Siem Reap

We had asked for a 8AM pick up. There was some issue with it as a different person had picked up initially which we initially didn't understand. We met Panha & his car outside the city toward our way to Beng Mealea. Apart from this initial hiccup our tour went smoothly. With the purchased 8 hours we did Beng Mealea, Banteay Srei, Banteay Kdei, Ta Phrom, Bayon complex and the Angkor Wat. We even stopped for an excellent hour long lunch at Chita's cafe near Kdei. The first two places required long drives and Panha drove well. We had to purchase an hour more to complete the schedule and were charged $5 by the operator. Overall a very hectic but satisfying trip.

driver was flexible, I hired a guide named Han or Hen who was very informative and took great pictures

Our driver, Saray, was on time and very friendly. We stopped about 3 hours in at a rest stop with a mart, restaurant and clean restrooms. Van was comfy and had lots of room. Was way better then the bus.

Mr Tha is punctual and drive safely. We managed to reach our destination within the scheduled timing even though he accomodated our request for a few toilet breaks. He is also very friendly and do some introduction of the places when we pass by. Highly recommended.

Some of the motorcycles are old, but the young man who delivered the bike was very polite. Siem Reap's consumption and prices are indeed not cheap. Renting a motorcycle requires it to be delivered to the hotel at 8 am and returned to the hotel by 5 pm. This price and time frame are considered high consumption in Southeast Asia. However, riding a motorcycle or bicycle around the city allows you to experience local life more.

the pick up was delayed.but after contacting them, they immediately came. the place and service is amazing. the massage was too good. the whole place was neat and clean. the staffs are very polite and nice.

1. Location: Located near the Old French Quarter, it's relatively quiet! 2. Facilities & Environment: The overall ambiance is very elegant, but the only downside was that the room where I received my massage didn't have a toilet, only shower facilities (if you need to use the restroom mid-massage, you have to leave the room). 3. Massage Experience: While not as strong as a Thai massage or as comfortable as a Balinese massage, it was decent overall and I still felt relaxed (personally, I think their facial treatments are more worth experiencing!). In conclusion, it's actually a place I would consider revisiting.

They test the pressure with you first before starting the massage. It's easy because everything is okay in Japanese. You can, of course, take a shower, and there's a place to dry your hair with a hairdryer, which was comfortable. The price is a little high though~.

This is my first time in Cambodia, and I didn't expect that besides Angkor Wat, there would be such a fun activity like a cooking class! 😍 The store arranges for a tuk-tuk to pick us up from the hotel, and we visit the market together to learn about the local ingredients, and then we go to the store to visit their vegetable garden. Thank you, Kong, for your detailed explanation, humor, and friendliness! 👍 I learned a lot while chatting with him while strolling through the market. Next is the Khmer cooking session, where each person can choose to make four dishes, divided into appetizers, main courses, vegetarian dishes, and desserts. Sorya carefully noted everyone's dishes and patiently taught us each dish, what ingredients to use, how much seasoning to add, and how long to cook. Finally, with everyone's cooperation, we completed a rich table of dishes together! 🥳 So delicious, so fun, so fulfilling, and so satisfying! The staff's English is excellent, communication is stress-free, and they can also say some Chinese words, which is really sincere! 🤩 I really strongly recommend friends who come to Siem Reap to experience the Khmer cooking course if they have the opportunity. It's so interesting, you can get close to the local people's lives, and it's very meaningful! 😭