Kbal Spean, Siem Reap

Kbal Spean is nice to visit caving on the rocks 1000lingas , waterfall, up to the hill by walking.

Best waterfall I've seen in a while: Can swim in it without fearing for your life; it's largely shaded so you won't be scortched; you can actually get behind the waterfall if you want to; is not too far up the mountain so you can get their easily; and there's no trash (unlike other waterfalls I've visited around the world). It rained the morning we went so, while we could see the sculptures, they were largely covered by water and just barely poking out. The waterfall, by contrast, was made a lot better because of the rain.

If you already bought the day pass to angkor. It’s still valid for another day so I would highly recommend renting a bike to head to this site. It was definitely very spiritual for me. Experiences may vary because I did see some other tourists looking rather disappointed at the trip though.

Well off the beaten path but very interesting. If you’re looking for grand architecture and temples this isn’t the place for you. But if you don’t mind a hot and steamy hike to see something very unusual, this is very neat. Read up about lingas and water before you visit; then when you get to the waterfall take the side path down along the stream as then you can actually see the 1000 lingas. It’s not well marked but just go south from the waterfall, there’s a trail there and a pool at the bottom to cool off in!

My first ever trip to the place and was totally worth it even during raining season. It was breathtaking to breath fresh air, enjoy the greenery, smell the woody scent, explore the landscape of mountain and waterfall. Especially it's a historical tourist attraction of our country. I strongly recommend everyone to visit the place once the Covid situation fully under control.