Cambodia Private Car Service is delighted to offer transportation and tours from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap with our fleet of private vehicles and English-speaking drivers , tailored to your preferences. Many companies provide transportation or tours between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, featuring SUV cars such as the LEXUS RX300(4 seat), HIGHLANDER(4 seat), H1-Van(8 seat) with ample space and enhanced comfort for a safe and enjoyable journey, all at reasonable rates. Don’t hesitate, book now! We are available for daily trips.
1- Day Koh Ker & Beng Melea Temple Tour
Start From: 85$ -95$. From 1-4pax
Highlights
- See the remains of the majestic seven-tiered pyramid at Koh Ker
- Escape the crowds with a stop at the less visited Beng Mealea temple
- Learn more about the history and culture of the Khmer Empire
- Make a few stops along the way to try some traditional local products
- Witness the beauty of the Cambodian countryside in an authentic village
Full description
Includes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Transportation by quality vehicle
- English-speaking guide
- Bottled water
- Cold towels
- Local taxes
Not Including:
- Entrance fee to Beng Mealea (Angkor Wat ticket required)
- Entrance fee to Koh Ker (USD 15)
- Lunch
- Optional gratuities
For Reservation please don’t hesitate contact us via WhatsApp, Telegram, Email:
Hotline Booking:
WhatsApp +855(0)17 232934
Telegram +855(0)17232934
Email: angkortoursbooking@gmail.com
TOUR NOTE
Site closed: The third floor of Angkor Wat is closed during Buddhist festivals.
When you withdraw money from an ATM with an international card, you don’t get Khmer Riel, only USD, and it’s accepted anywhere in Cambodia except coins and old banknotes.
Using your own charger, you can charge your camera or phone in the restaurant during your lunch break.
Smoking, drinking or touching the carvings is prohibited in and around the temple.Dress Code: Both male and female visitors to temples are required to present themselves in a dignified and comfortable manner. We strongly advise wearing modest apparel.
This refers to attire that covers your knees and shoulders.
In the mostly hot Asian environment, loose, lightweight, long clothing is both courteous and cool.
It is essential to wear comfy shoes.
If visitors arrive at the park wearing attire that is deemed inappropriate, the Apsara Authority, which oversees the park, maintains the power to deny admission to such portions of the property.
WHAT TO BRING
It can get exceptionally blistering strolling around the Angkor complex so make certain to continuously convey water and fitting skin insurance including sun shout and mosquito shower. You can purchase sun shout and mosquito splash around.
