Visita guiada en Vespa de migdia pel camp de Siem Reap

Ravy was an absolutely amazing guide! This was one of the highlights of my trip to Cambodia. At the local market, he explained the ingredients in detail, how they're used in cooking, and how locals make a living. Throughout the tour, he shared fascinating insights into Cambodian culture, history, and countryside life. The scenery was breathtaking, with endless rice fields and beautiful countryside views. What made this experience truly special was Ravy's passion for sharing his culture. He taught us Khmer words, helped us communicate with locals, translated our questions, and even arranged a blessing from a monk at the temple. He was thoughtful, flexible, and incredibly knowledgeable. Thanks to him, we had so many unique experiences and gained a deeper understanding of Cambodia. I couldn't recommend this tour enough! If you're visiting Siem Reap, a trip to the countryside is absolutely worth it. Thank you, Ravy, for an unforgettable experience! 10/10!

There was some initial confusion about the tour. But the company and guide quickly sorted it out. The ride through the countryside was very good. I wish the rides could be longer. The longest ride was only 15 minutes. Some only 5 minutes before next stop. The culture experience with the local family businesses is the heart of this tour. I can see some from western countries may not like the sanitary conditions of some of the locations, but they are part of the experience. Overall highly recommend if you really want to experience the local culture.

it's a different experience where you get to see the local life. Go see what is on offer at the local market at Phum Pheat Market. my guide was Sath and he is great. always willing to share what he knows about everything. go to a monastery and you will also find a small sanctuary for animal. lots of peacocks. the rice noodle we did not get to see as he has no business for fhe day however Sath was there to explain the process. I love the rice wine making process and the host was very kind too. loves his pigs which are so cute. we get to try the bamboo sticky rice but did not see the process as they are already done for the day. the highlight for me was to be able to try eating fried insect. I was psychologically not ready but did tried one and I am surprised it was good and took another one down my throat. the last was the basket making, I just bought something small to give a little support to the single mum who lost her husband during covid.

Our Vespa trip with Wandi was exceptional. He came and picked up the four of us at our hotel promptly at 8am and took us on our trip to the countryside. He had a packed itinerary and kept us entertained the whole morning with his knowledge and activities. I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a more off the beaten path type of trip and away from tourists.

This was the best activity I've done in Siem Reap where you get to experience first hand life in the country side from where they get their fresh produce, where they unwind and relax at the large reservoir and an enlightening visit to a monastery where we can see monks go about their daily routines. The tour was made even better with our guide Seyha and our Vespa drivers Sopheak and Phoe who gave us information as we rode on the back of their Vespas! A visit to a local craftsperson and rice wine maker topped off the whole trip. Definitely an activity that's fun for friends and family!

Very great experience!! We had Ravy and Oudom as our guides and they were so friendly and informative, bringing us to the different countryside activities (eg. local markets, basket weaving, rice noodles making, rice wine making). it was so eye opening and extremely fun heading on the vespa from point to point. ravy and oudom were also very helpful and looked out for us throughout the entire tour. thanks so much! highly recommend!

A brilliant what to spend our final day in Siem Reap! Phearon and Chantrea were absolutely fabulous, looking after my young daughter and me with care and good humor. We were able to see so many processes done by hand: rice noodles, rice wine, baskets and rattan goods. Phearon’s beautiful English meant that we were able access so many stories about the people and the local area. Akun charan!