My Work and Experiences:

Hello, everyone. My name is Bunleat and I have been working in tourism industry since 2008. I have set up a team of professional tour guides to show all tourists around Angkor temples. We know the detail of each temple and we can also take you out to a remote area to see the temples there.

Tourism creates a great deal of work for the local and we are so grateful that you have supported our work so far. We have received the certificate of Excellence Hall of Fame for five consecutive years. Our hard work has pushed us up to the top point.

I hope to see you here and can tell you about our great ancestors' work and their beliefs which led them to build hundreds of temples throughout the Khmer empire. I need enough time to tell you....Please come to the right person, right team who can tell you about this.

We offer a tour with a car for a small group and a van with large group of people. You can request us to use a car or even a military Jeep for more adventure tour.

Why choose us?

1. You will meet the right professional tour guide team.

2. Know the best time to visit the temples.

3. Know how to avoid the crowd,

4. Know good spots for photos and know to take good photos.

5. We don't discriminate against any religions, gays and lesbians.

6. Our profit is to support our family and give back to our community.

This is one of our work to give back to the community.

Belvedere student honored for work with Cambodian orphanage.

Basic school supplies and transportation to and from school are sometimes taken for granted. But for the children in orphanages in Cambodia, these types of resources can be scarce. So when a couple of kids came from Belvedere with armfuls of these needed items, their generosity did not go unnoticed.

St. Hilary School sixth-grader Colin Yoon, 12, of Belvedere, earned the 

Prudential Spirit of Community Awardand the President’s Volunteer Service Award for collecting school supplies for Cambodian orphans. Alongside his sister Carly and staff, Yoon organized a drive to support "Friends of the Orphan Children" after learning of the need from a local guide.

• Volunteer Effort: Colin Yoon and his sister, fourth-grader Carly Yoon, organized a school supplies and book drive at the end of the school year to help an orphanage in Cambodia.
• Motivation: The effort was inspired by their travel guide, Bunleat, who grew up in a Cambodian orphanage and advocated for the children.
• The Drive: Assisted by St. Hilary Head of Technology Resources Erin Turner, the Yoons collected a surprisingly large amount of donations,, which they personally helped transport to the organization, Friends of the Orphan Children.
• Awards: Colin Yoon received the Prudential Spirit of Community Award and the President’s Volunteer Service Award for his efforts, which included a letter from President Barack Obama on Feb. 25, recognizing over 50 hours of service. Cambodian orphans in Siem Reap play on a bicycle purchased with money raised in a drive by St. Hilary school sixth-grader Colin Yoon and his younger sister, charity, for the nonprofit Friends of the the orphan Children. Anne Ashedort raised $300 and donated the money to buy the bikes, while the Yoons took all the donated school supplies with them on a trip Asia. Colin won a prudential Spirit of Community Award and the President"s Volunteer Service Award for his efforts. 
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Please contact us:

1. Our e-mail:happyangkorwattour@gmail.com

2. WhatsApp: +(855)12806262.

3. You can book it directly online.