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Abhishek_J, May 2026
I had a great time doing...
I had a great time doing this trip. Sunrise Angkor Wat Tour on second day was definitely worth it. Sam, The Tour Guide has immense knowledge about Angkor Archeological Park and Siem Reap. I highly recommend this tour out and about. A total of 10 temples visited during these two days..
Fevah_D, May 2026
A popular tour for a reason.
We loved this sunrise tour, especially because we had such a great guide. Our guide, Sen, was knowledgeable and enthusiastic. It was great to be a part of his "family" for the day. Great communication, before, during and after the tour. We enjoyed his sense of humour and he took some brilliant photos too. The air-conditioning in the mini-bus was a lifesaver, as was the cold water and towelettes from the excellent driver. We also really liked the air conditioned restaurant we stopped at for coffee break. The local food was delicious and they also had sandwiches and chips for the less adventurous, as well as coffee. It was a long tour but needed to be because there is so much to see. We were happily exhausted by the end. Top tips: Definitely pre-purchase the Angkor Wat Park Pass online before going (not included), take a hand fan, watch your step and have WhatsApp on your phone. There were 15 people in our little group, a full bus, a few more than I expected, but it was not a problem, Sen looked after all of us very well, even learning all our names!
Timothy_N, May 2026
Definitely a worthwhile experience
The tour is a must-do activity while in Cambodia. My guide, Nak, had an extensive knowledge of not just the temples, their architecture and carvings, but he knew and was able to explain the history and cultural issues involved in their construction. It doesn’t get more complete than that. Also I need to mention the driver, Sim, was safe and courteous the entire day. Start early to avoid the heat. I started at 6:30 and it was still tough. About 13,000 steps for the day.
Ravi_T, May 2026
Passionate tour
## ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An Unforgettable Journey with Tom! If you are planning a visit to the floating villages in Siem Reap, do yourself a massive favor and **ask for Tom.** Our trip to the village was easily the highlight of our time in Cambodia, and that is almost entirely thanks to Tom’s incredible energy, deep knowledge, and genuine kindness. From the moment he picked us up, he made us feel less like "tourists" and more like honored guests. ### Why Tom is the Best: * **Local Insight:** Tom didn’t just give us facts and dates; he shared stories about the community’s way of life, the history of the lake, and the unique challenges and joys of living on the water. His perspective is authentic and eye-opening. * **Perfect Timing:** He knows the "sweet spots" for the best views and managed to navigate us away from the heavy crowds, making the experience feel intimate and peaceful. * **Personality Plus:** He is incredibly witty, speaks excellent English, and has a laugh that is absolutely infectious. There was never a dull moment. * **Attentive & Caring:** He was constantly checking in to make sure we were comfortable, hydrated, and getting the photos we wanted. ### The Experience The floating village itself is a must-see—a vibrant, resilient community that feels worlds away from the hustle of the city. Seeing the sunset over the water with Tom explaining the seasonal changes of the **Tonlé Sap** was a truly magical moment that we will never forget. > "Tom doesn't just show you the village; he helps you understand the heart of it." > **Don't settle for a standard boat tour—book with Tom!** You’ll leave with amazing photos, a wealth of knowledge, and a new friend in Cambodia. Thank you, Tom, for a world-class experience!
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The resort town of Siem Reap, Cambodia, is known as the gateway to the ancient temples of Angkor. The best way to see the ruins is with an expert—Siem Reap’s tours deepen your experience of the mysterious Angkor Wat, Bayon Temple, and Ta Prohm sites. When you’ve had your fill of history, discover the modern side of Siem Reap by sailing to the floating villages of Tonle Sap Lake, learning to cook Khmer dishes, and taking trips to waterfalls and the Kulen Elephant Forest.