Morning
Farm work and breakfast.
Farmers are in the field early. Guests join after breakfast. Plant or harvest depending on the season.
A working rice farm 20 minutes from Angkor Wat. Five simple bungalows on West Baray Road. Plant, harvest, eat with the family, then sleep beside the paddy.
2015
Established
5
Bungalows
20 min
From Town
20 min
To Angkor Wat
105
Days to Harvest
$20
From, per Night
The Farm
Mr. Chay Chet built five bungalows on his rice farm in 2015 and started welcoming guests. Sothy has farmed this land since 1991. The rice variety is Phka Rumduol, the Cambodian jasmine that has won World's Best Rice five times.
Guests plant or harvest depending on the season, walk the bunds with the farmers, sit down for a family lunch, and sleep beside the paddy. It is a working farm, not a resort.
If you want quiet, real food, and a short drive to Angkor Wat, this is a good place to stay.
Morning
Farmers are in the field early. Guests join after breakfast. Plant or harvest depending on the season.
Midday
Khmer home cooking. Rice from this farm. Vegetables from the garden. Order in the morning so the family can shop.
Evening
Cooked over wood. Eaten together. Most guests stay for dinner. $10 per person.
Why here
01 · The Farm
Five hectares. Active paddies. Two buffalo. Phka Rumduol jasmine rice. Guests join the work, not a performance of it.
See the farm02 · The Day
A simple structure. Farm work in the morning. Lunch with the family. Free time. Dinner at the long table.
See the day03 · The Stay
Dark Khmer wood, terracotta roofs. Air conditioning, hot showers, mosquito nets. 20 minutes from town. 20 minutes from Angkor Wat.
See the stayEvery Bungalow
Simple rooms. Clean beds. Hot showers. Air conditioning. Mosquito nets.
Where
20 minutes from Siem Reap town. 20 minutes from Angkor Wat. Five minutes' walk to the West Baray reservoir.
Pickup from town included. From the new Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport it is about 50 minutes by car. Arrange airport transfer when you book.