On this tour, we'll come and get you early in the morning around 8:00am. We'll then start the 25km or so drive out to Banteay Srei. This beautiful temple is made from pink sandstone and this gives it a really unique appearance. It's known as the Lady Temple because locals believe that the carvings are so fine that they could only have been carved by a woman. When we've finished at Banteay Srei, we'll stop for some lunch and then continue to Kbal Spean. Here, you can see the carvings in the river bed and explore the jungles a little. When we've finished, we'll head back to Siem Reap town stopping at the Landmine Museum along the way. We can also stop at the Butterfly Center if you wish.

Experience the Magic of Kbal Spean on Your Visit to Angkor Whether you’re an adventurer seeking a jungle escape, a history buff exploring the depths of ancient Khmer culture, or simply a nature lover, Kbal Spean is a must-visit. This hidden gem, far from the crowds of the Angkor temples, offers a peaceful and serene atmosphere that is perfect for those looking for a more off-the-beaten-path experience. Book your tour today on Viator and take a step back in time while connecting with nature in one of the site

Powerful History and Storytelling: The museum provides an emotional and personal account of Cambodia’s turbulent past, particularly during the Khmer Rouge era when landmines were extensively used. It tells the stories of those affected by landmines, including victims, deminers, and survivors, all of whom have contributed to the ongoing demining efforts. Aki Ra’s personal journey from a soldier to a humanitarian offers a unique perspective on the recovery process in Cambodia. Educational Exhibits: The museum showcases a range of landmines, unexploded ordnance, and demining equipment, offering visitors a detailed understanding of how these weapons work and the dangerous legacy they leave behind. The displays are informative and are designed to raise awareness of the global issue of landmines and unexploded ordnance.