Breathe in on a private tour Majestic splendour, the ruins of Angkor Wat and its ancient carvings….take a private tour of Angkor Wat the jewel in the Khmer Crown and the home of the largest religious monument in the world…
A genuinely spiritual place that fills you with excitement and anticipation as soon as you arrive on your Angkor Wat guided tours…So iconic is this area and its magnificent Temple that it graces the National Flag of Cambodia and is a great source of pride to its people…
North of Siem Reap, visit the holy Kulen Mountains, also referred to as Phnom Kulen (“Mountain of the Lychees”) and CNN HERO.
Today we have a long journey west to the Beng Melea and visit Peoung Komnu that lies at the foot of the southern cliff of Phnom Kulen.
We depart to Kampong Phluk. A great glimpse of traditional river-dwelling life, Kampong Phluk is a cluster of three villages featuring stilted houses!
Pedal to several temples in the Angkor Archaeological Park on a bicycle tour that offers a different perspective on Siem Reap’s major attraction.
Immerse yourself in the history of Cambodia’s sacred temples and ancient archaeological sites. Explore every corner of this UNESCO site.
An amazing tour to Angkor Complex, while you are in Siem Reap is a must. Explore every corner of this UNESCO heritage site.
Experience an Angkor photo tour in Siem Reap where you will not only get great photos but will be left with amazing memories from your day.
Over eager agents may well tell you that there is never a wrong time to visit the area and although this is probably true you may well find that you are not able to visit or do the things you have planned. Dry months are from November to February when it is not overly hot but also can become crowded. June to October is monsoon season but showers are normally brief and so can also be a welcome break if you don’t mind mud and lots of it.
Hostels are very popular and cheap and ideal for backpackers about 5,000-40,000 KHR per night, but there are also many hotels ranging from 50,000-60,000 KHR per night and maybe more if you want a pool. Food is cheap and there are loads of choices from street stalls at 8,000-12,000 to restaurants for 20,000-29,000 KHR. Hire cars are cheap and readily available with a driver as a tour guide about 100,000 KHR
Remember to dress appropriately especially in temples where your attire or lack of could offend. Take comfortable shoes preferably waterproof if travelling during monsoon season. Traffic rules exist but are rarely adhered to so be extra careful especially when crossing roads. Mosquito repellant is a must and try to cover up as much as possible. Use tuk tuk or other transportation recommended by your hotel and bring US$ currency
Between January and March, it is the rainy season and is the best time to visit for discounts in accommodation and as the weather is more suitable for sightseeing. Between April and October, the temperature rises to 40 degrees and the rain has begun to taper off. High season is classed as November to February with cooler windy weather and average temps in the 30s
Over eager agents may well tell you that there is never a wrong time to visit the area and although this is probably true you may well find that you are not able to visit or do the things you have planned. Dry months are from November to February when it is not overly hot but also can become crowded. June to October is monsoon season but showers are normally brief and so can also be a welcome break if you don’t mind mud and lots of it.
Hostels are very popular and cheap and ideal for backpackers about 5,000-40,000 KHR per night, but there are also many hotels ranging from 50,000-60,000 KHR per night and maybe more if you want a pool. Food is cheap and there are loads of choices from street stalls at 8,000-12,000 to restaurants for 20,000-29,000 KHR. Hire cars are cheap and readily available with a driver as a tour guide about 100,000 KHR
Remember to dress appropriately especially in temples where your attire or lack of could offend. Take comfortable shoes preferably waterproof if travelling during monsoon season. Traffic rules exist but are rarely adhered to so be extra careful especially when crossing roads. Mosquito repellant is a must and try to cover up as much as possible. Use tuk tuk or other transportation recommended by your hotel and bring US$ currency
Between January and March, it is the rainy season and is the best time to visit for discounts in accommodation and as the weather is more suitable for sightseeing. Between April and October, the temperature rises to 40 degrees and the rain has begun to taper off. High season is classed as November to February with cooler windy weather and average temps in the 30s
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