Tour Privativo dos Templos de Roluos de Tuk-Tuk

We took this tour as we had one extra day left on the pass and also since we had done Angkor, Beng Mealea and Koh Ker already. initially we thought of having a rest day but thankfully we didn't and went for the tour. The tuk tuk arrived before time so we could set off at 7.45am when the sun wasn't too hot. A beautiful 20 min later we arrived at Preah Ko a beautiful temple built in the 9th century, way way before Angkor, being the oldest in Cambodia. Untouched by any invasion, the only damages seen were mostly caused due to nature and weather over the centuries. Bakong was a glorious one with beautiful views from the top. Loei was the last one with intact Apsara reliefs and engraving. The Loei monastery also was beautiful. The driver was a sweet chap and offered us with cold water after every temple. we wrapped up our tour by 10am and didn't wish to travel elsewhere so headed back. on the way he was kind enough to take us to a mobile shop as I needed a new screen guard. Overall a good way to wrap up your Siem Reap visit after you have done your other tours. Easy, relaxing and beautiful.

The Roluos Group consists of three compact temples. If you are visiting, we recommend starting with the smaller temples. At Preah Ko, some parts of the temple are currently under restoration and cannot be seen, but you can observe the restoration work in progress. This is recommended if you have a 3-day ticket and only half a day left on the final day.

The driver arrived on time, and the ruins were close together, making them easy to visit. The impression given by the stone structures was wonderful. I already had my ticket, there was no traffic, and since I was traveling alone, it felt like I finished quickly. At Roluos Temple, all the ruins are under restoration, so there's nothing to see up close. It might be good to combine a visit to Prasat Prei near Bakong Temple, or to start in the afternoon and make Bakong the last stop to also catch the sunset.

driver is punctual. slow and easy tour but felt abit riped off. paid 10usd for a boat ride inside Kampong Pluck (25usd admission fees), bought something (books and pencils) for the schools as donation and was asked to buy a box of biscuit for the old boat-lady. after that, every floating store will be asking me to buy, which i politely rejected. after reaching the lunch place, i was asked to give the old lady some of the books and pencils for her grandchildren. she even asked for more tips but I think the guy at the lunch place stopped her. however, another eye opening tour with the houses at kampong phluck.

The Tuk Tuk driver was punctual; he first took me to get the Angkor pass and then explained the details of the temple I was visiting in the Roluos Group.

Tuk tuk ride was enjoyable, driver was very friendly. Visited 3 temples. Driver even know where to bring for lunch. Totally recommend others to visit the rather underrated temples. Very little people at the site.

Beautiful temples to visit! Less crowded. My driver was nice and gentle. One thing to note is about going to Kampong Phluk, there was a scam on the boat. The boat was rowed by a woman accompanied by a little girl. There were vendors along the way. A vendor gave a cheap snack to the girl and charged me 5USD! The girl just kept it in the bag and never touched that snack anyway. I also brought my own snack and asked her if she was hungry. She grabbed it immediately from my hand and ate it quickly.

It was a good experience to explore temples by Tuk Tuk. We could explore the temple on our own at our own time. No one rush you, as long as you utilize your time within the time frame.

This was the best tour I have ever had! The tuk tuk driver, Mr Lik, is really nice and speaks good English; he picked me up before 8:00am and never complained about me being too slow. We visited the 3 Roluos temples, which are about 15 km out of town, not near Angkor Wat. This is the reason why there were not many people visiting these temples, I could relax, easily walk without the usual crowd and take great pictures. After every temple there was a bottle of ice cold water for free. It was nice to see the rural area around, there was even a marriage on that day. On the way back we got heavy rain but luckily the tuk tuk is well equipped with a "tuk tuk coat" in case of rain. I highly recommend this tour to all people who want to have a different Angkor experience.

Tuk-tuk driver Veansa speaks English and listens carefully to your requests. We were able to sightsee with peace of mind.