T.S Travel & Tour

Day 1: Bike the Angkor Temple tour( Please note: This is the Join-in tour, Group size 1 to 10 pax)  

Full day bike tour in Siem Reap, Cambodia
Cycle quiet back trails, explore breathtaking temples in the stunning and friendly Cambodian countryside. This bike tour runs in Siem Reap. 

Escape the crowds, the busy roads and the well-worn tourist trail at Angkor. Cycle the small tracks and minor roads to see a different side of the Angkor Temples. This is a guided bike tour of the most intriguing of the major temples. We visit Tha Prom, The Elephant Terrace and the Bayon as well as a couple of less visited ones along the way. We finish with a ride on small trails through the villages and back to town. This is a truly enjoyable ride on a good bike with a friendly Cambodian cycling guide.

If you can ride a bike, then you will love this bike tour. The distance is approximately 30 km on mainly flat tracks and small roads. We will stop often for photos, temple exploration on foot and refreshments. 

Please note: Cambodian day tours will not operate April 14th, 15th & 16th due to Khmer New Year celebrations. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Gather at the Grasshopper Shop 
Meet at The Grasshopper Shop at 7:30 am, just over the river from the old market. Bring camera, sunglasses, sunscreen and comfortable cycling clothes. You will start with a ride out towards the main temple area on a small road following the river.  

Cycle the Angkor Temples 
The first temple we visit is the amazing Angkor Wat. We then cycle the main circuit road and just as we enter Angkor Thom, we leave the road and spend the rest of the day on charming, quiet trails through these majestic structures. We visit The Bayon, famous for its serene faces and The Elephant Terrace while our lunch is prepared. After lunch we visit Tha Prom, known commonly as the jungle temple, with tree roots attempting to reclaim the ruins. From here we ride a red dirt road and then some great small tracks back to town. You can expect to return to town around 4:30 pm. 

Please note: Appropriate dress (knees and shoulders fully covered) is compulsory for entry into certain sections of Angkor Wat, and should also be observed throughout all temple areas for reasons of cultural sensitivity.

1- Tour Summary

-Hidden Forest Tracks                

-Angkor Park

-The ruin of Ta Prohm

2-What included and excluded in the tour price

*Include

-English speaking tour guide / pick up and drop off

-Meal(Lunch) water and snacks

- Bike helmet

*Exclude

-Travel Insurance

-Angkor Pass

Day 2: Kompung Pluk Tour & Cooking Clsss( Please note: This is the Join-in tour, Group size 2 to 17 pax)

We leave Siem Reap at 8:30 am and travel south/east through small beautiful rural villages and rice fields towards the great lake. Depending on the time of year and the current water levels we go as far as we can by road where our boats will be waiting for you. We travel the rest of the way by boat down the Kompong Phluk river and into the main village.

The village is home to approx 3000 predominately Khmer fishing people, where, depending on the time of year, we will either sail on through the main street of the village (when the water is high the roads become a river) or walk along it in the low water level season. Whichever way it's a great opportunity to see how the rural fishing villages work/live and go about their daily tasks. There are a few schools, large Buddha pagoda and many stilted homes towering some 9 meters high to adapt to the changing water levels. It is a lovely peaceful place to visit anytime of the year, as well as seeing how a vast majority of Cambodians live as fishermen or farmers and get an insight into their way of life.

From there we transfer into our small boats and row you through the flooded forest of Kompong Phluk (or if the water levels are low we walk through the treetop canopy walkway). The name of Kompong Phluk means “Harbor of the tusks”. We then proceed onto the great lake itself and see the small floating village which moves in and out depending on the water levels, as the community works around the seasonal variance of the great lake as the actual level of the lake can vary by up to 10 meters.

All our boats are licensed and captained by experienced drivers and all include life jackets. We also have back up boats as with all our tours the Kompong Phluk special half day includes everything with no more to pay. We only have limited numbers and specialize in taking smaller groups so booking is recommended at least the day before. Booking can be done via the travel agents in Siem Reap.  

Noted: For Kompong Pluk tour we'll pick you up between 7:40am to 8:30am and tour will be finish around 1pm. Then that is your relax time. But we will pick you up again for cooking class at 3:00pm.

About :

Chompey Cooking Class

Learn to make authentic, restaurant quality Khmer food. A unique and unforgettable experience for those who want to do more than just see the sights. Champey Cooking Class shows visitors to Cambodia how to prepare traditional and delicious Khmer dishes under the guidance of a professional Chef. Be guided around the local market, see the action and learn about the produce. Our clean, professional standard class is centrally located (approx. 150m from the Old Market) in a traditional style Cambodian house with beautiful gardens for dining in once your meal is made.

1- Tour Summary

-Countryside view along the way to Kompong phluk

-Floating village

-Flooded forest ( available during flooded season only September till February)

-Stilted home

-Daily life style of local people ( fishing and agricultures)

-Cooking class

2-What included and excluded in the tour price

*Include

-English speaking tour guide / pick up and drop off

-Boat and entrance fee

- Dinner at cooking class

*Exclude

-Travel Insurance

-Meal(Lunch)

Day 3: Kulen Mountain Tour( Please note: This is the Join-in tour, Group size 2 to 17 pax)  

Sua s'dei! Welcome to Siem Reap,Cambodia.

Travel to Cambodia and encounter the cultural and architectural riches of this ancient land. Seim reap small but expanding town of Siem Reap is the gateway to Angkor. This is the most popular destination for travellers in all of Cambodia, perhaps even in South-East Asia.

Kulen Mountain is Located 50km from Siem Reap town, it is considerd a Holy Mountain in Cambodia & of special religious significance to Hindu and Buddhists

Phnom Kulen is a popular place of pilgrimage on weekends and during festivals. It played a significant role in the history of the Khmer empire, as it was from here in AD 802 that Jayavarman II proclaimed himself a devaraja (god-king), giving birth to the Cambodian kingdom. Attractions include a giant reclining Buddha a large statue of Buddha. It was built in the 16th century and is eight metres high. Preah Ang Thom is the sacred and worshipping god for Ku Len Mountain, hundreds of lingas, The Linga is along the river and has a lot of figures of Yoni and Linga spreading out in the riverbed, an impressive waterfall, Tropical forest and some remote temples.
Explore the vast plateau of Phnom Kulen led by an expert guide. Phnom Kulen is a serene spot overlooking the plain of Angkor. A beautiful and a sacred place, Phnom Kulen is adorned with 28 ancient temples, and a network of criss-crossing rivers.

1- Tour Summary

- Reclining Buddha

- River of 1000 Lingas  

- Tropical forest

- Waterfall

.2-What included and excluded in the tour price

*Include

-English speaking tour guide / pick up and drop off

-Kulen mountain entrance fee

*Exclude

-Travel Insurance

-Meal(Lunch)