Welcome to our authentic homestay in rural Cambodia, located just 17 kms from the breathtaking Angkor Wat in Siem Reap! 15 kms from from the city, Airport pickup service is available by private car, Our homestay offers a true cultural experience for those looking to immerse themselves in Cambodian family life and traditions. As a sustainable travel option, we prioritize creating meaningful connections with our guests and providing a unique glimpse into rural village life. You'll have the opportunity to participate in authentic Cambodian farming experiences and even help feed the village animals. We pride ourselves on serving delicious and traditional Cambodian food, made with fresh ingredients grown on our farm. Our homestay provides a peaceful and relaxing environment where you can chill and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. You'll have the chance to learn about Cambodian culture from our friendly and welcoming family, who are eager to share their traditions with you. To make your travel experience even more convenient, we offer free breakfast :) So what are you waiting for? Come stay with us and experience the real Cambodia!

I am a 35 year old family man and I have 3 kids and former chef who now creates a homestay for tourists and travelers, who want to experience the traditional Cambodian lifestyle. I also have been a tuk tuk & Car driver for many years and can take you anywhere you want to go in Siem Reap, and surrounding areas. My homestay is in the village of Puok, just outside of Siem Reap city. My home is only about 15 km from Siem Reap International Airport, making it an easy and fast commute for tired travelers. The famous Angkor Wat is also only about 17 km from my place. I can arrange transport for you as well as the day's plan so you don't have to worry about anything. The driver would be myself or my trusted best friend. I will also help you get tickets for your tour of preference. Your driver will wait for you as you are exploring the temples so you can take your time and have transport waiting for you when you are done. I live very close to my village's pagoda where the monks practice prayer and mediation.

In my village lives many farmers, you can walk through the rice fields, see them at work, visit the local pagoda, the market, the local crocodile farm etc.