Siem Reap Countryside Sunset Experience

A short escape to explore Siem Reap countryside along with watching beautiful sunset with mountain view from a table setting up in a rice field while enjoy local beer and soft drinks followed by tasty finger chips. The sunset trip includes a guided walking tour at a Buddhist pagoda and stroll around a rural market while our tour guide shows you around as well as sample some of yummy street food.

Tour code: #cheer
City/region: Siem Reap
Tour type: private, leisure, sightseeing, countryside, cultural
Duration: 3 ½ – 4 Hours
Hassle: free, flexible
Available: From 10th February 2024
Advance booking: required
Tour required: all included

Detailed Itinerary

Our escort guide and Tuk Tuk will be meeting you at 3.00pm at your hotel’s lobby then we leave out of the hassle Siem Reap city with highlights toward a countryside about 4km away. The first place we visit is a big active Buddhist pagoda where you learn from our tour guide about daily lives of Buddhist monks work and see the surrounding with the remarkable carvings of the giant gates then we continue to stroll a nearby local market for observing interesting daily trades between local vendors and buyers while we walk to sample some delicious street food. This market is well-known for its daily basic which only opens in the evening and local people gather around to sell their fresh home-grown vegetables, chicken and other meats, and the main things that attract buyers to spend more and more are the notable selling prices at each purchase.

Finally, we embark our awaiting Tuk Tuk from the market to a suitable rice field where we do a quick table setup then wait to watch beautiful sunset fading at red-yellow horizon, enjoy taking photos with rice paddies with mountain view and sunset while sipping our selected local beer and the crispy deep fried finger chips and bravely dare to eat delicious insects.

Tour Prices are quoted in US dollar per person

1 Pax: $55.00
2 Pax: $45.00
3 Pax: $40.00
4 Pax: $35.00
5 Pax: $32.00
6 Pax: $30.00

Tour Included
› Experienced local English-speaking guide
› Pick up & drop off at your hotel in Siem Reap
› Traveling in Tuk Tuk (2-3pax per Tuk Tuk)
› Street food and fruits tasting
› Finger chips and insects
› Local beer and soft drinks (3 cans per pax)
› All entrance fees
› Tour activities and sightseeing per program
› Mineral bottled water and fresh towels
Tour NOT Included
› Accommodation
› Travel insurance
› Meals, drinks and services are not mentioned
› Gratitude/tipping to guide and driver
Additional Information
Our local experienced English-speaking guide

Our local tour guide is the most important part of the entire trip. He/she is the one who makes your day well worth a visit and will do his/her best to ensure you leaving Cambodia with a great experience and unforgettable. More importantly, we patiently commit and carefully reserve one of our top tour guides that has more than 10 years experienced in taking care of clients to see beautiful Cambodia as well as sharing lovely Cambodia’s culture and history, and he/she has friendly attitude, informative, knowledgeable, and advisable.

Transportation

Tuk Tuk has become very popular in Cambodia when visiting Siem Reap Angkor, especially tourists make their journey with tuk tuk to get an unique experience and have some fun when on Tuk Tuk. If you don’t feel comfortable with the tropical weather in Cambodia, air conditioning car/van/coach are the alternatives, cool and convenient.

*Payment: The booking is not required a deposit in advance. You will be paying in full amount (US dollar cash) on the touring day when our team picks you up at your hotel’s lobby. However, we require you to respectfully take responsibility to inform us at least 48 hours prior to the tour departure if you wish to cancel the booking.

*Dressing Code and You should bring along

Cambodia geographically stays in the tropical monsoon, its weather varies and annually brings wet and dry seasons, generally hot in during day time and a bit cooler at night, and in the early morning. You should wear whatever most comfortable but remember to dress appropriately to respect the locals and other religious sites; pagodas, temples and holy places. Clothes must cover your shoulders and knees when you wish to visit the top part at Angkor Wat, Royal Palace in Phnom Penh and when you go to meet Buddhist monks. It is pretty good if you bring along your bike suits, refillable water bottles and your own helmets.