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So you think you can teach! NEW More than just temples Want to volunteer but only have limited time. Here is how you can turn half a day into something incredible. English gives children a future. Being able to speak English well is undoubtedly a skill that gives children opportunities. With confidence, and the ability to clearly communicate children have a fantastic foundation for the future. Nothing beats learning and practicing with English speakers. You don’t need teaching experience to help children develop their English skills. If you are friendly, enjoy having fun and willing to give up some of your time, you can share an amazing experience with very willing students. Click here for more information...> |
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Day in a Life More than just temples A chance to make a difference and see so much more. Your chance to really see what real life is like in a Cambodian Village. Spend time helping a poor village family go about their daily life. This tour includes transport to the village located 30km from Siem Reap, lunch, guide and tour of the conservation centre. This scenic drive takes you through local countryside providing some great photo opportunities. For a few hours you will have rare chance to see inside the life of Cambodian Villagers. You may be rice planting, harvesting, roof making or banana harvesting – life revolves around the seasons, so it will vary depending on when you visit . Click here for more information...> |
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Art for Life NEW More than just temples Spend half a day on the Art for Life project and help bring some colour into the life of a child. Art for Life gives you the chance to spend half a day helping Cambodian Orphans create their own masterpieces. Each work of art is mounted and put up for sale to raise funds for the children. You have the chance to meet these amazing Cambodian children and help them create their paintings, cards and artwork. Artwork is sold at The Villa and other locations around Siem Reap, with all sales proceeds going back to helping the children. Click here for more information...> |
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Kompong Phhluk - The Stilted Village Full Day guided tour Located some 16km from Siem Reap, the village of Komong Phhluk is an absolute must see. Built in the flood plane of the Tonle Sap the houses here tower on stilts as high as 10 meters. In wet season the stilts are hidden and water laps at the floor boards. The flooded mangrove forests are an incredible sight and a wonderful place to tour by boat. This is one of our favourite places in Siem Reap. Click here for more information...> |
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Beng Melea Jungle Temple Ruins Full day guided tour Beng Melea lies some 60km from Siem Reap and is shrouded not only by jungle, but also in mystery. This is the true jungle temple experience where you will climb, crawl and scramble all over this temple. The trip includes visits to the Roluos group and Bakong Temple*, the small and overgrown Banteay Srei 2, Dom Dek Market, local villagers making joss ticks and best of all Beng Melea. Your adventure includes air-conditioned van transport, Villa guide, beautiful picnic lunch, and cold water. Click here for more information...> |
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Tonle Sap - The Great Lake Half day guided tour We provide a guided boat trip and tour on the Tonle Sap Lake. Your guide will explain how life works on the water and provide a wonderful insight into how the great lake works. Learn about the fishing techniques, stilted houses and the floating village. See the local floating school and hospital. This tour provides a chance to see another slice of Cambodia within easy reach of Siem Reap. You guided adventure includes transport to the lake, boat trip on the Tonle Sap and one of The Villa’s best guides to explain the inner workings of the lake. This tour replaces our usual trip to Kompong Phhluk during the dry season. Click here for more information...> |
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Make a Difference - NEW More than just temples Often visitors leave Siem Reap with only a limited perception of what life is really like in Cambodia. Despite its tourist front Siem Reap is actually one of the poorest provinces in Cambodia. Once you step away from the exterior you can see a whole other side to life. This tour is aimed at providing you with an opportunity to see a little more of Siem Reap. Our tour includes a guided trip through a local market where you can see locals going about their shopping and learn a little about what staples make up the locals diet. Click here for more information...> |
