• Phnom Kulen National Park - The first stop upon reaching Kulen Mountain is the Reclining Buddha, an essential sight for anyone visiting Cambodia. This grand statue, illustrating Buddha in his final moments before entering Nirvana, is among the country’s most significant religious landmarks. Visitors can hike to the top of Kulen Mountain to see the Reclining Buddha and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding jungle. The Reclining Buddha serves as a poignant reminder of mindfulness and compassion, core values of Cambodian culture. Visiting this sacred site offers visitors a deeper insight into the country and its people.
• 1000 Lingas - Just a short walk from the Reclining Buddha, the 1000 Lingas River on Kulen Mountain is a must-see for newcomers. The river features 1000 lingas, or stone carvings of the Hindu god Shiva, believed to have been created by the 16th-century ruler Jayavarman VII as a tribute to Shiva. Today, the 1000 Lingas River is a popular spot for swimming, picnicking, and hiking. Visitors can also participate in rituals and ceremonies at the river’s temples. Whether seeking a relaxing day trip or a cultural experience, the 1000 Lingas River offers both.
• Phnom Kulen National Park - The Main Attraction: The Reclining Buddha
  The highlight of Preah Ang Thom is the enormous sandstone sculpture of the Reclining Buddha, over 8 meters (26 feet) long. Carved in the 16th century, this peaceful figure represents Buddha’s entry into Nirvana—the ultimate state of enlightenment, free from suffering and rebirth.
  Unlike traditional Buddha statues found in temples, this figure is carved directly into the mountain’s rock, creating a powerful presence as if the mountain itself is in spiritual repose. The Reclining Buddha at Phnom Kulen: Cambodia’s Sacred Giant of Serenity
  Nestled within the misty highlands of Cambodia’s esteemed Phnom Kulen National Park is one of the country’s most spiritually significant and visually stunning monuments: the Reclining Buddha. Carved into a sandstone boulder at the mountain’s summit,
• Phnom Kulen Waterfall - 4. The Sacred Waters of Phnom Kulen: A Hidden Spring of Serenity and Spirituality
  Situated within the lush jungles of northwestern Cambodia, atop the revered Phnom Kulen mountain range, is a serene natural wonder — the sacred water spring of Phnom Kulen. Cherished by locals and gradually attracting international visitors, this spring is more than just a source of pure water — it symbolizes life, spirituality, and the deep cultural roots of the Cambodian people. Locals believe the spring’s waters have healing properties. Monks and pilgrims come to bathe and meditate, while families collect water for blessings and ceremonies. The air around the spring is cooler and calmer, as if the mountain itself breathes peace into its visitors.
• Phnom Kulen National Park - 5. The Big Reclining Buddha at Phnom Kulen: A Sacred Symbol of Peace and Enlightenment
  At the summit of Phnom Kulen — Cambodia’s most sacred mountain — lies one of the country’s most revered religious landmarks: the Big Reclining Buddha of Preah Ang Thom. Carved into the sandstone rock in the 16th century, this monumental statue is not only a spiritual treasure but also a remarkable example of ancient Khmer artistry and devotion. A Cultural and Historical Treasure
  The Reclining Buddha of Phnom Kulen stands as a testament to Cambodia’s deep-rooted Buddhist heritage, as well as its enduring artistry and spiritual resilience. For many Cambodians, visiting this site is a lifelong dream. For international travelers, it offers a rare chance to witness a sacred site that combines history, faith, and natural beauty in a single, unforgettable experience.

• Professional photographer
• Luxury private transportation
• Expert English-speaking tour guide
• Complimentary mineral water and tissues
• Tea and coffee served

• Phnom Kulen National Park Ticket Fee USD 20/Person
• Personal Expenses
• Food & Drinks
• Tips
• Entrance fees
• Sun light

Partake in the one-off adventure of the Private Sacred Kulen Waterfall Tour. The memorable journey encompasses the famed landmarks of the Kulen Mountain range. Adventurers will also have the pleasure of visiting a secluded waterfall haven, offering an opportunity for a rejuvenating dip. Guided by well-acquainted local experts, explorers will get an understanding of the history of each location, highlighting rare cultural elements throughout the expedition.

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