SIEM REAP · FARM TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 8 siem reap farm tours worth setting a morning aside for. Each one visited and written up plainly, with what you actually do on the farm, the prices, the run times and who runs them.
Learn rare lotus silk in Siem Reap, then glide through pink lotus fields on a calm boat ride with a bouquet to keep.
Most Popular“I didn’t expect that much and was really surprised by the farm. Highly recommended”
Lotus Silk Farm in Siem Reap: make six lotus crafts, learn lotus silk production, then float through pink lotus fields on a calm boat ride.
“The staff were so lovely, it was very interesting to learn about all the things you can do with the lotus plant! We loved all of the crafts and being taught by the professionals! :) I would definately reccomend this activity!!”
See Cambodian silk-making and lotus-fiber innovation on a 4-hour Siem Reap tour from Biolab Café for $25.
Hands-on lotus craft workshops at Lotus Silk Farm in Siem Reap, starting with lotus tea and ending with a calm boat ride.
“Must do experience. The boat ride was gorgeous, the site is wonderful, the people are so friendly, and all of it supports such a good cause and wonderful products. I'd say after Angkor Wat this is the best tour one could do on their visit.”
Join a 4-hour Khmer Water Blessing in Siem Reap with a monk’s blessing, lotus farm visit, and tuk-tuk rides. Get ready to get wet.
“Formidable expérience : spiritualité, amour des locaux et bcp de bien-être ! Notre guide était formidable ainsi que notre lady tuktuk ! Je recommande vivement !”
Ride a vintage jeep through Siem Reap countryside, meet silk-makers by hand, and pause at temples and village crafts on an offbeat half-day tour.
“We enjoyed our time on this 1/2 day adventure. Our driver, “Jon” was very knowledgeable, a safe driver and had good English skills. The country side “ tour” itself ended up being more of a taxi ride to and from the floating village but was enjoyable just the same. The vintage jeep was a fun…”
4-hour Siem Reap craft tour: Silk Farm weaving, Satcha bamboo workshops, and sustainable gifts at Senteur d'Angkor and Artisan.
“Interesting visits and good TukTuk driver !!!”
Traditional Khmer water blessing in Siem Reap with a monk, plus Royal Residence, Psar Chaa snacks, and a lotus farm visit.
“I was initially worried that the water blessing might have just been a tourist trap, but it was absolutely not. My wonderful guide Hong grew up near the lotus farm so had a lot of local knowledge and was able to answer many questions about Buddhism and the role the lRead more”
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