Quite a nice free attraction and interesting tour. Be prepared for the humidity being even worse than outside. The free shuttle was good but we were lucky to get on it (last 2 seats).
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Quite a nice free attraction and interesting tour. Be prepared for the humidity being even worse than outside. The free shuttle was good but we were lucky to get on it (last 2 seats).
This was our second time through the Silk farm, last visit was 3 years ago. Even better than previous visit , have added more detail in process of manufacturing their products. Everything silk they have for sale with quite a few other handicraft items ,...More
Free visit with explanation of the whole process, between the silk worm breeding to the weeving of the cloth. I was impressed by how complicated the whole process was, and how early the techniques were invented. Their shop is the best quality you can find...More
Free tour but you need to prepare to give some tips. The workers' skills were amazingly good. It took a lot of work for them to weave one silk scarf. If you want to buy some silk products you should get it here. I found...More
What a nice place. Be sure to take the free bus going from Siem Reap the tour is free and very interesting. The place is a very nice and everything goes for a good course
A bit far from the city, but nice to see the silk production here. From the entrance we will lead by the guide who will inform us about everything during the tour. In the end we can buy some souvenir, good product even though a...More
Not often you get a free tour. Fascinating process and worth the visit! Now I understand why silk is so expensive
Lovely place and definitely worth a visit. We had a really informative guide that spoke excellent English. The tour was really good and it was fascinating to see the live silk worms and watch the incredibly skilled women working in the farm and watch them...More
I've always wondered about "real silk" tags on scarves in the US and what makes some more expensive than others and what grades of silk there are. All questions are answered on this fascinating tour that takes 30-40 minutes. Silk production involves the use of...More
The silk farm is about half an hour by tuk tuk from Siem Reap $10-15 US or you can get the free shuttle twice a day (9.30am and 1.30pm) from Artisans Angkor. There is a free guided tour which does not have to be prebooked....More