Tour

Private Tour to Preh Vihear Temple, World Heritage Site in 2008

7 hours and 30 minutes

Easy

Jump up a private transportation heading to the World Heritage Site locating on the border between Thailand and Cambodia. This temple is a valued masterpiece of Khmer Architectures..
It's worth setting your alarm and leave early. Situated atop a 52 meter high cliff in the Dongrek Mountains forming the natural border between Cambodia and Thailand is Preah Vihear temple, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 7th, 2008. Subject to controversial ownership issues over time this temple officially belongs to Cambodia. Its location is 150km north of Siem Reap and it will take approximately 3 hours to get there. You will drive through picturesque countryside which becomes less and less populated the further north you go. This temple is a unique architectural complex of series of sanctuaries linked by a system of pavements and staircases on 800 meter long axis. It is an outstanding masterpiece of Khmer architecture and well preserved mainly due to its remote location.
What's included?
    Private Tour Guide
    Private Transportation
    Pure Drinking Water
    hotel pick up & drop off
    Travel Insurance
    Exclusions
      Temple Ticket
      Meals
      Please note
      • Infant seats available
      • Not wheelchair accessible
      • Not stroller accessible
      • Not suitable for pets
      • No public transportation nearby
      • Infants must not sit on laps
      • Not recommended for people with back problems
      • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
      • We are going to pick up you at the lobby of hotel where you are staying. Please kindly give us the address and name of hotel.
      What to bring

        · Some Cash

        · Hand Sanitizing Gel

        · Sun Cream

        · Mosquito Repellent

        · Hat

        · Sunglasses

        · Power bank & Charger

        · Daily Medicine

        · Camera or Phone

        · Dress covering your knees and shoulder

        · Shoes or Flip-flops are fine.

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