Let's have some fun and wear a swimsuit.

Phnom Kulen, meaning "mountain of lychee" is a pile of ruins and much water.
A place for tourists to wear a swimsuit, and play in the water and waterfall. It's one of the fun attractions in hot Cambodia.
It is an oasis under the scorching sun, within the ruins of Cambodia.

The temples were built of bricks, a symbol of the beginning of the dynasty of Angkor, which lasted 600 years.
A giant reclining Buddha can be seen here. A major attraction are the countless riverbed carvings.
The ruins in harmony with the river and the mountains gives us a fresh impression, different from the other places.
Here are thoughts of those days that delivered the power of the gods to lots of people , through the water of the river.


This is at a distance of about 50km from the center of Siem Reap, about two hours by car.
There is poor security here, and also many landmines have not been removed. It is recommended that you charter a car and a guide from a travel agency.
Best season is from July to August. This ensures good water quantity and quality.
The mountain is not too high, it will take about 30 minutes to climb.