Guest Reviews

It was by and large a comfortable journey. But the biggest negative point was that the car seats were non-reclining and, therefore, uncomfortable. Didn't expect this of a Lexus! The driver (if I remember his name correctly was Long), was the most careful driver, took no risks, and was the most courteous and polite person. I'd rate him 5-star, while the journey a 3-star because of the car seats.

Driver was on time for our pick up and kept us informed of progress ensuring we had regular comfort breaks.

informative tour with friendly tour guide (Mr Nak) who helped my family take beautiful group pictures of us with the different temples we visited.

We had an amazing guide in Siphat who really brought the story to life by sharing his personal experiences. It was an honour to spend some time with him and he went out of his way to be helpful. The luxury taxi was also very comfortable and well driven - However the was a very expensive tour $200 for 4 people and we still had to pay entrance to all the museums. Somebody is making a lot of money out of this trip snd I don’t think it is the guide or the driver .

アライバルビザ取るので空港から出るの時間かかるかもというメッセージへの返信はなかったけど、出るとネームプレート持ったドライバーさんがお出迎え。 言わなくても待っててくれそう。たまたまなのか自分一人でゆったりできたしそのままホテルまで送ってもらえてよかったです。

My trip was overall great.My guide was Mr. SIEKKONG & driver was Mr. Borey. For my experience, I’ll point out the cons and pros. Cons- When seeing the 1000 Lingas, it wasn’t as exciting to see because it could be difficult to see in the water and really could just take a picture. Pros- My guide and driver were both excellent on taking care of me and had time to explore on my own time. The Kulen Waterfall was by far the best place to go because there was different levels of waterfalls and the biggest one, you could swim around and enjoy the view. The reclining Buddha was nice to see up close in the mountains and enjoy the view as well. For the future, possibly change the 1000 Lingas to something else but as for the waterfall and reclining Buddha, definitely keep those in the tour.

Jose was a great guide. He took 11 of us to a local wet market where we sampled all kinds of freshly made local goodies. We also saw a village on stilts, but the highlight was the mangroves. Jose was kind and enthusiastic, had a lot of info and took great care of us. Go with him! Thanks!

We stopped enroute at our guides home village which seemed more of a market with a few homes as the market was huge! A proper assault on the senses - sights, sounds & smells - stuffed frogs anyone?! What I liked was there was no pushing you to buy stuff, although having our tour guide being well known by almost everyone I think helped a lot! This is a tour definitely well worth doing - although not flooded due to it being dry season the walk through gave a completely different perspective to life in this village and I'm glad we did it in low season as it wasn't crowded and the villagers were just getting on with their daily lives. It was hot & dusty and I can understand why the houses are built on stilts to make the most of the breeze when there is no water. The villagers were very friendly & happy for photos to be taken (just ask first!) I do want to return to see it when it is flooded though...

We stopped enroute at our guides home village which seemed more of a market with a few homes as the market was huge! A proper assault on the senses - sights, sounds & smells - stuffed frogs anyone?! What I liked was there was no pushing you to buy stuff, although having our tour guide being well known by almost everyone I think helped a lot! This is a tour definitely well worth doing - although not flooded due to it being dry season the walk through gave a completely different perspective to life in this village and I'm glad we did it in low season as it wasn't crowded and the villagers were just getting on with their daily lives. It was hot & dusty and I can understand why the houses are built on stilts to make the most of the breeze when there is no water. The villagers were very friendly & happy for photos to be taken (just ask first!) I do want to return to see it when it is flooded though...