Escape the busy streets of Phnom Penh and venture into Cambodia’s peaceful countryside on this private full-day tour. Discover ancient temples, spiritual landmarks, and breathtaking landscapes while learning about Cambodia’s rich cultural and religious heritage.
- Visit Wat Putt Kiri Cambodia (Buddha Kiri Cambodia)
Explore the largest Buddhist center in Cambodia, home to over 20,000 Buddha statues. This extraordinary site is a serene spiritual destination, reflecting the depth of Buddhist devotion in the region. - Scenic Drive to Phnom Tamao Mountain
Take in the natural beauty and spiritual significance of Phnom Tamao, a forested mountain area that offers tranquil views and access to important religious and cultural sites. - Discover Ta Prohm Tonle Bati Temple
Visit the historic Ta Prohm Tonle Bati, a beautifully preserved 12th-century temple, where you can admire intricate carvings and ancient Khmer architecture nestled beside a quiet lake. This lesser-visited site offers a peaceful, authentic experience away from the crowds.
3 Comments
4.6
Exploring Phnom Tamoa was a highlight of my time in Cambodia; the wildlife rescue effort was inspiring and made me appreciate the local conservation work. The drive from Phnom Penh was comfortable, and I loved the mix of scenic views and interesting commentary from the guide who clearly knew their stuff. While the Buddha Kiri site was beautiful, I felt it was a bit rushed, leaving little time to soak in the atmosphere. Overall, the day was well-organized and worth experiencing, just wish I could have lingered longer at the serene temple. If you’re into nature and culture, this day trip is a solid choice.
4.6
We found this tour to be a delightful mix of adventure and education, as we learned about the fascinating wildlife rescue operations at Phnom Tamoa. The journey was engaging, although the vehicle could have used a bit more legroom for our family, which made the longer stretches a little cramped. Exploring the serene Buddha Kiri site afterwards was a peaceful contrast, allowing us to absorb the beauty of Cambodia’s spiritual heritage. Each stop provided meaningful insight, enhancing our appreciation for local conservation efforts and cultural significance. Overall, it was a memorable day that we would recommend to families looking to connect with nature.
4.6
The experience at the wildlife rescue spot was both eye-opening and heartwarming, especially seeing how they care for the animals. However, the visit to the Buddha site felt a bit rushed, leaving me wanting more time to absorb the serene atmosphere.