One Day Trip to Phnom Da, Ta Prohm Bati, Neang Khmao & Chiso

Set out on a captivating one-day journey to uncover the historical wonders of Phnom Da, Ta Prohm Bati, Neang Khmao, and Chiso. This enriching experience, priced at £108.20 per person, offers private transportation, a licensed driver, and a knowledgeable guide to enhance your discovery. Explore the ancient temples, including Phnom Da’s Yoni pedestal and the iconic tree-clad Ta Prohm, while enjoying seamless logistics with all entrance fees and refreshments provided. But the real question is, what secrets will these revered sites unveil?

Good To Know

• This one-day trip covers the historical sites of Phnom Da, Ta Prohm Bati, Neang Khmao, and Chiso, providing insights into Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage.
• The tour includes private transportation, a licensed driver, and a professional guide, ensuring a seamless and comfortable journey through the sites.
• Highlights of the itinerary include visiting the Phnom Da Temple, Phnom Chisor Temple, Neang Khmao Pagoda, and Yeay Pow Temple.
• The tour is priced at £108.20 per person and includes toll roads, car parking, travel insurance, cold waters, and temple entrance fees.
• Recommended provisions for the trip include snacks, personal refreshments, and a reusable water bottle to enhance the overall experience.

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Trip Overview and Pricing

This one-day trip takes visitors to the historical sites of Phnom Da, Ta Prohm Bati, Neang Khmao, and Chiso. Priced at £108.20 per person, the tour includes private transportation, a licensed driver, and a professional guide.

The itinerary spans 1 day, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. Guests can reserve their spot and pay later. The small group is limited to 6 participants.

Highlights include visits to Phnom Da, Phnom Chisor, Neang Khmao Pagoda, and Yeay Pow Temple, with return to Phnom Penh.

The tour covers toll roads, car parking, travel insurance, cold waters, and temple entrance fees.

Itinerary Highlights

The one-day trip begins with pickup from Phnom Penh, taking visitors to the ancient temple of Phnom Da.

Guests will spend an hour exploring this 5th-6th century site, known for its Yoni pedestal and Asram Maharishi shrine.

Next, they’ll visit Phnom Chisor, an ancient temple and contemporary monastery featuring a spectacular staircase and ancient basin.

After, the tour continues to Neang Khmao Pagoda, the "temple of the Black Virgin," for a 30-minute stop.

The final destination is the legendary Yeay Pow Temple, named after King Ta Prohm’s mother, where guests will spend an hour before returning to Phnom Penh.

• Visit Phnom Da Temple (1 hour)
• Visit Phnom Chisor Temple (1.5 hours)
• Visit Neang Khmao Pagoda (30 minutes)
• Visit Yeay Pow Temple (1 hour)

Historical Significance

Phnom Da, built between the 5th and 6th centuries by King Rutravarman, is significant for its evidence of habitation dating back to 400 BCE.

The site features a Yoni pedestal and an Asram Maharishi shrine, providing insight into the religious practices of the time.

Ta Prohm, constructed by King Jayavarman VII, is notable for its tree growth around the temple structure, which adds to the site’s unique and picturesque appearance.

The Yeay Pow Temple is named after King Ta Prohm‘s mother and is surrounded by legend.

Neang Khmao is known as the temple of the Black Virgin, while Phnom Chisor is an ancient temple and contemporary monastery site featuring a spectacular staircase and ancient basin.

Inclusions

Private transport by air-conditioned vehicle, a licensed private driver, and a professional guide are all included in this one-day trip.

In addition, the tour includes:

• Toll roads, car parking, and travel insurance
• Cold waters, wipes, and gasoline
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Temple tickets

No need to worry about any additional costs – this is a fully inclusive experience.

The tour provides everything you need for a seamless and comfortable journey through the historical sites of Phnom Da, Ta Prohm Bati, Neang Khmao, and Chiso.

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Customer Reviews

Customers have provided an overall rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars for this one-day tour based on 2 reviews.

Reviewers praised the guide’s performance and the attentiveness of the driver. However, some noted that the itinerary didn’t include a lunch stop, so it’s recommended to bring snacks.

The tour covers several historical sites, including the Phnom Da, Ta Prohm Bati, Neang Khmao, and Phnom Chisor temples, providing an opportunity to learn about Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage.

Pickup Location

The pickup location for this one-day trip is Phnom Penh, the capital city of Cambodia. This centralized starting point makes it convenient for travelers to join the tour.

The trip includes:

• Pickup from your hotel or a designated meeting spot in Phnom Penh
• Comfortable air-conditioned vehicle for the duration of the tour
• Licensed private driver and professional guide to lead the way
• Drop-off back at your Phnom Penh accommodation at the end of the day

This streamlined pickup and drop-off process ensures a seamless and efficient start to your day of exploring Cambodia’s rich historical sites.

Temple Visits

After the comfortable pickup in Phnom Penh, the tour heads out to explore the ancient temple sites.

First, visitors discover Phnom Da, a temple built in the 5th-6th century featuring a Yoni pedestal and Asram Maharishi shrine.

Next, they visit the iconic Ta Prohm, with its remarkable tree growth surrounding the temple’s five chambers and lingams.

The tour then takes guests to the Yeay Pow Temple, named after King Ta Prohm’s mother and shrouded in legend.

Finally, they explore Phnom Chisor, an ancient temple and monastery site with a stunning staircase and ancient basin.

Throughout the day, the knowledgeable guide provides insights into the historical significance of each location.

Recommended Provisions

Bringing snacks is recommended, as the tour’s itinerary doesn’t include a lunch stop.

While cold waters and wipes are provided, having your own refreshments on hand can make for a more comfortable experience.

Some suggested provisions include:

• Energy bars or trail mix to replenish your energy
• Fresh fruit for a healthy pick-me-up
• Sandwiches or other portable meal options
• A reusable water bottle to stay hydrated

Frequently Asked Questions

How Early Should I Arrive for Pickup?

The provider recommends arriving at the pickup location at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled pickup time to ensure a smooth and timely start to the tour. This will allow for any last-minute coordination or instructions from the guide.

Is There Any Dress Code for the Temple Visits?

There’s no strict dress code, but visitors should wear modest clothing that covers the shoulders and knees when visiting the temples. This shows respect for the sacred sites and local customs.

Can I Purchase Food and Drinks at the Temples?

Visitors can usually purchase snacks and drinks from small shops or vendors near the temple sites. However, the itinerary doesn’t include a dedicated lunch stop, so it’s best to bring your own food.

Are Photography and Videography Allowed at the Temples?

Photography and videography are generally allowed at the temples, but visitors should be respectful and follow any specific rules or restrictions in place. It’s best to check with the temple staff upon arrival.

What Should I Bring to Stay Comfortable During the Tour?

To stay comfortable during the tour, it’s recommended to pack light snacks, water, a hat, sunscreen, and comfortable walking shoes. Bringing cash for any incidentals or optional purchases at the temples is also advisable.

Sum Up

This captivating one-day excursion offers an exceptional opportunity to take in the historical wonders of Phnom Da, Ta Prohm Bati, Neang Khmao, and Chiso. With private transportation, a knowledgeable guide, and all necessary inclusions, travelers can effortlessly explore these ancient temples and gain insights into Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage. It’s a must-try experience for those seeking an enriching and seamless day of discovery.

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