Begin your day with a scenic drive of about 17 km from Siem Reap to Preak Dak Village, where you'll immerse yourself in the authentic rural life of Cambodia.

Visit to Uncle Chea's Family – Fresh Rice Noodle Making
Your first stop is Uncle Chea’s family. Here, you'll learn the art of making fresh rice noodles, a beloved tradition passed down through three generations. You’ll have the chance to taste these noodles and experience the true flavours of Cambodian food and culture in this charming village.

Ox Cart Ride to a Nearby Village:
Next, switch gears and enjoy a traditional Ox cart ride to a neighbouring village. This 15-20 minute journey offers a unique perspective of rural life and provides a chance to experience Cambodia’s agricultural heritage up close.

Visit to Mrs. Khun’s Family – Palm Leaf Weaving
Next, visit Mrs. Khun's family, where you'll discover the delicate craft of weaving palm leaves to create souvenirs. Learn the techniques used to make these traditional handicrafts, a skill passed down through generations.

Visit to Uncle An’s Family – Sticky Rice in Bamboo
Continue your exploration at Uncle An’s family, where you’ll see how sticky rice is traditionally cooked in bamboo. You’ll have the chance to taste this delicious treat and then take a short walk to the rice fields behind his house.

Rest and Refreshment
After the walk, take a moment to relax with a refreshing drink – choose from fresh coconut, a soft drink, or local beer. During this break, feel free to ask Uncle An questions about his life as a farmer in the village and gain a deeper understanding of rural life.

Visit to Uncle Lo’s Family – Palm Sugar Production
Your final stop is Uncle Lo’s family, where you’ll learn the fascinating process of making palm sugar. Uncle Lo, with over 30 years of experience, will share insights into his work with the palm tree and the important role it plays in the village economy.