Things to do in Kampong Phluk

A fantastic full day tour. If you have been to Angkor Wat, take this tour and you will have the impression of Cambodia as if you were on a week long expedition. I recommend it to everyone!

Jolteonkle Mountain is such a great place. It's great for photos and the natural environment is so beautiful. Bang Melia is like exploring an unknown temple. The last Tonle Sap is now the beginning of the rainy season so there isn't much water, but it was a shame, but I still had the chance to see the lives of the Kampong people up close. Batam is great, but I also recommend this place. Lastly, a special thank you to our friendly guide MONY!!!

It was a great tour. with Mr Sam and the group. He was clever and made the tour so much fun. We had a lot of take aways on this trip. It was wonderful and amazing experience.

It was a very impressive tour. We got to see the locals' way of life. The nature was okay. Most importantly, the guide took very good care of us. His name was Jack. The driver was also a good driver. He was a playboy.

The tour experience is above expectations. The journey starts with visiting the amazing cliff at Kulen mountain where we took breathtaking photos. then continued to see the 1000 Lingas carvings on the river bed of Kulen mountain. Afterwards visited the temple & Buddha statue. Then we had a splendid time exploring the kulen water fall and had a picnic lunch. In the afternoon we went to Beng Melah temple and finally went to Kampong Phluk floating village & an amazing boat ride to watch the sunset.

Even though it’s the dry season, I truly enjoyed seeing the real, everyday life of the local people. It would be lovely if you could bring a very small gift for the children — just as if you were visiting family or friends. The trip has been wonderful, and Tom is incredibly passionate about explaining everything to us. Everything went smoothly and lightly.

Tour was well organized. sunrise view was nice . weather was hot, do not forget to bring some hat or umbrella. our tour guide Makara was good!

The tour guide, Bory (TOM), was very nice. I booked the tour in English, but he can speak a little Japanese. We went during the dry season and were able to see the reality of people living on the water, which was a very valuable experience. It was a very good tour.