Siem Reap

as all the other reviews say, if you’re in siem reap, please do come and do this activity. you’ll get to make 5 and bring home 1 for free. they also sell other trinkets and knick knacks that are so well crafted and cute. our mute instructor was very patient as well with us.

Amazing experience with the great Kong! We were a group of 5 who all chose our dishes to cook and stepped through each of the 5 dishes we each made (and later ate)! We started with a tour around the local market where many of our ingredients were sort from and upon return to the kitchen space we had a tour of the garden before choosing our dishes. Under the guidance of Chou we cooked and Choy was the assistant in the kitchen area making sure we had a clean space and everything we needed. I would highly recommend this experience to anyone.

I signed up for the evening class, and since there was no one else, I was able to enjoy a one-on-one lesson on how to make Cambodian food. After experiencing the atmosphere of the market, we made three dishes in about an hour on the second floor of the restaurant. The instructor did most of the seasoning, which was a little salty, which was a bit of a shame, but overall it was fun and delicious, so I was very satisfied.

Ben (https://guide.myproguide.com/guide/profile/8da269e1-cee0-41f1-a319-e84039857ade_Yen%20_Yat%20) was an awesome tour guide for our group of 11! This was a huge family trip with 6 adults ranging in age 40 to 75 and 5 children ranging in age 2 to 10. So, three different generations in one trip! As we had so many children whose attention and energy spans were limited, patience and understanding that we had to sort of follow their energy lead was key. We chose beautiful clothes for our photo shoot, which was a short walk away from the temple grounds, and were able to fit in shoots at three different locations on the Angkor Wat temple grounds before our kids were done. Although we couldn't go past the huge pond in front of the inner temple walls (no fault of the tour, it was due to our grumpy and hungry kids lol), we had a lot of fun with Ben, who was great with our children, friendly, helpful, accommodating, and fully bilingual in English and Khmer. We highly recommend this service!

Booked this 2 day tour to fully experience the famous Angkor Wat and the nearby historical complex. I’ve been wanting to come to Angkor Wat since I was a child and now I finally have the means to visit these impressive and important sites as an adult and they really do not disappoint. Since I’m here during the green season, the weather can change in half hours, I was not able to catch the sunrise nor the sunset due to cloud😂😂But this tour (and the Angkor Pass ) are absolutely amazing value for money considering how hard the tour guides have to work during the (all together) 17 hours we have together, especially having to keep the energy level up in the heat throughout the day. The Angkor Pass also helps contribute to the maintainence and restoration of the sites which is so important for future tourists to be able to also experience the marvel of Angkor Wat. I absolutely loved my time here in Cambodia thanks to the amazing tour guides we’ve had and the experience they’ve curated for us

The best tour to take if it's your first time visiting this lovely country. Our tour guide Mr Sa was amazing! very friendly, takes the time to explain and answer all questions and he is really great in taking good photos! The driver Mr Sothea is exceptional! thank you for making my first time experience to Siem Reap a memorable one!

The driver's English wasn't great, just basic communication, but everything went smoothly. I saw everything I wanted to see, and visited almost all the places in Angkor Wat I wanted to, even Beng Mealea, which I hadn't originally planned on. We also made detours to several other places I wanted to go. Overall, I felt it was a worthwhile experience.

They send you a text a day before the tour. Pick up from the hotel was smooth. Guide was really nice and she recommended good photo spots and less crowded spots to view the sunrise, even took really nice photos for us and she of course explained to us the history of the place well with good english. Driver was good too, gave us cold water to drink after every temple visit as it was very hot after the sunrise. It can be a bit tiring as there’s a lot to see in the area and because the temple is old, there’s a lot of steep stairs and uneven ground to walk on, so do take note and communicate with your guide where you’d like to go. We were dropped for a breakfast place in the Angkor Wat area before continuing on to the other temples and they dropped us off at a requested location in the city.

most seamless experience. They dropped the keys at the hotel, bike was good and came with 2 helmets, took the keys back from the hotel. The only issue is, there was no way to communicate directly.