuk temple is renowned for its pre-Angkorian architecture, notably its octagonal temples and “flying palace” carvings, which influenced subsequent Khmer architectural styles. Once the capital of the Chenla Empire in the 6th to 7th centuries, the ruins are enveloped by nature, offering a unique fusion of ancient architecture and jungle, distinct from the grander, more formal structures of Angkor. The site includes numerous smaller temples constructed from brick and laterite, dedicated to Hindu deities, adorned with intricate decorations that offer a glimpse into early Cambodian history and art.

• Kids are under of 11 years old - free ticket

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