Explore 1,000 Lingams, one thousand lingams that are located on the top of the mountain, along Stung Siem Reap. The site features impressive riverbed rock carvings which include innumerable scores of yoni and lingam that sit on the bottom of a stream from which water flows year-round.

Chub Preah, which is a plain on the flank of the mountain. The cool water that flows between the rocks can refresh weary travellers before they continue their journey. Nearby is a large, rare Champa tree, 0.7 meters in diameter and 15 meters tall. The site also has a large Buddha statue and many small statues built in the 16th century.

Then, go to Preah Ang Thom or Big Buddha. It is located on the mountaintop and attracts Khmer pilgrims during religious festivals. Built in the 16th century, it features a large statue of the reclining Buddha reaching nirvana. The statue is 7.5 meters tall and 8 meters long, carved into a huge sandstone boulder. The site also offers spectacular views across the lush jungle. There are two Champa trees at the site. Preah Ang Thom is close to Chhat Ruot, a multilayered umbrella; Preah Bat Coan Tuk, footprints of Buddha; and Peung Chhat, Peung Eyso and Peung Eysey, overhanging rocks.

Terrace of the Leper King or Preah Learn Sdech Kunlung is a smooth, volcanic terrace. At the center of the terrace is a small brick temple that has been smashed to pieces. Based on the rocks they were found, scientists believe the site might have been a volcano millions of years ago.

Also, visit Phnom Kulen – Waterfall farther downstream. It is a good spot to cool off after explorations. It has two levels. The first level is 4 to 6 meters high and 10 to 15 meters wide, depending on whether it is the dry or rainy season. The second level is 15 to 20 meters high and 6 to 8 meters wide, depending on the season. Near the waterfall is a small jungle-covered laterite temple called Kraol Remeas Temple.