Discover the beautiful Floating village of Kompong Phluk It is definitely worth the visit to see how these people live and seeing the insight into different cultures. It is must to visit this place when you travel to Siem Reap. community of people who live on the floating villages on the Tonle Sap Lake, these people have lived in Cambodia from 3-4 generations. These immigrants who lived a comfortable life a generation ago suffered heave loss during the Khmer Rouge. Explore the city tours to visit Ro Lus local market, Wat Bo, Cambodian Handicrafts Incubation Center, Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chorm Shrine, Wat Svay Romeat Pagoda

Following a hotel pick-up at 09:00 from Siem Reap City area hotel, your first stop will be Angkor Silk Farm. This silk farm is a worthwhile place to see a slice of Cambodian rural industry. Next, you head to Artisans Angkor, a semi-public company originally created to help young Cambodian people find work near their home village in Siem Reap province. You will visit the Cambodian Cultural Village, which is an amusement park in Siem Reap, where you can learn more about the Cambodian culture. Next up, you will visit The War Museum Cambodia. Civil War Museum, Siem Reap is one of the popular tourist attractions in Siem Reap. Visit this sightseeing spot to get a better insight into the history of the region. Continue to Wat Thmey (Killing Fields). At the pagoda Wat Thmey in Siem Reap you will find a small memorial stupa which contains the skulls and bones of victims killed during the regime of the Khmer Rouge during 1975–1979. After lunch at your own cost you will proceed to visit Psar Chaa to the Old Market. Bustling with energy and activity, Siem Reap’s Old Market is teeming with souvenir shops, pubs, bars, and restaurants catering to backpackers and tourists. Next you will visit Wat Bo Temple. Wat Bo is one of the oldest pagodas in Siem Reap, Cambodia and has a number of well-preserved wall paintings from the 19th century.  At approximately 17:00, you'll arrive back at your hotel in Siem Reap city area where the tour will end.

Begin your tour with a visit to Psar Leu, Siem Reap's main marketplace which sells everything from food to jewels. Markets in Cambodia are generally busiest in the mornings, but there is still plenty to see, smell, and experience in the afternoons too. Once done exploring the markets, move on to the city's oldest pagoda, Wat Bo, where you have the chance to be blessed by a local monk for safe travels and prosperity. It's then on to greener pastures, as you stop by a riverside tree planting park designed and executed by a local philanthropic hotel for the community to enjoy. Following that, move through the riverside conservation area to visit Khmer Ceramics to see the work of talented local artisans. Your next stop delves a little into the artistic community with a visit to Theam's House, showcasing the personal collection of a highly regarded local artist in a wistful garden setting. From there you continue on through the heart of the French-Colonial era, admiring some of the architecture that remains from this period, before finishing your adventure with a tour of Siem Reap's South Side.