Top Siem Reap Unique Experiences

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 ),

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.

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.

See some of the world’s least likely heroes, Cambodia’s 'Hero Rats', on this full-day air-conditioned museum and countryside tour. Guided by your English-speaking driver, visit Siem Reap’s lesser-known Khmer Rouge killing fields and examine the conflict at Apopo visitor center - where you’ll meet some of those working to make the land safer.

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.

Combine Cambodian cuisine and history with this countryside cooking experience, set in the ruins of an historic temple. Discover how Cambodian cooks use local herbs to create a unique flavor and pick some to try in your dish. Under your guide's watchful eye, prepare a three course meal and a cocktail or herbal tea. Return home knowing how to cook like they do in Cambodia.

We got professional tour guide with safety tuk tuk driver to bring you guys around Angkor temples and beyond.

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.

Just spend a few hours to exploring some of the non profit organisations and social enterprises that are working to make Cambodia a better place.

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.

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.

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.

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.