Today we first drive to the village of Ksach Puoy on the banks of the Sangker River. As well as being home to many well preserved traditional Khmer wooden stilted homes, this area grows a variety of tropical fruits and after the rainy season farmers plant all ...
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Today we first drive to the village of Ksach Puoy on the banks of the Sangker River. As well as being home to many well preserved traditional Khmer wooden stilted homes, this area grows a variety of tropical fruits and after the rainy season farmers plant all kinds of vegetables along the fertile river banks, here you can learn about traditional agriculture – Phnom Banan, Battambang also a great opportunity to taste juicy oranges, sweet pineapples, and many other fruit… Not far from Ksach Puoy is Cambodia’s first vineyard – Prasat Phnom Banan Vineyard – you can pop in if you like, learn about producing wine in the tropics and of course enjoy a spot of wine tasting! A few kilometers further south you arrive at the well-preserved 11th century mountain top Angkorian temple of Phnom Banan. After climbing the 350+ steps you are treated to a wonderfully peaceful setting with superb views across the surrounding countryside. We end our day tour by visiting the bamboo train village with a great experience of sliding on this funny train.
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Destinations: Battambang, Eksach Puoy, Phnom Banan, River and coountryside
Duration: 1 Day
Today your tour guide will warmly welcome you at your hotel in Battambang to start this marvelous city tour. We first drive to the village of Ksach Puoy on the banks of the Sangker River. As well as being home to many well preserved traditional Khmer wooden stilted homes, this area grows a variety of tropical fruits and after the rainy season farmers plant all kinds of vegetables along the fertile river banks, here you can learn about traditional agriculture – Phnom Banan, Battambang also a great opportunity to taste juicy oranges, sweet pineapples, and many other fruit… Not far from Ksach Puoy is Cambodia’s first vineyard – Prasat Phnom Banan Vineyard – you can pop in if you like, learn about producing wine in the tropics and of course enjoy a spot of wine tasting! A few kilometers further south you arrive at the well-preserved 11th century mountaintop Angkorian temple of Phnom Banan. After climbing the 350+ steps you are treated to a wonderfully peaceful setting with superb views across the surrounding countryside. We end our day tour by visiting the bamboo train village with a great experience of sliding on this funny train.
Trip ends when we will drop you off at your hotel.
Price per person in USD
1 Pax
2 Pax
3-4 Pax
5-7 Pax
On request
$88
$69
$52
Dietary or special food request
In order to take care of your special food requests we would like you to inform us by email in advance.
What’s included?
Private tours with English speaking guide
Private transportation
Entrance fee to any applicable tourist sites
All transfers with our A/C transportation
Lunch
Government tax and service charge
Cool water and tissue
What’s excluded?
Beverages other than complimentary
Tips and personal expenses
Travel insurance
All not indicated in our itinerary
What do I need to bring?
Booking Invoice from us
Valid Passport with valid visa
Cash for personal expense (Cambodian Riel or USD)
What do I need to know?
Battambang Climate;
Cambodia has a tropical monsoon climate. During the rainy season between mid-April and mid-October the Mekong swells and backs into the Tonle Sap (Great Lake), increasing the size of the lake almost threefold. Between November and April winds are less strong and there are higher temperatures (up to 35o C). General information about the climate:
Rainy season: June - October (<31o C)
- Cool season: November- February (>26o C)
- Hot season: March- May : Temperature: from 28o C -35o C
The dry season covers the remaining four months. The city averages approximately 1500 mm of rainfall per year. It will be good to take a daypack, a wide brimmed hat, sunscreen (at least SPF15), a reliable insect repellent, a camera and lots of batteries.
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