• Beng Mealea - Reports of Beng Mealea began to surface in the late 1990s. A few adventurous individuals returned with stories of being guided by villagers to a hidden temple enveloped by vegetation. Constructed by Jayavarman VII in the Angkor Wat style, its vast scale spans well over one square kilometer within its moat. Accessible by four causeways, Beng Mealea resembles a massive pile of ruins partially concealed by trees.

• Kompong Khleang - After a brief nap, begin your exploration at Kampong Khleang to witness the lifestyle of the lake’s inhabitants. One of the most notable adaptations to life on the lake is the floating village. Wooden houses are constructed on large mats of bamboo, metal drums, or boat hulls, causing the front veranda to float about a meter above the water. As the lake’s water levels rise and fall, so do the houses. Villages not only move up and down throughout the year but also shift several kilometers back and forth as the Tonle Sap expands and contracts.

• Tour escort/host
• High quality cool water
• Transportation of A/C Car (Petrol using)
• Local Tour Guide (Licensed Tour Guide)
• Private Boat & ticket at Kompong Khleang

• Meals and Services not mentioned,
• Personal expenses,
• Gratuities
• Insurance of personality, traffic, travelling
• Angkor Temple Entrance Ticket 1 day/37.00 USD/per person – child under 12 years not charge

After breakfast at the hotel, your escorts will transfer you to the archaeological site of Beng Mealea, the starting point of the journey. Reports of Boeng Mealea began circulating in the late 1990s. A few adventurous individuals returned with stories of being guided by villagers to a hidden temple buried under dense vegetation. Constructed by Jayavarman VII in the style of Angkor Wat, its scale is immense, spanning well over one square kilometer within its moat.

• Dress code is formal

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.