Beng Mealea and Kompong Kleang
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Highlights
Explore the exquisite Jungle Temple - Beng Mealea and surrounding area on this full-day tour from Siem Reap.
Built on a similar floor plan as Angkor Wat, Beng Mealea is a genuine ruin, and with far fewer tourists you can very well imagine you are on the set of Tomb Raider or even The Temple of Doom while exploring this mysterious Temple, which is mostly reclaimed by the Jungle.
After a traditional lunch, you go to present-day village life, little changed over time to experience the everyday lives of fishermen and their families at Kompong Kleang a floating/flooded village located on Tonle Sap Lake.
Experience everyday Khmer life along the way like sticky rice in bamboo the ability to chat, via your driver with workers and local villagers, and of course a traditional lunch. See 'smoked fish' at various stages of processing, Tonle Sap the largest lake in Southeast Asia, and a fantastic boat ride through the pole village of Chong Prolay.
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Beng Mealea
2 hoursAdmission Ticket Not IncludedBeng Mealea located 65km from Siem Reap city, it takes a bit more than an hour to get there. Beng Mealea temple is a unique temple with a lot of trees growing up around the temple, now people called it the great jungle temple. Felling peaceful when walking around temples with birds singing. Our local guide will tell you more temple history details during your temple visit.Kompong Khleang
2 hoursAdmission Ticket Not IncludedTourists could see a large amount of Cambodian traditional houses which builts on poles, pagoda, school, fishing farm, floating village, floating schools. On our tour, we will do a boat trip to see all these sights. Our guide will explain to you more details on how do people live there and all details.
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