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Cambodia is known for its fascinating cuisines and colorful dishes, a trip to Siem Reap wouldn’t be complete without at least having the chance to try their delicious food. On this special activity, you won’t only get to try authentic Khmer food but you’ll also learn how to cook their dishes! Experience walking around the local market to find fresh ingredients for the dishes before making your way to a local’s house for the private cooking class.

Learn how to prepare traditional and delicious Khmer dishes under the guidance of the chef. Our chef will take you to the market and will explain everything about Cambodian vegetables, herbs, spices and other ingredients and he will teach you the art of Khmer Cuisine.

Learn to make your own cocktails with sombai-infused Cambodian liqueur in a class taught by a professional bartender. Try out three recipes, then visit a village workshop where you’ll taste more tantalizing flavors made with tropical fruit and paired with local snacks. Learn the story behind the liqueurs as you relax in a comfortable lounge, getting familiar with the tastes of Cambodia.

We know that your holiday experience is expensive, so we are trying to giving you the best sense as possible on this activities which combination between food history, local taste recipe, market tour connect with the local vegetable seller, photo to recaps a memorization of your holiday in Cambodia and a friendly training course.

Chef Seav is extremely passionate about Cambodian food and is excited to share his love for the cuisine with travelers. Seav pursued this passion by studying culinary arts at a French training school and graduated as a chef in 2009. This unique experience with Chef Seav takes place at his restaurant in a lodge. The lodge is tucked away in a local village and is surrounded by a beautiful, natural garden. Get ready to learn to make a 3-course Cambodian meal, while Chef Seav describes to you the herbs, vegetables and other ingredients used in Cambodian cooking.

Drive to local villages outside of Siem Reap City Center. Enjoy our ox-cart ride through the rice paddies and walk through the Krobei Riel Village to one of the Khmers House for our superb cooking class, dinner sunset viewed with cold drinks from an authentic Khmer traditional cottage, or a table setting next to quiet rice paddies.

Escape the crowds on this full-day tour from Siem Reap and immerse yourself in traditional Cambodian life. Visit a rural village in the heart of the Siem Reap countryside, hop aboard for an ox cart tour of the village, and meet the local children as you visit the village school. After purchasing ingredients at the village market, learn all about Cambodian cuisine during a cooking class and tuck into a delicious homemade lunch.

Cambodia is known for its fascinating cuisines and colorful dishes, a trip to Siem Reap wouldn’t be complete without at least having the chance to try their delicious food. On this special activity, you won’t only get to try authentic Khmer food but you’ll also learn how to cook their dishes! Experience walking around the local market to find fresh ingredients for the dishes before making your way to a local’s house for the private cooking class.

This Siem Reap cooking class offers an authentic way to experience Cambodian culture in a welcoming local home. Start with a guided visit to the bustling local market to discover seasonal ingredients and daily Khmer life before returning to your host's home for a hands-on cooking class. Learn to cook Cambodian dishes, including the iconic fish amok, while hearing stories about local food and culinary traditions. This immersive cultural experience in Siem Reap combines a market tour, home cooking class, and homemade Khmer meal.

While I am young I confused that Amok original recipe belong to Thailand this confused me about 20 year, after coming in to the food class I am realized that it is 100% belong to Cambodia and it is a sign of our culture. So I am delighted to choose this menu for my class to spread out this secret of recipe. Thai Amok and Khmer Amok is a bit similar but Cambodia have its own taste signature. We are experiences this group cooking class since 2016 and we believed that we can make you enjoyed and memorable.

Visit a countryside village in Siem Reap on this guided day trip with hotel transfer via tuk tuk. Visit a food market, do a cooking lesson with a local, then sit down to taste your creation.

Discover the wonders of Cambodia with personalized tours led by expert French-and English speaking guides. From the majestic temples of Angkor Wat to the vibrant markets of Phnom Penh, every journey is tailored to your interests. Enjoy comfortable transport, insightful commentary, and a local's perspective on cultural treasures. Engage in immersive experiences and create unforgettable memories as you explore the rich history and beauty of Cambodia. - Tailored itineraries for every traveler, from short visits to 19-day adventures - Expert French-speaking guides with deep knowledge of Cambodian history - Comfortable air-conditioned transport for an enjoyable travel experience - Flexible schedules catering to your preferences with local insights

Learn the secrets of authentic Cambodian cuisine with local chefs in this half-day cooking class departing from Siem Reap.

While I am young I confused that Amok original recipe belong to Thailand this confused me about 20 year, after coming in to the food class I am realized that it is 100% belong to Cambodia and it is a sign of our culture. So I am delighted to choose this menu for my class to spread out this secret of recipe. Thai Amok and Khmer Amok is a bit similar but Cambodia have its own taste signature. In 2016 I am using this Menu for my hotel cocking class but after I leave the hotel I decided to make my own activities . This will bring my guest a different feel as I making this activities outside using the local farm for a vegetable and only buy some ingredient from the local market which we bring guest together in the morning

Cambodia is known for its fascinating cuisines and colorful dishes, a trip to Siem Reap wouldn’t be complete without at least having the chance to try their delicious food. On this special activity, you won’t only get to try authentic Khmer food but you’ll also learn how to cook their dishes! Experience walking around the local market to find fresh ingredients for the dishes before making your way to a local’s house for the private cooking class.

This activity offers an immersion in a Cambodian artisan chocolate factory, with a guided tour of the production scenes. Visitors discover the entire chocolate-making process, from beans to bars, using cocoa and local ingredients. The experience emphasizes the understanding of craftsmanship and the local production context, in a real working environment. This is an observation visit within an active chocolate factory, allowing to follow the different stages of chocolate making. The activity is educational, accessible to all.

Get a real taste of Cambodia as you sample Siem Reap specialty sombai. Learn how the local liqueur is made by on a small-group tour of a Sombai workshop, and see the infusion room where fruits and spices are used for flavor. Finally, sample the famous liqueur, tasting a variety of different flavors from sweet to spicy, and perhaps purchase some as a unique souvenir.

Exploring the UNESCO-listed Angkor Temples is a must for visitors to Siem Reap, and this small-group tour offers a more personalized and less crowded experience. Visit at least three of the must-see temples—Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Ta Prohm—and let your guide point out architectural details you might otherwise miss. Gain insight into the fascinating history of the Khmer Empire and seek out the best viewpoints.

Uncover the UNESCO-listed wonders of Angkor on a private full-day tour from Siem Reap. Marvel at the world-famous temple of Angkor Wat and uncover the fascinating history of the Khmer Empire on a tour of the vast ruins. Then, set out to explore the majestic temples of Bayon and Banteay Kde, stroll through the eerily overgrown temple of Ta Prohm and take in the views from the Terrace of the Leper King and the Terrace of the Elephants.