Top Siem Reap Unique Experiences

Gain hands on experience in the art of Cambodian cuisine during a 3-hour cooking lesson with a local chef. In the morning or afternoon, travel round-trip by tuk-tuk from your hotel to a rural village outside Siem Reap. You’ll take part in an interactive workshop with a small group of food lovers and enjoy your 3-course meal afterward.

Sample traditional Khmer cuisine and get hands-on in the kitchen with this 4-hour, expert-led Cambodian cooking class from Siem Reap. With numbers limited to 12, enjoy an authentic small-group experience, as you travel out to a typical rural village. Learn how to pick fresh herbs, prepare dishes like mango salad and fish amok, and add a finishing flair to your presentation. Finally, toast your hard work with a cocktail and sit down to taste your creations.

Marvel over the mighty monuments of UNESCO-listed Angkor on this half-day tour from Siem Reap. Travel like a local as you hop aboard a traditional tuk-tuk and zip around the vast temple complex. Jump off along the way to snap photos of the world-famous Angkor Wat, roam the evocative ruins of Angkor Thom and marvel at the sacred sculptures of the Terrace of the Elephants. This private tour includes hotel pick-up.

About 75 miles (120km) from Siem Reap, in the jungle of northern Cambodia, lie the ruins of Koh Ker temple - built in the 10th-century by Jayavarman IV. High atop a 1700-foot (525m) Dângrêk Mountain cliff, in the Preah Vihear province, sits Preah Vihear Temple - an ancient Hindu construct built during the period of the Khmer Empire. Explore both and give something back, on this full-day guided-tour.

Throughout Cambodia, Siem Reap is renowned for its nightlife. Enhance your experience of Siem Reap in the evening with a package that includes a traditional Apsara show, dinner, and a tour of Pub Street. Ideal for first-time visitors, this tour combines local culture with cuisine and provides a glimpse into old and new Cambodia. Plus, you’ll be transported between venues by tuk-tuk for a more intimate glance at the area.

Angkor wat shared tour did provide a private tour with tuk tuk shared ,which for a part of backpacker and a solo traveler,who want to spend the money on their budget of their travelling ,  according to the required from the backpack people who run out their budget , they might spend their trip  with an other people who going to join them in their tour ,  ; we are  going to collected you guy from your hotel /hostel .1 hour before the tour started our tours is daily every day , the maximum tuk tuk can be feed 4 persons , first we going to visit angkor wat after angkor thom (bayon.baphuon phimeanakas terrace leper king terrace of elephant ....etr ) ta prohm (tomb raider )lunchtime you can crape before or after ,and  banteay kdei temple at the last we going to bring you guy to see the sun set on the hill (phnom bakheng ),

Get out of Siem Reap to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Preah Vihear temple with this full-day private tour. You’ll head out into the Cambodian countryside, passing through traditional farming villages as you go. You'll also get the chance to visit the town of Anlong Veng, the last bastion of the Khmer Rouge.

Cambodia is an amazing country to cycle across. From the chaos of the Phnom Penh to the calm of the countryside, Cambodia is easy to fall in love with. The days are long, the country is hot and the people are super friendly. From the constant and random “HELLO!!” from the children on the side of the road, to the Community Development programs set up by the truly selfless and unsung heroes of this world. Travelling Cambodia by bike is an incredible adventure! We cycle from Siem Reap and finish in either Phnom Penh (seven days) or Kampot (eleven days). If you have the time, you can join us all the way to Saigon in Vietnam! (sixteen days). The pace of all our tours is relaxed and casual. There’s always time to stop for a photo and we rarely cycle more than 2 days in a row. When the journey is just as good as the destination, there’s no need to rush!

Get on a bicycle, off the beaten track and explore the contrast in countries between Cambodia and Vietnam. With adventures beginning in Siem Reap and finishing in Saigon, Vietnam, you can truly explore and uncover the mysteries of these two incredible countries. Social Cycles will take you on a journey to interact and connect with local grassroot Non Government Organisations (NGOs) and the beneficiaries of a funded project of your choosing. Research what really happens on the ground and out in the villages with Social Cycles in a holiday that carefully balances ethical research and local impact with cycling and site seeing. All tours include hotel accommodation, meals, bike hire, local attractions, NGO engagements, support van, local guides and mechanics and much more.

Visit a rural Cambodian community for a cooking class led by a village chief and talented cook who uses traditional techniques and a wood-fired stove. With a local to help interpret throughout the private cooking class, you’ll have a unique chance to learn about Cambodian culture, cuisine, and daily life as you prepare a hearty lunch or dinner using fresh ingredients from the nearby market.

Experience the beauty of Siem Reap on a private tuk-tuk tour to the Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom complexes. Immerse yourself in Cambodian culture as you zip through the streets and learn about the history of Siem Reap and its temples from your driver. Enjoy complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off from Siem Reap as well as bottled water for your group of up to four people.

Be among the few people who visit these remote temples, Koh Ker and Beng Mealea, which have only recently become accessible by road. They’re still largely unrestored, so provide a fascinating contrast to the more famous Angkor Wat. This day tour is the easy way to visit these out-of-the-way temples on a day trip from Siem Reap. Escape the large tour buses and crowds, and feel like an archaeological explorer.

Get off road and navigate the rugged terrain of the hills surrounding Siem Reap on this discovery tour by quad bike. Enjoy the thrill of rolling through epic landscapes as you get an up close look at local life, stunning views and rural villages.

Enjoy a hard-to-come-by close encounter with authentic Cambodian village life as you spend the night in a homestay in the village of Banteay Srei, about 25 miles (41 kilometers) from Siem Reap. Discover Khmer culture, drink in the simple rhythms of rural life, and savor a traditional Khmer dinner and breakfast. For maximum ease, your package includes door-to-door round-trip private transfers from Siem Reap.

Need private car 4seat or van to visit Preah Vihear Temple? Booking with us  We will start the great full day private tour to Preah Vihear temple from Siem Reap. Visit a town of Anlong Veng which was served as the last head quarter of Khmer Rouge lasted till 1998. Visit a world heritage temple of Preah Vihear along the border.

Siem Reap is known for its temples but most locals still earn a living by farming or fishing. On this tour, take a short tuk-tuk ride towards the Tonlé Sap to meet some of the locals of Treak, a small farming village. With your English-speaking guide translating, enjoy a first hand account of life on the rice plains.

Rather than just eating Khmer cuisine, master the art of Cambodian cookery during a class in Siem Reap, a cultural experience that’s ideal for food lovers. Choose from a morning or afternoon start time and take a tuk-tuk to a market to get local insight into ingredients before learning to prepare dishes in an air-conditioned kitchen. During your class, you’ll receive personalized attention from a guide in a small group limited to 12 people.

The temples of Angkor represent 600 years (802-1432) of Khmer civilisation - one of Asia’s greatest Kingdoms. Depart your hotel at 8.00am by tuk-tuk (motorised trolley), and spend the whole day exploring the awesome temples of Angkor with the sunset at Pre Rup temple.

• Duration: 1.5-2 hours ( depend on group size)  • Location: along Koma road near APOPO  • You will cook 2 of them: Cricket, silk worm, or scorpion ( depend on the season)  • If you would like to add Tarantula please contact us for possibility and price 

We are an NGO which helps disadvantaged families. We invite you to discover Siem Reap and its surroundings in a unique and constructive non-profit manner.

SOK SAN HOME-STAY AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE Cultural Exchange, Village Experience & Community Service This program is designed with a series of activities which includes: I. TO LOVE, CARE AND BENEFIT II. TO VALUE AND APPRECIATE III. TO DEVELOP

Sightseeing in the heat can often be an exhausting task. Ensure you start the day with a relaxed body and mind on a temple tour that begins with yoga at sunrise. Your yoga class takes place in the garden surrounding Angkor Wat, so you’ll still enjoy views of the iconic temple before traveling between four additional temples with ease. Lunch , hotel pickup, and your Angkor Archaeological Park admission ticket are included.

Unwind and get rejuvenated in a tranquil yoga session in the middle of Siem Reap City with our Yoga Sunset package. We will take you to a relaxing soulful spot in the city where you can enjoy the sunset while having yourself cool down. Dropping by first at the famous “Old Market” to grab tons of souvenirs, art works and items only found in Cambodia. And after that 70-80 minutes of stretching tranquillity, enjoy your dinner while having witnessed Cambodia’s Apsara dance show, a dance show that was practiced in the royal palaces and dates from way back the 9th century. Enjoy that peaceful and soulful relaxing journey in the middle of city. Tour Schedule: 15:30 pm Hotel pick up 16:00 pm Old Market souvenir shopping tour 17:00 pm Preah Garden for Sunset yoga lesson 18:30 pm Depart form Preah Garden to Apsara dinner dance show 19:00 pm Apsara dinner dance show at Por Cuisine 20:30 pm Back to your original pick up location End of Service

Understanding about Khmer culture at pre- Angkorian period and learn through play method to rediscover and reintroduce Khmer ancestral pottery techniques and support the development of contemporary Khmer ceramics art. Getting involve with real experience on ceramic clay making. • Exploring the UNESCO World Heritage listed temples • Gain more insightful views of history, culture and day-to-day routine of the Cambodians. • Ceramic Workshop with local instructor