Rajah Travel Corporation

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Learn the art of traditional Khmer cuisine from a talented local chef at Mahob Khmer cuisine restaurant/Organic farm. Our organic farm located just 3km northeastern side of the restaurant that technically supported by Agrisud International Organization which is specialist on the agriculture development. The farm specializes in heirloom varietals of seasonal fruits and vegetable such as tomatoes, cucumber, squash, spring bean, eggplant, local lettuce etc. Fresh and flavorful ingredients lovingly cultivated without the use of hormones, synthetic fertilizers, or pesticides to ensure daily supply to our kitchen. Enjoy picking your own fresh ingredient from our soil ground on your Angkor Wat journey.

Bambu Stage is Siem Reap's newest open-air theatre venue. It presents unique shows about the history, culture and modern issues that affect Cambodia. This one-of-a-kind authentic experience takes place under the stars. In just one evening you will gain an insiders knowledge about the background to Cambodia and the great temples of Angkor.

Enjoy a strikingly beautiful view of the rice fields and villages as the clear blue sky turns gold and yellow at dawn or dusk. The unforgettable and unbeatable view of the sunset across the countryside behind the villages is a must.

We will pick you up from the hotel at half an hour prior to departure time to our office, then our guide will give you a safety driving, instruction how to drive the quad bike, and will make a short training for the beginner to adobe with quad bike before departure.

Riding the road less traveled in rural villages and communities, including a visit to the rice paddy field, Water Buffalos, Cambodian Bhudism Monastery, visit one of non touristic temple which built before Angkor Wat templ in 09 Century, enjoy visiting to the local market during the tour, visit the Rolous Group temple such as Bakong Temple and Preah Koh temple and you will see how the Cambodian people make a leather carlving, then break for local fresh coconut or cool drink on the way, after a memorable break we will head back to town in a difference way.

Be prepared to be overwhelmed as today is all about Angkor. No doubt you've seen photos of the epic Angkor Wat, the largest and most important of the Angkor Temples, full of courtyards and carvings. Then there's the mysterious Bayon Temple with its giant smiling stone faces. And let's not forget the haunting beauty of Ta Phrom - left to the clutches of the jungle, bound by the roots of massive trees. But nothing can prepare you for the sheer scale and the spiritual atmosphere that you will experience when seeing these ancient monuments in real life. We will of course, visit all the above, plus many more renowned and lesser known temples. To end a perfect day, we'll climb to the upper terraces of one of the ancient temples to view the sunset.

Today we'll visit an unusual retirement home - for elephants not people! This idyllic elephant sanctuary is located about one hour out of the city in the middle of nature. After a short trek through the jungle we'll get to meet the gentle giants. Here, they are able to spend their days relaxing, playing, grazing on grass, drinking water and getting muddy. There are no elephant tricks or elephant rides, instead we will see happy elephants living undisturbed in their natural environment. We can walk alongside them, help to feed them, and basically just enjoy seeing them living a natural and stress free life. Lunch is a variety of Cambodian dishes eaten in this jungle conservation area.

Get up early in the morning and explore how the Cambodian people are making Khmer rice noodles or Nom Banh Chok.

Preah Dak village is one the most beautiful villages nearby the temples. The village is popular in the entire region for its rice noodles. Enjoy a bowl of Nom Banh Chok for your traditional breakfast before we will continue to another small village where we will observe street vendors preparing palm sugar. Palm trees are very important for Khmer people as they use most of the plant including the stem, leaves, trunk, fruits and flowers. They create a palm juice with a distinct smell and flavor that is mainly for local consumption.

Later-on we will visit Banteay Srei, which is one of the most romantic temples in Angkor. Built from pink sandstone, the walls are covered in exquisitely preserved carvings of unusual delicacy.

Ta Prohm Temple is one of the most popular attractions of Angkor as much of the jungle has not been cleared and it looks very much as most of the Angkor monuments would have appeared when European explorers first stumbled across them.

Morning and explore how the Cambodian people are making Khmer rice noodles or Nom Banh Chok.

Preah Dak village is one the most beautiful villages nearby the temples. The village is popular in the entire region for its rice noodles. Enjoy a bowl of Nom Banh Chok for your traditional breakfast before we will continue to another small village where we will observe street vendors preparing palm sugar. Palm trees are very important for Khmer people as they use most of the plant including the stem, leaves, trunk, fruits and flowers. They create a palm juice with a distinct smell and flavor that is mainly for local consumption.

Later-on we will visit Banteay Srei, which is one of the most romantic temples in Angkor. Built from pink sandstone, the walls are covered in exquisitely preserved carvings of unusual delicacy.

All you need to do today is sit back on a boat, relax and enjoy the views of Kampong Kleang, a fishing community on the edge of the Tonle Sap Lake. We'll cruise past wooden houses built on towering stilts, submerged forests and fish farms.

It's all about romance today! Phnom Kulen is one of Cambodia's most sacred sites. For us, the attraction is the spectacular rock carvings in the riverbed, under the water. There are over 1000 carvings of Yoni and Linga - yes that's correct, these are very sexy carvings!We then continue to Banteay Srei, one of the most romantic temples in Angkor. Built from pink sandstone, the walls are covered in exquisitely preserved carvings of unusual delicacy.  

Grab the reins and go! In a rural village we'll take a ride on an ox cart and can even learn how to drive it ourselves. We will really delve into Cambodian life by joining in the activities in the village. A local family will demonstrate how to prepare a delicious Khmer lunch and we can walk around the village to see the community school ran by an NGO. But this is no ordinary school. The enterprising locals have come up with an incredible way to make bricks from old plastic bottles! Over 100,000 bottles have gone into building the community school.

We need a blessing for today's adventures! In an ancient temple, we'll experience a water blessing performed by a monk. This can either be a light sprinkling of water, or a longer blessing involving much more water - it's up to you! In true Lara Croft style, let's search for treasure by tuk-tuk among the stupas and temples in the Cambodian jungle. Look for clues under the enormous smiling stone faces in the Bayon temple and among the thick tree roots that have wound themselves around the crumbling walls of Ta Phrom. We'll then dive deeper into the jungle and experience an exhilarating zip ride. We'll fly through the tropical rain forest, zip between suspended sky bridges and abseil from towering trees. This is a fun-filled day that all the family can enjoy.

All you need to do today is sit back on a boat, relax and enjoy the views of Kampong Kleang, a fishing community on the edge of the Tonle Sap Lake. We'll cruise past wooden houses built on towering stilts, submerged forests and fish farms.

Spend a fun day exploring the stunning Angkor scenery, ancient temples and a floating village by local boats and eco-friendly electric scooter.

After a short briefing, start up your electric scooter and drive out of the town into the countryside passing by small rural villages and old temples. Take a break at an ancient reservoir and enjoy a refreshing drink. Stop for a while to explore Prei Monti, a small 9th century temple nestled among trees. As this is off the usual tourist trail you may well have the entire temple to yourselves.Continue driving through the east and southeast gates of Bakong Temple to a local open-air market.

Another vehicle will then take you to Kampong Phluk, a floating village built on wooden stilts over the Tonle Sap. After lunch in a floating restaurant cruise through the village to gain an insight into the lifestyle of the local people who make a living from the lake. Paddle among the submerged trees in the flooded mangrove forests keeping an eye open for fish, crabs and water birds.

Finally visit the three temples that make up the Roluos Group. These are some of the earliest great temples and mark the beginning of the classical period of Khmer civilisation. They date from the late 9th century when they served as the capital of Indravarman. Bakong Temple is the largest of the three and is home to an active Buddhist monastery. Preah Ko Temple, also known as Sacred Bull, features Sanskrit inscriptions on the doorsteps of each temple. In Lolei Temple photograph the beautiful sandstone carvings in the niches and the Sanskrit inscriptions on the doorposts. After exploring the three temples return to your hotel.