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The hotel does its best to be a very nice place. The place feels like it needs updating.

Beautiful hotel but we felt stranded in the middle of nowhere. It was really a way of breaking up the drive but I wish we had stayed 1 night instead of 2.

Not my cup of tea. Beautiful place but the food is super fancy with tiny portions.

Mind blown.

The Made in Cambodia market was great. We ended up going there twice on our own. The Satcha market is super fancy and overpriced, but you get to see artisans at work. I guess if you have unlimited funds then you would get the nicest crafts there.

Sokin is a great guide. This is a beautiful temple even though we were pretty templed-out by this time.

We loved our dinner at HAVEN. It was delicious and the staff was great. What a great organization! We went back on our free night and wish we had gone there again rather than going to Chempey.

Completely and utterly amazing. We were there on the summer solstice and it was HOT but amazing. Sokin is a great guide.

Holy long day of touring! This was completely amazing and completely exhausting! Come rested and enjoy every stop!

We loved our dinner at Spoons. It was delicious and the staff was great. What a great organization!

This adventure to a floating village is not for the faint of heart. I found it very challenging but it's one of the experiences I think about most often now that I'm home. Crazy to see 500 families living in floating homes. The river is their life and the sanitation made me woozy. I didn't eat a thing that was served since there was no clean water or soap in the vicinity, but it was eye opening, to say the least.

We kept hearing about the bamboo train and it didn't disappoint.

We stayed a very short time to see a traditional Khmer house and hear some family history.

Sokin is a great guide.

Not a fan of the food.

We loved the circus

This would have been really fun if we hadn't boiled on the bike. We made it for a couple of hours and then switched to a car, which was gloriously following us. I imagine we were not the first to not want to die of heat stroke. The stops were interesting insights into rural Cambodian life.

Sokin is a great tour guide.

We loved visiting the pottery place. The family was interactive and super fun. And we were with Sokin who translated everything. It was great.

The basket weaving itself and the firehouse ants were interesting, but our guide talked the entire time in Khmer with the hosts and didn't translate very often, leaving us just watching. We felt like spectators.

Pretty cool to see a temple from the year 657 if I remember correctly. Pretty run down but that's to be expected in the countryside.

This place was fine. I wouldn't want to return.

Udong was an interesting place to visit. Len walked us up to the temple and through the market, which was awe inspiring.

This was fine. It costs $8 each and we paid for our own drinks and walked from our hotel, so I'm not sure why we signed up in advance. There are many options.

Fun to see the sights by Cyclo. We also visited Wat Phenom, which was great.

This is a glorification of French colonialism. We left half way through the trip and tipped the tuk tuk driver who was not at fault for the content of the ipads and the blah blah about architecture from a French perspective without once acknowledging the cost to Cambodians of the French occupation. We complained and we were only given reasons why they offer this tour. Skip it.

We really didn't like the food. Fancy shmancy with tiny serving sizes. Not my cup of tea.

We did this on our own and it was entertaining but very hot.

Inspiring

Len is an amazing tour guide and this is an amazing place.

Spacious, modern hotel, perfectly positioned to access the temples of Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom.

Great fun. A bit like your own private magic carpet.

Ever eaten rat? No, neither have we, but we ate just about everything else including the frogs legs. Authentic and delicious.

A sobering and somewhat disturbing perspective on the shameful history of the Pol Pot regime. Nonetheless a must see if you are to understand the history of the country and its people.

Nothing you read prior to coming to Cambodia can prepare you for the splendour and history of Angkor Wat. A visit that belongs on everyone’s bucket list.