Beng Mealea and Kampong Khleang Tour

ITINERARY

Beng Mealea is the 12th century temple means Lotus Pond located at the foot of the Kuken mountain where the Khmer empire began. It was built as Hindu temple and would probably completed by Jayavarman 7th. It primary material is sandstone where the quarry site is only several kilometers away and the building itself is largely unrestored with many trees, vines and some thick brush thriving amidst its collapsing tower, courtyards and walk ways of which many of its stones lying in a huge heaps. After exploring this huge unrestored ruin we continue to Kampong Khleang which is located about an hour and thirty minutes away on the Shore of the Tonle Sap lake, the largest fresh water lake in southeast Asia with it tremendously size changing depends on the season as normally it swells up to five times during the wet season. Upon arriving the dock, We take the local comfortable boat through the lake flood plain and the flooded forests, over the paddy field and into the villages and Buddhist temple. Most of people there earn the living by fishing, farming and hosting tourists. Kampong Khleang is home to more than 15000 people, many of whom have been living there for generations. Visiting this community you definitely will experience the real Cambodia and gain insight into daily life of the locals. 
After we head back to town.
End of the tour

Note :

• Departure point : Siem Reap hotel guest stayed
• Departure Time:  7:30 am 
• Duration   1 Full day plus 2 transfers.
• Book without credit cards and pay on the day of the tour.
• No deposit required
• Free cancelation
• Tour price is base on the number of people in your booking not on the size of the group.

OUR SERVICE INCLUDE :

• Experience English speaking tour guide
• Shared AC vehicle 
• Parking and toll road fees
• Local taxes
• Purified drinking water
• Hotel in Siem Reap Pickup and drop off service

OUR SERVICE DO NOT INCLUDE :

• Cambodian Visa
• Travel Insurance
• Accommodation
• All entrance fees
• Boat cruise fees
• Meals and Drinks
• Gratuities/tipping (recommended) and other personal expenses