We will get you from your inn at 8:00 am and drive to the far off archeological site of Koh Ker Group in northern Cambodia, around 120 kilometers from Siem Reap. Koh Ker sanctuary is probably going to have been the state sanctuary of Khmer King Jayavarman IV. It is upward situated looking like a pyramid with seven levels and various sanctuaries, all of which join to make a monumental sight. You'll realize about the previously strong Khmer Empire as you visit the region with your aide and take some pleasant photographs.

In the early evening, we will eat at the nearby café prior to making a beeline for Beng Melea, the baffling twelfth century sanctuary in the wilderness. This sanctuary is intensely congested with vegetation, trees, lianas, and greeneries. This sanctuary is the most destroyed stone sanctuary in Angkor Park, as well as perhaps of the biggest sanctuary for a fantastic scope in this noteworthy site. We'll return you to your inn and express farewell to your aide and driver.