We design this impressive half-day tour of local ways of life discovery, connect with locals, visit local community as well as enjoy your day out of non-touristy place. Before we start to visit the countryside you will have a great chance to visit It has a unique collection of these war machines have even seen action during World War II. Among the collection there are also many sorts of landmines and rare photographs from the defined period of time in Cambodia. Then get in our stylish jeep with our local tour guide and travel out of the city to see the authentic local daily lives while breathing in fresh air from the countryside. Be ready to immerse in Cambodian culture and living style in the rural villages. This tour will take you on a scenic drive passing through the picturesque and friendly Cambodian countryside in the outskirts of Siem Reap. We will also see how the Cambodian families make Khmer Noodle and Bamboo rice cake, weave basket and local handicraft before back to hotel.

To Visit the unforgettable War Museum. Here, you can delve into Cambodia's tumultuous past, gaining insight into the country's history through a vast collection of war artifacts, tanks, and helicopters, as well as personal stories of those affected by the conflicts. Next, pay your respects at the Killing Fields, a somber reminder of the atrocities committed during the Khmer Rouge regime. Continue your exploration at Artisans Angkor, where Cambodian culture comes alive in each handcrafted product. Artisans Angkor has played a vital role in revitalizing traditional craft industries, providing training and job security for nearly a thousand artisans. Visitors can witness the meticulous craftsmanship and purchase unique souvenirs that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Cambodia. Finally, visit Psah Chas, or the Old Market. Located in the heart of Siem Reap, this bustling market is a colorful destination frequented by both locals and tourists.

This tour will take you on a historical and cultural tour of Siem Reap town. You’ll see the Wat Thmei killing fields, the war museum, a local Buddhist temple. At 8:00am, we will leave and visit Wat Thmey killing field, displaying the skulls of Khmer rouge victims. Then, we continue to Cambodia War Museum, the collections of weaponry during Cambodia civil war. We also visit Wat Preah Prom Rath, Psar Chas and Artisan d’Angkor to see the real workshop of Khmer arts.

On this tour, we'll go to see the most popular of the floating villages on the Tonle Sap lake. We'll also go to see War Museum where you can learn about Cambodia's recent tragic history and Pol Pot genocide period

Siem Reap is the perfect location for exploring the Angkor temples, but the city itself is also home to some fascinating local attractions. On this private, guided tour of Siem Reap, spend five hours with an English-speaking guide while visiting museums and local markets to learn about life in the city.

Both blissful as revealing, this half day outing brings forward key elements of how varied, enthralling and culturally diverse Siem Reap actually is. Moving away from the Angkor magnitude that has put Cambodia on the tourism map since its earliest discoveries, this bustling town has more up its sleeve for a break away from UNESCO-protected temples, jungle-clad ruins, and historical anecdotes of what once was the centre of the world. Through Buddhism, its almost unavoidable connection with past battles, and its current drive to give the less-fortunate to shine like never before, three totally different landmarks of Siem Reap are taking centre stage, yet are unmissable when getting a total picture of Cambodia’s main tourism destination.