We had a great experience visit Cambodja during a 2- day tour från Bangkok. We had great time and Mr T and his colleges was excellent, fun and with much knowledge that I warmly recomend this trio.

Fantastic tour with good arrangements and reliable logistics. What made this experience especially outstanding was, however, the professional guidance by Mr. Sothy, a local of Siem Reap, who introduced the most important temples and sites thoroughly and in an interesting way, ensuring that the visitor had a good understanding of the rich traditions and history of the local culture and all the astonishing sites. Warm recommendation!

Sothy is an excellent guide, funny and informative at the same time. He knew the best spots for photos too! Together with our driver he made a great team and we had a great time in Siem Reap and at Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom. I cant recommend this tour highly enough. Everything went smoothly and we left with memories to last forever. Thank you Sothy!

The excursion in Cambodia side, departing in the afternoon and next morning from our Siem Reap hotel, was very enjoyable thanks to our guide Bunrong. He was professional, kind, knew the history of the place and spoke English very well, he was very patient, letting me take lots of photos. He also took some very nice photos of my family. The downside for this tour was the border crossing between Thailand and Cambodia, where we found it unprofessional to have to change 2 or 3 border agents before arriving in the Cambodian minibus (you must change the Thai minibus), the area being unsafe, no ATTP tour guide until the hotel in Siem Rep, just the driver, a very nice guy who didn't speak English... On the way back, no one was waiting for us at the Thai border, so we had to find our border agent about 300 meters after the border - a slightly frightening adventure...

The tour was exceptional due to my guide Bunrong and his wealth of knowledge, English speaking skills and kindness. As a solo middle age traveler everything went smoothly including the border crossing.

Mr T did a great job as a tour director! He was well informed, courteous and spoke English fairly well. The sights at Angkor Wat were fantastic. He answered our many questions with patience. The hotel was great. Transferring at the boarder was not great. None of the people spoke English, we were not told that we would have to carry our luggage through both Thailand and Cambodian customs. Elevators didn’t work, it was a little scary.

⭐️✨💫 ENRICHED, BLESSED, DRENCHED with culture and joy. Wow. What a trip. We selected the 2 day tour from Bangkok. The 8hr trip from Bangkok was long, but beautiful. The trip through boarder crossing was vibrant and full of pace. It felt like travelling through a movie. But the real star was when we arrived. The hotel was beautiful, we had a terrace room looking out acres lush green foliage. There’s a cute pool. Bring swimmers. The guide; Soth Sunny & Driver, Chay. Both were some of the moody wonderful humans you will Meet in Cambodia - remember that - because every Cambodian is like every friend you never met. So to say they’re amazing in a country filled with so much amazingness is really huge. We had a private boat tour around. The floating village, it’s both as haunting for a way of life at risk from increasing drought - as it is for upstream dams being built. As it is joy filled for a community rich and cemented in staying as they are - despite the hoards of tourists floating past shoving black mirrors in their face, we also stopped to feed crocs. (Then later went out for dinner and ate croc. But you know. When in Cambodia & and no. It doesn’t taste like chicken). The temples are a super joy. What can I say that isn’t said. So I won’t. But you know. Put your phone down occasionally. Remember you’re in a place of worship. And you don’t always have to touch everything. Its sandstone and your hands are covered in oil and acid. Leave something for your kids kids to see in a couple of decades. Please stop for the brand who are playing that suffered landmine injuries. It’s not only joy out of horror. It’s freaking beautiful. Yes. Sadly some of the population has not managed to catch up with the rapid opening and advance of the economy in the country and there will be people trying to sell you things. Don’t be mad. Bring small bills. Give freely. Remember how much your holiday cost, you can afford it. If there is any place on earth that should remind us that we are only based here transiently - it’s Angkor Wat. The trip. The guide. The people. I’m leaving feeling spiritually full. Lighter. Freer. Happier. Culturally enriched. I’ll be back. Sooner rather than later. And Mister Thy - I’m coming for dinner with your family. Until then.

We really enjoyed this visit to Angkor Wat and Cambodia, making the most out of an extended layover in Bangkok. While TripAdvisor had an issue with the booking system, our first contact and booking confirmation with Vithyea via email was quick and professional. Vithyea was also our official and qualified English speaking guide in Cambodia. He and the driver are very friendly, and had a very clean and comfortable minivan. During the ride along the rice fields, Vithyea explained us about the schedule and introduced us to life in Cambodia. Around 12:00 we enjoyed our lunch in a nice restaurant, and arrived around 14:30 at our hotel. After a short break we left to visit to the floating village, and afterwards to the nightlife area. Siem Reap is a surprisingly vibrant and beautiful town. The Tara Angkor hotel is 4 stars, but has a 5 star allure. The rooms are very comfortable and clean, with freshly polished wood. Breakfast, dinner and drinks are excellent. The visit to Angkor Wat was magnificent, and throughout the visit Vithyea explained about the site’s history and details, and is happy to answer your questions. Although you can spend days on this vast site, the morning was just long enough for our teenagers. After the visit we enjoyed another wonderful lunch, and made our return to Bangkok. Having just traveled through Tibet and Nepal, Cambodia surprised us with its friendliness, cleanliness, and modern infrastructure. We will certainly consider returning to this beautiful country. Side notes: The trip was well organized, but as some reviewers have highlighted could use some explanation in ‘what to expect’: - TIP: Novotel Suvarnabhumi Airport hotel has breakfast from 4am, so no issue with the 6:30 pickup, nor Bangkok traffic. - Transfer to border: Thai taxi company, so the drivers does not know anything about the tour, and is not likely to speak English. Trip to border takes 3,5 hours including a short break. Bring some Thai Baht if you want to buy something, since not all petrol stations have a minimart. Ride in the minivan and roads are comfortable. Just sit, relax and enjoy the ride. - Border transfer: you arrive at the taxi hub, where you wait for a ’runner’ to walk you (with your luggage) to the border gate. After that just follow the signs for ‘foreigners’ to go through Thai immigration (Exit). After Thai Immigration another ‘runner’ will pick you up to guide you through Cambodia Immigration (Entry). He will have completed your 2 arrival cards p/p already and will offer to handle the procedure ($ 10 p/p). Even if you decline, he will tell you where to go for your 1) Visa and 2) Entry stamp. Payment of the Visa is in cash USD 35 (?) or THB 1300 p/p. There is an officer that speaks (some) English to help you to complete the arrival card (signature and visa number). After immigration, the ‘runner’ will take you to your guide. The whole transfer took us about 40 minutes, and (in July) there are no queues. Note: Cambodia immigration is upstairs (2 flights of stairs if the elevator is still out of order). - Transfer to Siem Reap: After completing immigration the ‘runner’ will take you to guide: let the tour begin. The trip to Siem Reap takes about 3,5 hours, including time for lunch. The road is good and ride is comfortable. Enjoy the explanation and views. Return process is the same, without arrival cards.

The entire trip was excellent. The tour was very informative, and the tour guide was really smart. Hotel was also really great. Would definitely recommend for everyone!

Amazing sights and a great way to check another off your bucket list. The guides and accommodations were excellent. A little more advanced instruction on what to expect for the border crossing would have been nice, but it was quickly evident how it would go. The sites visited are an excellent bite for such a short trip, but I will go for longer next time.

Transport to the border with Mr. Aum was smooth - Comms including photos of who we were looking to find etc. via WhatsApp was seamless. Border crossing meant being passed to someone to guide us where to go by foot but of course they couldn't come with us - we took the offer to not queue for the visa as it was clearly going to take a while and it was hot plus we had all our baggage etc., $7 well spent. We just waited in a side room with others whilst the guide took a different route (skipped the queue) and was back with us in minutes. Driver on Cambodia side was smooth and we met the guide for the tour (name sounds like "Long") at the (VERY nice) hotel. Guide was excellent, knowledgeable and flexible. Given a lot of detail about transport because you shouldn't be put off by other things you may have read. It's different to the way things might be at home, but nothing to complain about... Things ARE different. They should be. Otherwise why leave home?! Floating village tour was excellent. Again I'd read a lot about how exploitative it is but there was no evidence of that at all. There are no crocodiles in the lake, no mistreated bats or snakes in cages at the village, no girls sent out to the boat in a paddle washtub begging. No begging at all. There WERE crocodiles at the village in a pit - but in a kind of farm... They looked well, were well kept etc. they are used as WE might use farmed animals - but they obviously couldn't keep cows and sheep on a floating village! They are eaten, with skin used and products available to admire or buy. We asked to stay and watch the sunset and were allowed to do so. Excellent. Watching traditional net fishermen on the trip back was a bonus. The guide gave us a geography and history lesson explaining everything we saw. We were taken into Siem Reap, took the guide's advice on where and what to eat for traditional Cambodian fayre and walked a while before heading back to the hotel by tuk tuk (different to the Thai variant, this was an actual motorbike towing the carriage!). We asked if we could get to the temples early morning to watch the sunrise and again everything was flexible enough to allow that. We then took time to fully explore Angkor Wat with excellent guidance, a free photographer in the guide who knew all the best spots and the kindest group of resident temple guides to help us along the way before being taken back to the hotel for a great breakfast then returned again to the temples for Ta Prohm (tomb raider temple) and Bayon (faces everywhere!). All with the benefits already mentioned of our excellent guide and driver. Travel back was as before. Just go with it. Trust the people and jet then do their jobs - you'll have an unforgettable experience and hundreds of photographs!

Angkor Wat is an absolute must-see-before-you-die location. The Angkor Wat Temple Complex is very well known, of course, and is the largest religious structure in the world. However, the descriptions do no justice to actually seeing Angkor Wat in person. Its grandeur and sheer expanse is breath-taking! Its history, architecture, scale and charm is second to none. The trip was very well organized by Viator who picked us up on time at our hotel, and after a roughly 3.5 hour troip to the Poi Pet border, we got through to the Cambodian side. (we had obtained eVisa's prior but I'm told you can get a Visa on the spot as well). Another 3 hour ride to Siem Ream - we were put up in a very nice 4-star hotel with attached restaurants and an excellent breakfast buffet. This is where we met out tour guide Soth Sothy. Soth ("Mr. T") proved to be a terrific guide, and was extremely knowledgable, and stayed with us for the rest of the trip. First evening was a tour of the floating village - which was very interesting. Day two was the star-studded day, with many hours at Angkor Wat. Do not miss the climb up to the top gallery and seeing both the view, as well as the 4 Buddha's facing each cardinal directions. The Hall of the 1000 Buddhas was quite remarkable, as the center stone in the hall is build to align perfectly with the magnetic north (easy to verify with the Compass App in an iPhone). All the way through we learnt a lot about the construction, timeline and history of strife for the site, as well as a wealth of information about the carvings and iconography in the temple. This was followed by a visit to the Angkor Thom Bayon Temple with the Lokeshvara Buddha towers- which is quite amazing as well, including the monkeys clambering the ruins. The last site was the famous Ta Prohm Temple, where Angelina Jolie shot scenes for "Tombraider" - quite amazing tos ee how the trees grew all around the temple ruins. The local restaurant scene is excellent - we ate at the Chanrey Tree restaurant for dinner Day 1 and loved the Haute Cambodian food, although street food is awesome as well - both in Cambodia and Thailand. Many places to shop for local artifacts - Cambodian Silk, Khmer sculptures - bronze and teak, as well as gemstones like sapphire and ruby. Overall, it was a fantastic experience. Only negatives I can think of are the heat, long ride and we wished we had more time as there is so much more to see and do. Next time: will do a longer trip to the region for sure. Guide, driver and associated staff were excellent as well. Strongly recommend the trip!

Great trip from Bangkok to Angkor Wat. The summary written by the company on the web page is accurate. They will pick you up at your hotel in BKK at 6:30 am. Transport you in a nice van to the Thai-Cambodian Border. You will be escorted to the border and go through immigration and be met on the other side by another guide who will walk you to the van on the other side. From there it is a 2 hour ride to Siem Reap. We were dropped off at a nice hotel, allowed time to unpack and relax, and then we met our tour guide for a trip to the Floating Villages. Our guide, Long, was great. He was friendly, good English, knowledgeable about many facts, and just an overall nice guy. After watching the sunset on the lake we were given the option of exploring Pub Street in Siem Reap which we did. Long explained we could stay as long as we want and just flag down a Tuk Tuk and pay $2 for a ride back to the hotel. We walked around, did some window shopping, and had a nice dinner, and then a $2 Tuk Tuk ride back to the hotel. The next morning we had a good breakfast at the hotel, met Long at 8 am and went to Angkor Wat and several other temples. Long did a great job explaining things and answering our questions. We opted for a lunch in Siem Reap before we left and the van driver drove us to the border and we were escorted by a guide to immigration and then met by another guide on the Thai side to walk us back to the van meeting point and then driven back to BKK and dropped off at our hotel. A great 2 day and 1 night trip from BKK to Angkor Wat. Highly recommended.

Our tour guide was great and really friendly. The tour guide knows a lot about religions and cultures of the world. He knows his stuff.

Fantastic trip with well knowledgeable guide. We visited Angkor Wat and 2 more temples. Guide went along with us and explained every details.