Guest Reviews

Tour was great and well worth waking up early both to see the sunrise and to escape the heat. Our tourguide Hoeuem Phyrom was very knowledgeable and showed us many good spots to take great pictures. In the end it was a bit too much focus on the pictures and less about the place itself, however the other people in our group liked it so I cant fault the tourguide for that.

We wanted to see something of the local area that wasn’t temples and this tour was perfect for that. It was fascinating to see how the villlagers adapt to the extreme rises in water levels. And Tonle Sap lake is so big! The guide was great and gave us a quick history lesson about the Khmer Rouge regime which was great. We also loved playing with the little girl who was helping her Dad run the boat!

My wife and I booked three trips through Green Era Travel. The first was the small group Angkor Wat and temples trip. Our guide did an excellent job explaining everything in great English. I really recommend this tour as you could get a bit lost in a bigger tour. Note that it gets exceptionally hot and humid and you do a lot of walking. I don’t think I drank enough water and felt a bit woozy by the end of the day. The second was the Khmer cookery course. Fortunately we were the only ones doing the course though the previous day they had 20 people. Nice trip to the market and cookery course was a lot of fun. The third trip was the half day trip to the floating village. This was very good too and watching the sunset over the lake was worth it. In all three cases it was well organised and the pick up and drop offs all on time.

We booked a 2 days Phnom Penh and 5 days Siem Reap (Angkor Wat, etc) tour and we are very happy with the service provided by Green Era Travel. We also booked airport transfer with them. We were provided with good and comfortable vehicles. The guide were friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. In Phnom Pehn, Panha was our guide and in Siem Reap, we had Sarat as our guide. A big thumbs up to both of them.

Went on an interesting tour of Kompong Phluk - a floating village on Tonle Sap Lake. Truly a place worth visiting as it is such a unique way of life and to see how the village functions on a daily basis. We didn't feel it was too much of a tourist trap - we got asked once to buy books for children but otherwise the village residents largely ignored us, which was nice. You get the opportunity to visit the village Pagoda and also to go on a paddle boat through the Mangroves. Sen was a fab tour guide, very informative and friendly. Tour lasted 0830-1400.

We had a great experience with our tour guide to Angkor Wat. He was very informative and pleasant. Knew the history of the temples, and made sure we were all safe at all times.

The tour was good ! The van was comfortable. They picked us up from the hotel Wouldn’t say is the best tour we had You get on a boat and they take you to the village. That’s about it ! When you get there there is spot where you can chose to get on a traditional vietunamese with boat with a local woman or CHILD ! The charge is 5 dolars and they will stop half way where there is spot of locals people selling bananas , sweets ( Tourist Trap Alert) Some child or women will say “buy your poor driver a bunch of bananas “ The bananas probably cost around 2 -3 dolars . We didn’t buy and the women that drove us wasn’t exactly pleased! Started saying things in her language ... possibly swearing lol , hey ho !!! I would buy for a child if I felt they needed but I saw one saying “give a dolar Sir so I can go to school “ I personally don’t support child labour and the children get motivated not to go to school if you give them money. The kids take the bananas back to the seller anyway as I saw later that day ! Last about 15 mins for her to paddle around some trees .

It was well organized and plan. Our tour guide has answered my questions thoroughly. Our tour guide was informative and cleary very interested the history of Angor time. Best part was Angkor Thom. The time went by quickly. I think having more visual pictures of how Angkor was centuries ago would add to the discussion.

Our guide San was very kind and knowledgeable about the sites we visited. We were very thankful for the cold waters and clean, air conditioned van. Our driver was very good...he drove safely and was right there when we were ready for him. Our only concern was it was very busy at each site and we had a hard time getting the pictures we wanted and staying up with the group to get the historical information.