• West Baray - West Baray is among the largest artificial reservoirs from the Angkorian era, situated just west of Angkor Thom near Siem Reap, Cambodia. Built in the 11th century, it measures approximately 8 kilometers in length and 2 kilometers in width. This remarkable feat of hydraulic engineering was intended to gather and store water for irrigation, aiding agriculture across the region, especially during the dry season. Today, West Baray stands as a notable landmark, providing a tranquil and picturesque escape. Its clear waters are encircled by lush greenery, with the small island temple, West Mebon, at its center. Although initially constructed for agricultural use, it now serves as both a historical site and a recreational area, where visitors can enjoy boat rides, picnics, and peaceful moments by the water.
• Artisans Angkor - Angkor Silk Farm offers visitors an exceptional insight into the traditional Cambodian silk-making process. This operational farm is committed to preserving ancient silk weaving techniques while providing local artisans with sustainable employment opportunities. Covering acres of mulberry plantations, the farm nurtures silkworms from larvae to cocoon, guiding visitors through each detailed step of silk production—from harvesting mulberry leaves and cultivating silkworms to the delicate process of extracting silk threads and weaving them into stunning fabrics. Artisans use hand-operated looms to create exquisite silk garments, scarves, and accessories, featuring patterns that reflect Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage. Travelers can purchase high-quality handmade silk products directly from the source. It’s a perfect blend of tradition, craftsmanship, and cultural preservation.
• វត្តខ្នាតរង្សី - Wat Knat Rongsey is a tranquil and culturally important Buddhist temple located in Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia (coordinates CQ98+9MF). Nestled amidst the serenity of nature, the temple offers a peaceful retreat for both locals and visitors seeking spiritual reflection and a deeper connection to Cambodia’s religious traditions. The temple complex showcases traditional Khmer architecture, with ornate stupas, intricate carvings, and vividly painted murals depicting Buddhist teachings and stories. The grounds are often lively with monks and devotees participating in daily prayers, meditation, and offerings. Wat Knat Rongsey serves as a spiritual center for the local community, hosting religious ceremonies, festivals, and events throughout the year. Its serene, picturesque setting makes it an ideal spot for visitors to experience Cambodia’s spiritual heritage while enjoying the peaceful ambiance that surrounds the temple.

• Cool water and towels
• Tuk Tuk (2 persons per Tuk Tuk)
• Experienced English speaking guide
• Pick up & drop off from / at your hotel

• Accomodation
• Tipping and personal expenses
• All expenses are not mentioned as above

This tour stands out by blending natural beauty with historical marvels. At West Baray, visitors will witness one of the largest Angkorian-era reservoirs, showcasing the brilliance of Khmer engineering and its crucial role in the region’s agriculture. Meanwhile, the Artisan d’Angkor Silk Farm emphasizes Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage and artisanal craftsmanship. This half-day experience provides a deep dive into Cambodia’s past and present, creating a truly enriching cultural journey.

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