3 day(s)
English
Included
€ 409.62
€ 376.85
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This three-day tour in Siem Reap offers an unforgettable experience of exploring UNESCO World Heritage sites and learning the art of Khmer cuisine with a hands-on cooking class. The first day will take you to the iconic Angkor Wat Temple, one of the largest religious monuments in the world. Afterward, explore the ancient Angkor Thom City, beginning with the grand South Gate, and continue to Bayon Temple, known for its stone faces. You’ll also visit Baphuon Temple, the Elephant Terrace, the Terrace of the Leper King, and the Royal Palace site. The day concludes with a visit to the mysterious Ta Prohm Temple, famed for its intertwining tree roots, as seen in Tomb Raider.
On the second day, the adventure continues with a visit to the stunning Banteay Srei Temple, known for its detailed carvings and red sandstone. You'll also explore the ruins of Preah Khan, the artificial island temple of Neak Pean, the small but beautiful Ta Som Temple, and the East Mebon Temple, located in the middle of a large reservoir. The third day is dedicated to immersing yourself in local Khmer culture with a hands-on food cooking class in a village house. You’ll have the chance to choose from a selection of traditional dishes to prepare and then enjoy a delicious meal made by your own hands, providing a perfect ending to this enriching cultural journey.
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We had such a wonderful time visiting Kompong Pluk Floating Village! The whole tour was smooth and really gave us a glimpse of local life on the water. Our guide, Mr. Tear, was absolutely amazing — so funny, friendly, and truly passionate about sharing his culture. He made the trip extra special with his stories and energy! The coach was clean and comfortable, and both the driver and hotel staff were super kind and helpful. One small note — it would be nice to mention in advance that there’s a small surcharge if you want to take the boat deeper into the Kampong Phluk mangrove forest, but it’s totally worth it for the experience. Overall, it was a beautiful and memorable day — highly recommend this tour and especially Mr. Tear! 💚
We had an amazing experience on the Angkor Wat sunrise tour! Our guide, Sen, was incredibly kind and knowledgeable, making the early start at 4:30 AM much more enjoyable with his humor. He took fantastic pictures of everyone, capturing the magic of the moment beautifully. Additionally, our driver, James Bond, ensured we stayed cool and hydrated throughout the trip. The entire experience was well organized. Overall, this was a memorable start to our day at one of the world's most stunning sites!
We did the sunrise tour and it was amazing. We visited 4 temples which were all unique. Our tour guide Sen was very knowledgeable and told us the history of every one we went to, his English was great and very easy to understand. The bus driver James was so friendly and greeted us after every temple back at the bus with a huge smile and some cold water and cold cloth.
Did the sunrise tour for just $12 and it was run so well! Mr Sen was an amazing guide and he made an effort to learn everyone's names and kept it lighthearted but informative-we were given free cold water and face towels multiple times. Shout out to our driver "James Bond" - thank you, both!
This tour was one of the highlights of my trip! What I really loved is that the company supports the local community — helping with education and providing income for families. It made the experience feel meaningful, not just fun. Our guides, Meng and Sna, were fantastic. Friendly, patient, and clear when showing us how to handle the quad bikes. I felt safe and confident the whole way, especially with the safety bike riding along to look after the group. The small group size also made it feel more personal and relaxed. The ride itself was unforgettable. We passed through villages where families live in traditional wooden houses and boat houses, giving us a glimpse into everyday life. Eventually, we arrived at the rice paddy fields with views of the Poeng Ta Kho where Tonle Sap sits on the horizon. Since it was rainy season, the fields were flooded with no planting, but it was still so beautiful in its own way. It was a unique mix of adventure, culture, and scenery. My only regret is that one hour was too short; I could have stayed out there much longer! This is absolutely a must-try experience.
