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Temple Tent Safari 3
Days / 2 Nights
• Explore the jungle in search of hidden temples
• Get back to nature and share your discoveries around the camp fire
• Join the pilgrim walk up the sacred mountain of Phnom Kulen
Price: fr. £450 pp (based on 2 people sharing) £75 Single supplement
Itinerary:
Day 1: Beng Mealea, Koh Ker, Prasat Thom and
Prasat Krahom (L/D)
We start by driving to the remote 11th century Beng Mealea temple
that has been strangled by the jungle. After a picnic lunch we
depart for Koh Ker, the 10th century capital abandoned in the remote
north of Cambodia for more than a thousand years. Our team set up
camp while we enjoy a visit to the pyramid temple of Prasat Thom and
the beautiful jungle covered Prasat Krahom. We finish the day with a
camp fire dinner and camp overnight within the temple area.
(3 hours walking in the temples)
Day 2: Phnom Kulen (B/L/D)
Today we transfer to Phnom Kulen and join the pilgrim path to walk
up this sacred mountain of the Khmers. We have time to swim in the
waterfall and then we carry on to the summit of the mountain to a
pagoda for the overnight camp. We finish the day with a camp fire
dinner and camp overnight on the mountain.
(Option : 3 hours of trekking or transfer to the camp)
Day 3: Sarh Dumrei, Kabal Spean and Banteay Srei
(B/L)
After an early start we go deep into the jungle in search of the
exceptional sandstone site of Srah Dumrei representing elephants and
Lions. We leave the summit of the mountain and drive to Kbal Spean
and then onto the temple and village of Banteay Srei. As night falls
we return to well deserved aromatherapy or reflexology massage back
in Seam Reap.
(3-4hours of trekking)
Tour Includes:
English speaking guide
Transportation (private vehicle with driver)
Camping in a tent for 2 people ( Mattress, bed sheet and blanket
provided)
Meals as mentioned (B-Breakfast, L-Lunch & D-Dinner)
Entrance Fees to the sites
Drinking water on the Trek
1 hour massage
Tour Excludes:
Angkor Wat pass (needed for Kbal Spean and Bantey Srei)
English speaking guide for the temples
Drinks except while trekking
Personal Expenditure
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