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Walking Tour

It is worth by taking your time to discover the countryside village and life with a walking tour that can let you to see authenticity of Cambodian lifestyle just out of Siem Reap town.

General Information

Duration:
1 Days
Location Start:
Hotel
Location Finish:
Hotel
Phone:
+855 11 792 718
Payment Types:
  • No Cash
  • No Credit Card
  • No Cheque
  • No Travellers cheque
  • No Paypal
  • No Wire Transfer
We Speak:
French, English
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Last updated: 10/03/2009

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Itinerary

Day 1

This 7 km walk gives you an intimate glimpse of rural areas as you wind through picturesque villages and vast green paddy fields. Discover the local pagoda, shops, and school and meet local families, with plenty of opportunity ask them about themselves, with your guide as translator. Along the way you will learn much about seasonal farming activities, rural living conditions, and social issues. Crossing paddy fields

Extra Information

Inclusions -
An experienced and certified guide
Extras -
We would like to inform our eco-rules bellow: BUFFALO TRAILS is a sustainable and responsible tour operator. We request all customers follow our eco- tourism rules: respect local culture, traditions and beliefs refrain from wearing revealing clothing (cover shoulders and upper legs) ask locals permission to take photos do not litter local environment remove shoes before entering the local family homes do not encourage begging, particularly with children.

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