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Private tour package for up to 10 pax - Discover Angkor Wat, Taprohm, Bayon, Bakheng Temple

Homestay Chreav

Homestay is organized by ICC Non-profit Association and is ideal for volunteers and tourists seeking to experience life in a Cambodian village.

The homestay is a great opportunity to offer sustainable income to a family in the village. It is therefore also a sustainable financial support for us. It also ensures that the family contribute towards the help they received, and it helps to avoid feelings of favoritism for one family within the village.
Our homestay is not far from Angkor Wat temple, it is located from the northwest of Homestay Chreav. Our homestay is only 6km or a 15 minute bike ride from the city centre. By staying in the home stay you don’t only support the family but also have a positive economic impact on the whole village. 

Location 1 
It is located only 200 m from ICC Association and Chreav Police Post and as such is only 6km or a 15 minute bike ride from the city centre.

Location 2 
Sala Lodge road, it is about 1 Km southeast of Pub-street, Salakomroeuk village, Salakomroeuk commune, Siem Reap-Cambodia.

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