Cambodia · SILK FARM TOURS
Silk here starts with mulberry leaves and ends on a wooden loom, and both the Siem Reap farm and the island opposite Phnom Penh show the whole chain. The 15 below differ on transport, weaving demonstrations and how much of the day is spent getting there.
Cycle from Phnom Penh to Silk Island through farms, villages, ferries, silk workshops, and quiet backroads on a practical half-day tour.
“Our tour guide, Kim was excellent and very accommodative. The Trek bikes are in good condition and I would recommend this cycle tour”
Review of Siem Reap’s lotus silk farm and lake tour, with a boat ride through pink lotus fields, artisan demonstrations, tea, and practical tips.
“This was interesting and inspiring - the purpose behind the business and the sustainability are very admirable. The boat ride through the lotus fields was very special and beautiful. The journey to the lotus fields and the boat ride felt very authentic and a ‘real’ exposure to living conditions for these farmers and their families. Definitely a highlight in our experiences in Siem Riep.”
Cycle Silk Island from Phnom Penh through villages, farms, temples, and silk workshops, with ferries, a Cambodian lunch, and local guides.
“Our guide Sai picked us up at the hotel . He was a lovely, smart young guy and very knowledgable about the islands. He and his family still lived there. We were very lucky there was only the two of us booked on the tour, It was fun and interesting . The meal by the river was good , with clean loos !”
Ride a tuk-tuk from Phnom Penh to Silk Island for village life, silk weaving, tofu making, temples, ferry crossings, and local insight.
“This was a great tour! You get picked up from your hotel and you are dropped back. The tour was amazing. Tin Tin was so fun and really shares his passion about all things Cambodia. If you are looking for a tour that takes you outside of touristic typical zones this is a tour for you!”
Trade Phnom Penh traffic for Silk Island backroads, temples, farms, tofu making, and silk weaving on a four-hour Vespa or tuk tuk tour.
“Tinan is wonderful! The tour was lovely. I really enjoyed the silk weaving house tour and riding around on Silk Island. The tofu skin making factory is neat. Overall, it was a great day of exploring.”
Cruise the Mekong from Phnom Penh to Silk Island for village life, silk weaving, a school visit, tuk-tuk touring, fruit, beer, and river views.
“The boat ride was very relaxing great way to few the countryside. Silk island was a reprieve from the hustle and bustle, was wonderful to visit the village”
Learn six Khmer crafts, trace lotus silk production, and glide through lotus fields on a hands-on half-day tour from Siem Reap.
“This activity was INCREDIBLE. The best 3 hours we spent in Cambodia! The boat ride across the lotus fields was absolutely amazing. We were then shown how the ladies process the lotus flowers/stems after we were able to take part in 3 crafts, carefully shown how to make each one. We then had lotus tea & biscuits. After a browse in the shop we were given a leaving gift (on top of the lotus bouquet we’d already been given). Just such a lovely morning.”
Compare Cambodian silk traditions on a four-hour Siem Reap tour with silkworms, lotus fiber, weaving, tea, countryside views, and ethical shopping.
“Two fascinating and beautiful locations. Informative and relaxed. Save a bit for the beautiful products produced by these local businesses that support local people. A nice breakfast temples and a chance to see beautiful countryside. Highly recommend this tour.”
Escape Phnom Penh by tuk tuk for ferry rides, village walks, silk weaving, farms, temples, and a Khmer meal on Silk Island.
“Gita tra le isole della seta fantastica, la passione con cui il Signor Thong ci ha accompagnato ha reso l’escursione ancora più magica. Tutto perfetto a livello di servizi (tuk tuk - acqua - cena). In questo pomeriggio abbiamo vissuto la vera Cambogia”
Ride a tuk-tuk from Phnom Penh to Silk Island for village life, silk weaving, temples, and a Mekong sunset with drinks and canapés.
“Had a great day exploring the various islands around the Mekong. I really enjoyed learning about silk farming and weaving and what tofu skin is.”
Cruise from Phnom Penh to Silk Island, visit a silk farm and village sites, and learn about Cambodian life with drinks and a guide.
“Unfortunately my tour was cancelled shortly before the start. I got my money back on the same day and the tour operator offered me a free sunset cruise including free drinks and fruits. The tour operator excused multiple times for the cancellation and tried his best to offer me an compensation.”
See Phnom Penh’s landmarks, temples, markets, Mekong views, and Silk Island by private tuk-tuk with a local guide.
“Tour was excellent variety of sites to see. Mr. Thy was a great guide. Knowledgeable, flexible, and funny. Highly recommend the tour and Mr. Thy. Also, if you get a guide at the Royal Palace, see if “Sam” is working and try to get him. He was excellent also.”
Cross the Mekong from Phnom Penh to Silk Island for village life, a recycled-materials school, and a hands-on silk farm visit.
“It is a nice home warming expirience. For a half a day it is a great tour. Recommended for everybody. Thanks.”
Ride a vintage jeep through Siem Reap’s countryside, visit a silk farm, meet local makers, and see temples, rice fields, and village life.
“We enjoyed our time on this 1/2 day adventure. Our driver, “Jon” was very knowledgeable, a safe driver and had good English skills. The country side “ tour” itself ended up being more of a taxi ride to and from the floating village but was enjoyable just the same. The vintage jeep was a fun ride but uncomfortable in the back for the third person.”
See silk production, six Satcha workshops, Senteurs d’Angkor, and Artisan d’Angkor on a private four-hour tuk-tuk tour from Siem Reap.
“Amazing to see the process local artist go through to produce high quality products”
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