KAMPOT PEPPER EXPERIENCE
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Visit a local organic farm which grows Kampot Pepper, a famous produce of the region. Meet a local farmer and learn about organic farming methods for pepper, the different types of pepper and the growing and harvesting seasons. Also learn about sustainable farming and energy practices. Afterwards, enjoy a local Cambodian lunch which of course includes the delicious Kampot Pepper.
Half-Day Phare Circus Workshop in Battamabang
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Experience the magic of Cambodian culture and circus artistry at the Phare Circus Centre in Battambang. Join an exclusive half-day workshop where you'll dive into two dynamic disciplines, from traditional dance to modern music.
RECALL THE PAST – MEET A LANDMINE SURVIVOR
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During the Vietnam War and Civil War in Cambodia, many mines were placed underground around the country. Unfortunately, it is still unclear where many of these mines are buried, meaning there are a number of amputees in Cambodia who are casualties of these Unexploded Ordinance (UXO). Today, you will meet with a landmine survivor who will share his life story of life before and after his accident, and his amazing recovery process.
ENTER THE HIDDEN D’ANGKOR CONSERVATION CENTRE
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The D’Angkor Conservation Centre stores the second largest collection of Khmer ancient artefacts in Cambodia and is relatively hidden from the public. Take an exclusively guided tour of the D’Angkor Conservation Centre with a former archaeologist as they show you some unseen relics, statues and steles that are closed off to the public.
Half-Day Phnom Penh Snapshot Walking Tour with A Local Legend
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Immerse yourself in Phnom Penh’s vibrant life with local street photographer as you explore iconic sites like Wat Phnom, the historic Phnom Penh Railway Station, and the bustling Phsar Thmey market, capturing the city’s essence through his lens and your own.
TRADITIONAL KHMER HOUSE WITH THE YI FAMILY
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Today you will head to a traditional Khmer house known as Khoa Song. The house belongs to the Yi family and has been passed down through three generations. After the Khmer Rouge regime, the Yi family was left with only the elder sister and younger brother. After the Cambodian genocide, both made their way back to their home. The house consists of two buildings, one built in 1890 and the other built in 1907. The house is made of the best quality teak wood and the walls are constructed of