Guest Reviews

This tour of Ankor Wat was led by San. It was a most enjoyable day and this was largely due to the knowledge and helpfulness of our guide. He explained facts about the various temples and we found him to be helpful when offering to take photos of myself and my wife when the opportunity arose. Our guide was punctual and took good care of his group. Highly recommended.

Excellent! San was very knowledgeable. He was attentive and helpful in every way. I learned so much about Cambodia’s history and culture.

Our guide Nak was awesome! Definitely worth to visit these villages! Don't bring fancy clothes as it can get really muddy!

Really glad we signed up for this tour. Choub was an excellent guide with plenty of knowledge and personality. From the pick up at our hotel in the morning to the final drop off after the tour, Choub always made sure we were comfortable and well taken care of. He has a phenomenal knowledge of the history of Cambodia and shared with us as much as he could in that time span we had with him. Channa was great driver that did not pull any dangerous stunts that we’ve seen other drivers do. Overall a great tour that’s a must for all who plan to visit and understand Angkor Wat and the surrounding temples.

Great tour! Tour guide San was very knowledgeable and helpful! The day tour covers the main complex of temples .

Floating Village drydocked, but still a great experience. We went just before the rainy season starts and the water levels start to rise (about mid July according to our guide) so the water was quite low. Very interesting stop at the local market in the town before the floating Village. I especially enjoyed seeing all the types of fish (if you've watched river monsters you would probably enjoy it as well), and from my limited knowledge, I believe it was an authentic local market. Our guide Mr. Nak was very good and did a great job of explaining all of the local ingredients and foods and translating any questions we had for the vendors. Option to try some local foods. We then went on to the floating Village, which was dry for our trip, but still great to see all of the houses on stilts and learn about life there. We also visited one of the local English classes at the school where there were more than a few children eager to practice with you. The young girl I spoke to was absolutely adorable and very keen to speak with us. Great experience, but before we got to the school there were a few people trying to sell us books and pencils to give to the kids at the school at what I felt were very inflated prices. It's not that the kids don't need these supplies, but we decided to give a donation to the school directly when we visited. After exploring the town a bit more we went down to the river and hoped on the boat to take a quick trip up the river and onto Tonle Sap lake. We enjoyed the boat ride and stopped at a floating restaurant to have a drink and relax looking out at the lake. Nice place for a beer. Drink prices not bad. Before the boat trip and when we were about to get back on the boat we were encouraged to tip the boat driver. It is still up to you, but we were told even $1 would help. It didn't have to be much. The drive back is when we stopped for lunch at a nice restaurant. Overall, I would recommend the tour during the dry season or the rainy season. In fact we would do the same tour again if we we're back during the rainy season just to see the changes to the village and for the slightly different experience.

Our trip to the Tonle Sap lake was very good. We took a boat ride in the lake and stopped for a while at a floating restaurant which had an amazing view. Our guide Mr.Nak guided us very well and showed us all the important spots! Overall it was a wonderful trip.

Nak was a great tour guide! Good english and lots of info. Got to see a lot of authentic Cambodia, the good and the bad. I appreciated the opportunity to get out of Siem Reap and especially get to the floating restaurant. Very informative and relaxing trip!

Appreciated the tour because of our guide, Mr. Phearom. He guided and informed us well about the temples and the country as well.