Kulen Mountain, waterfall.

Mode of Transportation:

Car: $75 for 1 – 4 people, $85 for 1 – 9 people

Duration: Full Day.

A tour to Kulen Mountain offers a blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and spiritual connection, making it a must-visit destination in Cambodia. This journey typically includes three iconic attractions: the majestic waterfall, the Big Buddha statue, and the River of a Thousand Lingas.

• Kulen Mountain Waterfall
  The breathtaking waterfall on Kulen Mountain is one of its most popular highlights. Surrounded by lush tropical greenery, the waterfall is a peaceful oasis where visitors can enjoy the refreshing mist, take a dip in the cool waters, or simply relax amidst nature’s beauty. The waterfall has two tiers, with the larger cascade offering a more dramatic view, making it an excellent spot for photography and unwinding.
• Big Buddha Statue (Preah Ang Thom)
  Another key attraction on the mountain is the massive reclining Buddha statue at Preah Ang Thom. Carved from sandstone, this statue is considered a sacred site and attracts pilgrims from across Cambodia. The statue is surrounded by an atmosphere of reverence and tranquility, offering visitors a chance to connect with Cambodian spirituality. Exploring this ancient site gives insight into the country’s deep cultural and religious roots.
• River of a Thousand Lingas
  The River of a Thousand Lingas is an extraordinary archaeological and spiritual site. Its riverbed is adorned with intricate carvings of lingas and other Hindu symbols, dating back to the Khmer Empire. These carvings are believed to sanctify the waters that flow down to Tonle Sap Lake, blessing the region with fertility and abundance. Walking along the river and observing the carvings provides a unique opportunity to appreciate the artistry and history of ancient Cambodia.

What to Bring: Comfortable shoes, light clothing, sunscreen, insect repellent, and swimwear if you plan to enjoy the waterfall.

Best Time to Visit: November to April, during the dry season, when roads are more accessible, and the weather is favorable.

Transportation: Most visitors travel by car or van to Kulen Mountain, as the roads leading to it are steep and winding.

Entry Fee: Kulen Mountain requires an entrance fee.

> Price Included:
– Door-To-Door Pick up & drop off
– Cold water & Cold towel during the trip
– Transportation
– English speaking driver
– Local tax
> Price Excluding:
– Entrance fees
– Personal expenses
– Meal at the temple
– Tour Guide & driver tip

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