I went by motorbike.

The road has improved much, that travelling by car is not the only method.

Very scenic drive to get there and another interesting ride up the mountain.

The reclining buddha, temples and monks make for a interesting visit. The 1000 lingas and if you walk a little further the "quick sand" pit is quite impressive.

The walk down to the base of the waterfall is a little dodgy and not for everyone, but well worth a swim underneath the falls.

Very beautiful

We just got back from a tour with San Park and I contacted him based on the advice written on trip advisor by Miachu . Thnx Miachu because we had a fantastic day we went to the Phnom Kulen National Park with San Park and it was AMAZING. It is off the beaten track and a bit of a hike to the big waterfall but so worth it. On the way home we called in to see two wonderful temples. I cannot recommend San Park - Angkor temple guides any higher it made our day very special and his rate was very reasonable.

From Siem Reap's night market I booked a moped and driver for the day hopped on the back and enjoyed the 2 hour journey through the Cambodian countryside, rice field and up the mountain in Phnom Kulen. I visited the small village and up to the temple then went to the natural spring that travels all the way back down the 2 hour moped ride to Ankor Wat.. I saw the ancient carvings made under the river and then last but not least swam in the most amazing waterfall ever.. This area is where the rock came from to build the temples which obviously begs the question.. How did they get it there??? A truly unmissable feature of Siem Reap which is over looked by many.. Highly recommend this fabulous day out.. its as important as visiting the temples.. A MUST IF YOU ARE IN SIEM REAP.... GO!!!!

Super waterfall. The campsite has lots of nearby catering facilities and the toilets are western style. As you go down the mountain the temple is very interesting.