Battambang

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Discover Battambang on this guided city tour. Explore the city on a tuk tuk before riding a bamboo train and marveling at stunning views of nature. You also get to visit Battambang's famous caves and try some local cuisine. Upon meeting your guide, start your journey by hopping on a tuk tuk to explore the city. Learn about the history, culture, religion, agriculture, folk tales, and other stories about Cambodia and Battambang. See historical buildings, along with the central market, provincial hall, and the symbol statue of Battambang. Then, your guide will take you to see Battambang's beautiful villages, fruit plantations, rice fields, and suspension bridge. Spend some time with the locals and get to talk with farmers. After that, hop on the bamboo train and admire the beautiful landscape along the way. Then, having a late lunch at a local restaurant in the village. Your next stop is Phnom Sampou, where you will get to taste rat barbecue, a popular local dish. Take a Motor bike or Pick up truck to the hill to see the Killing Cave and hear about the time of the Khmer Rouge (1975-1979) where over ten thousand victims were killed. Afterward, discover some temples, monkeys, viewpoints and sunset on the summit of the mountain before coming down to explore the Bat Cave. Witness wrinkle-leap bats flying out from the cave. End your journey by going back to your accommodation or to Pomme Bar in town with new memories and knowledge of the history and beauty of Battambang.

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Experience Battambang with a local guide. Take a tuk-tuk to the main tourist sites, such as the suspension bridge, then visit a Buddhist temple before riding a bamboo train and savoring the amazing views of nature. Going to visit Phnom Sampaou Mountain, where you may try rat barbecue, a favorite local cuisine. Take a motorcycle or pickup truck to the hill to see the Killing Cave and learn about the Khmer Rouge period (1975–1979), when over ten thousand people were slaughtered. Finally, visit the monkeys, vistas, and sunsets on the summit of Phnom Sampeau mountain before heading down to investigate the Bat Cave. Watch wrinkle-leap bats fly out of the cave. To finish your journey, head back to your lodging.

1. Meeting your driver guide around 12:50PM. And then, visit Battamang Symbolic and will know full description about how to call Battamang Province. 2. Second steps. To seeing plantation such as pomelo, lime, quaver, or sugar cane in the villages a long riverside and could be tasting an all that fruits. After finished seeing the villages, we continue to visit the suspension bridge. 3. Take a ride on the iconic Bamboo Train, looking out over the luscious green scenery, small area market, and learn about local life. From there, take a bamboo train through the region's rice paddies. This province is known as the country's “rice barn”, as it is the leading rice-producing province in Cambodia. 4. Then, we go through the long countryside toward Phnom Sampeuv. 40 minutes after, we arrived and then we go to know more about Khmer rouge prison, killing cave, baby killing cave, and women killing cave heading to the hilltop of Phnom Sampeau. Tuk Tuk driver Guide will be describe full story Cambodia's horrific Khmer Rouge regime and related with those Caves. 5. Finally, at 5:30PM we will come down from the hilltop to waiting for 5 million bats flying out of the cave. 6. Note: Our tour will be finished depending on the bat flying out of the cave.

Welcome to Battambang's half-day afternoon tour from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm. I will pick you up from your hotel or restaurant. We are first going to explore the city landmarks like the France colonial building, Wat Domrey Sor, the governor’s house, lok ta dombong kranhung (symbol of Battambang). After that, travel along the river to see small villages and the countryside, a suspension bridge then we’re going to the bamboo train ($5/person.) Next, visit the killing cave/bats cave before returning to your hotel. The tour includes a tuk driver/guide, drinking water, entrance fee for killing cave/bats cave, and pick up only in Battambang city from your hotel or restaurant.

1. Battambang Province: Start with pickup at 7:20 AM from your accommodation or a restaurant. After that, get to know your guide and hear some stories about the history, culture, religion, agriculture, and folk tales of Cambodia and Battambang. Then, see some beautiful historical buildings, central market, provincial hall and the symbol statute of Battambang (Ta Dambong Kranhoung). 2. khmer rice noodle factory: Next, head to see where Khmer rice noodles are being made by locals. Learn about Khmer rice noodles, a famous food eaten for breakfast, lunch and dinner instead of others Khmer dishes. Try some of the noodles as well. 3. Bamboo sticky rice production: Watch the locals cook bamboo sticky rice, which is prepared as a dessert or a sweet snack known as bamboo sticky rice. Bamboo sticky rice is famous for its delicious taste, and popular among tourists and locals. 4. Wat samrong knong: See the oldest Buddhist temple,e called Wat Samrong Knong, which was built in 1707. Marvel at the brick stupa that was built in 1887. Learn how the pagoda was used to house Khmer Rouge soldiers and also served as a detention area for their victims. See the torture house and killing field where approximately 10,008 victims were killed. 5. Rice paper production: After this, see how rice paper is produced. Learn how it is used for making famous and delicious spring rolls. Discover how it is still made for a living by the villagers, who can make at least 1,500 per day. 6. Rice wine production: Ride to the rice wine production plant which has been in use since the 1980s. Find out how rice wine has been made and sample some too. Hear how it was used for medication, and to soak plants, fruits, and even poisonous animals like cobras and tarantulas 7. Ek phnom Temples: View a 25 m-high giant Buddha that is surrounded by standing Buddha statues on either side. Then, walk to the beautiful Buddhist temple that was built in 1991. Go inside to see Buddha's story on the wall. Also, see the ruins of an Angkorian Hindu temple that was built in the 11th century under the rule of King Suryavarman I. 8. Battambang Return to the city and resume the tour and go on the bamboo train. 9. Bamboo Train Ou Srauo Laou: See beautiful villages, fruits plantations, rice fields, suspension bridge, local people living and stop to talk with farmers. Then, buy your ticket and board the bamboo train. Get a free massage too. Admire the scenery along the way. Then, having late lunch at a local restaurant in the village. 10. Phnom Sampou:(Killing cave) Before arrivingsee and test K F R (Rat barbecue). Take a taxi, truck, or walk to Phnom Sampou. see Killing Cave and the time of the Khmer Rouge (1975-1979) where over 10 thousand victims were killed. After seeing the caves, go up to see one of the highlights in Battambang, some temples, monkeys and viewpoints on the summit of the mountain. 11. Bat cave: After seeing a lot of viewpoints and sunset on the hill, come down to wait and see millions of wrinkle-leap bats flying out from the cave, taking over 50mn in the evening. At the last,go back to the hotel or to Pomme Bar in town.

Start out in the morning from your accommodation in Siem Reap and travel by air-conditioned car to Battambang, the rice bowl of Cambodia. Pass through traditional villages and countryside on a two-hour drive. Stop at the famous 'Black Man Statue' roundabout, locally known as 'Ta Dumbong Kva Nhoung Shrine' in the centre of Battambang. Learn the legend behind the statue. Next, visit Wat Somrong Knong Killing Field, where it is estimated that around ten thousand people were executed in the Temple Grounds by the Khmer Rouge. Wander around the beautifully designed stupa monument that has interesting stories and information in English around the base. Afterward, take a bamboo train ride and walk across the Hanging Suspension Bridge before visiting the Peace Gallery. This is a space for reflection and learning about Cambodia's journey from war towards peace and reconciliation, presenting the country's complicated history while celebrating the work of Cambodian peacebuilders. Then, enjoy a well deserved lunch break. After lunch, visit Phnom Sampov Lookout, and Killing Caves. This hilltop area is worth a wander around to take in the impressive views of the countryside and city from the top. Discover the temple complex and the numerous monkeys. Close by is one of the infamous Khmer Rouge Killing Caves, which is the next stop. Take the steps down into the cave and pay tribute at the monument that is in the cave, with the remains of some victims carefully preserved. The final stop, and highlight of the day, is the famous Bat Cave. Witness the cloud of bats flying from their cave at dusk before heading back to Siem Reap.

Discover the beautiful village called Odambang and learn about how the people live and we will share you about our culture and traditions. This village is my own village where i was born so it is very important to have me to guide you because no one else knows this secret place. It is the best way to explore my village that non other tourists. We will drive you through the village and you will see the most beautiful countryside of rice fields that this only us in this area so we assure that you will feel to experience the real Cambodia. After that we will bring you to ride the Bamboo Train and next you visit the Phnom Sampov mountain for Killing Cave to learn Khmer Rouge history. Then we go the top of the mountain to enjoy the nice view of stunning landscape of Battambang city. Lastly you will watch millions bats fly out from the cave in the evening.

1. Battambang Province: Start with pickup at 8:20 AM from your accommodation or a restaurant. After that, get to know your guide and hear some stories about the history, culture, religion, agriculture, and folk tales of Cambodia and Battambang. Then, see some beautiful historical buildings, central market, provincial hall and the symbol statute of Battambang (Ta Dambong Kranhoung). 2. Bamboo Train Ou Srauo Laou: See beautiful villages, fruits plantations, rice fields, suspension bridge, local people living and stop to talk with farmers. Then, buy your ticket and board the bamboo train. Get a free massage too. Admire the scenery along the way. On the way between Bamboo train and Bannan you see many fruit bats that hanging on the trees as well. 3. Bannan Ancient Temple Wat Banan is the best-preserved of the Khmer temples in Battambang. The distinctive five towers of the temple are similar to the much larger and more famous temple of Angkor Wat. At the base of the mountain, is a step laterite staircase flanked by nagas.[1] The 11th century temple was built by King Udayadityavarman II the son of King Suryavarman I. It was built to give thanks, ask for help, and pray to God. In that era, they had a strong belief in god, especially Hindu gods.[2] However, Udayadityavarman was Shaivite and the sculptures of Phnom Banan are mainly Buddhist. As they were later on defaced like those in Angkor, it's highly likely that the Buddhist temple was the result of a temple rebuilding under Jayavarman VII in the late 12th century. Then, having lunch by the lake with a very good atmosphere. 4. Phnom Sampou:(Killing cave) Before arriving see and test K F R (Rat barbecue). Take a Motor taxi, or pick up truck to the hill to see Killing Cave and the time of the Khmer Rouge (1975-1979) where over 10 thousand victims were killed. After seeing the caves, go up to see one of the highlights in Battambang, some temples, monkeys and viewpoints on the summit of the mountain. 5. Bat cave: After seeing a lot of viewpoints and sunset on the hill, come down to wait and see millions of wrinkle-leap bats flying out from the cave, taking over 50mn in the evening. At the last,go back to the hotel or to Pomme Bar in town.

Welcome to Battambang, my hometown. My name is Pao, and I was born in Battambang province. My parents are quite poor, and my family lives outside of town, so I understand how difficult it is to be poor. Here's my "Seven Hours" agenda for the afternoon tour. We might begin the tour at 1 p.m. and end at 7:30 p.m., and I will pick you up from your Battambang hotel or restaurant. We are first going to explore around Battambang city, visit, old pagoda, museum, Colonial House, symbol battambang black man, old bridge, river, small village, countryside, lotus farm at county side, fishing man, suspension bridge, primary school, and then after we've gone to ride Bambootrain in my village, I'd like to show you about our local fruit to many types and After testing the flavour, we will visit a rice field and learn about rice planning. Next, we will visit a mountain/killing cave and learn about the history of the Khmer Rouge. We will then visit the top to see the sun set and view the surrounding mountains, monastery and monkeys. Finally, we will take photos and return to your hotel or restaurant. *Note* Bamboo Train Tickets ($5/pp)