Stunning view of the valley from hilltop and impressive stone carved reclining Buddha make a trip to Phnom Kulen National Park something a bit different after touring all the temples. But be up for the drive....the roads are not paved and add a little rain and it becomes quite the adventure! Bring a picnic from town and you can enjoy... More

Phnom Koulen is truly natural as the area is still of jungle & bushes. For some of those who are jungle & trek lovers, visit the site and enjoy the trek around this mountain area. Trip will end up at the waterfall and enjoy swimming after lunch. Angkor Destination Travel's team visited the site few days ago and got to... More

a bit of a hayl to get there but the road was good and nice scenery on the way , not much water at this time of the year but great views

if you have an extra day while visiting Siem Reap you should take this in. The road up this mountain is not easy. Be sure you are in an SUV or in a well equipped car. The carvings on the river bottom are quite interesting and ancient. The waterfall is fantastic. Be sure you hike down to the base of... More

Visiting Mt Kulen was one of the highlights of my trip to Siem Reap. The reclining Buddha & activities of worship in Preah Ang Thom were a wonderful surprise, & had a profound effect on me. The carved bed if the River of a Thousand Lingas is exposed this time of year. The waterfall was a little gem, particularly the... More

It is a long trip on rather hairy roads. Costs $20 for a ticket, which is not much but you pay less to see some really beautiful temples...You can see a river, then climb the steps to a reclining Buddha (a LOT of poor people and begging children). We then took a walk through a village and made it to... More

It was quite a let-down, especially because the drive there was quite long and the road is very bad, besides being one-way in the morning to get there and switches the other way in the afternoon. So even if you're done, you have to wait to get back on the road. The monastery and the atmosphere is lovely, but other... More

Because of the many positive reviews I saw here in trip advisor, I was convinced that Phnom Kulen must be really worth seeing. However, what commentators here didn't state is that you will need to trail down (and go up) the water falls on a dangerous stairs made of wooden planks. Have I known this earlier, I definitely would not... More

Great combination of a drive in the country & seeing an isolated temple, then wandering down to the waterfall where one could have a wonderful swim & get a free fish massage & then the Siem Reap river & the 1000 lingas - interesting