Take a boat along a river and soak in the greenery. Arrive at the water fall where you can go swimming, have a picnic, hike around and cool off.
What tourists can see and do there: 
The Tataikrom Nature Tourism Community Post offers a pleasant boat ride (with a covered boat to provide some shade) to a pleasant waterfall where both locals and tourists like to go swimming. Along the river, it is possible to hear gibbons sing in the
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Go visit a potential UNESCO world heritage site before it makes the big times. Soak in impressive faces of Jayavarman VII carved into stone. Enjoy the carvings of Lokesvara with 32 arms, as well as the beautiful Hall of Dancers.
What tourists can see and do there: 
Visitors can explore the temples and barays and have a picnic there. Food will be prepared by a local women’s group. Visitors can also discover the surrounding rural life by ox-cart, bicycle or Koyun, meet
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Leave behind the noise and pollution of Phnom Penh and get out to nature where you can burn off some calories with the fun and beautiful hike up to a stunning 40 meter waterfall. Swim in the refreshing pools at the base of the waterfall and have an unforgettable experience.
What tourists can see and do there: 
The most breathtaking attraction people come to Chambok for is to swim at the base of the 40 meter high waterfall. That being said,
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Be entertained in the evening with good old fashioned fun. Children and teenagers doing back flips, juggle more than seems possible, and walking on a tight rope. Hear some jokes from young Khmers and learn more about the community while sharing a laugh and helping the community with your tourism spending.
What tourists can see and do there:
Phare Ponleu Selpak (PPS) – meaning “the brightness of art” – is best known for its circus school, which trains children and teenagers that
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Escape into nature, fill your eyes with green, and get to know some nice and friendly rural Cambodians while making a difference. Your tourist dollars will show community members that the trees are an asset worth protecting.
What tourists can see and do there:
- Rural life of Chi Phat Community
Chi Phat is a remote village located in Koh Kong province that offers a number of activities for those looking to travel off the beaten path. The site is located within the Cardamom
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Stay in a nice , comfortable and cheap guesthouse in Koh Kong province, eat fresh crab on the waterfront, and then head out for a day’s adventure in the awe inspiring Peam Krassop Mangrove forest.
What tourists can see and do there:
- Peam Krassop Mangrove Forest
After paying your entrance fee for Peam Krassop Sanctuary, walk along an elevated footpath through the mangrove forest. At the end of the path, there is a suspension bridge and a three story high elevated platform where
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Activity: Tonle Guesthouse and Tourism Training Center
Location: Stung Treng, Cambodia.
Tip: Learn by doing, just as the trainees do!
Contribute directly to youths’ vocational training by enjoying the warmth of their hospitality at Tonle Guesthouse.
Tonle Guesthouse
The experience: By providing short vocational training courses, the Tonle Tourism Training Center offers disadvantaged youth employable skills for their futures. The Center functions as a guesthouse, restaurant, and training center for students to practice in a true-to-life environment. They perform as service providers, cooks, clerks and
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Activity: PEPY – Protect the Earth, Protect Yourself
Location: Cambodia
Tip: Moderate to good fitness levels required if bicycling
Discover the back roads of Angkor and beyond on bicycle, or take a volunteer trip to a rural home with stops to see health, environmental or education projects
A friendly graduation
The experience: PEPY (Project the Earth, Protect Yourself) organizes adventure and volunteer tours for travelers who want to give something back while they explore Cambodia. PEPY cycling tours operate during the dry season from November to March
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Activity: Cambodia Landmine Museum
Location: Siem Reap
Tip: Experience the mock minefield to discover how difficult it would be to live in a mine-infested area
Learn more about the scourge of landmines and the shadow they cast over rural communities in Cambodia with a visit to this flagship museum that promotes mine awareness and education.
Unexploded ordnance
The experience: The Landmine Museum tells the terrible story of landmines and UXO (unexploded ordnance) in Cambodia. Cambodia has been scarred by years of conflict and some of the deepest scars
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Activity: The Singing Tree cafe
Location: Siem Reap
Tip: This is one of the most child-friendly places in Siem Reap, thanks to a large, enclosed garden.
Retreat to a lush garden café serving tasty vegetarian creations that acts as a focus for environmental and community awareness in Siem Reap.
A friendly retreat
The experience: The Singing Tree Café is a delightful garden café situated just a short stroll from the centre of Siem Reap. The café management aims to promote responsible tourism, social ecology and foster community spirit. The
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