Phnom Kulen is an isolated chain of small mountain plateaux of moderate height lying in South of the Dângrêk Mountains. We will stop by middle way as we climb to see the quarry where people cut the stone to create the temple. Secondly, one thousand Lingas river. The range stretches for about 40 kilometres direction and is located some 65 kilometre north of Siem Reap. The third stop is to see the reclining Buddhist statues, and last but not least the waterfall on the fourth stop where you can be in aware at its majesties and even take a swim inside up to 90 minutes. The highest point is 487 metres (1,598 ft) and its height is quite regular, averaging 400 metres (1,300 ft) all along the range. Not to worry, there is time to stop for lunch. On the way back we will see traditional palm local being made which overall makes a visit the Kulen Mountain an all-encompassing, educational and enjoyable experience.