Explore Siem Reap with a True Local Guide Rain Proun

I’m Rain Proun. I grew up in the shadow of Angkor, spending my childhood exploring hidden backcountry trails and ancient temple ruins.

Because I know this land like the back of my hand, I don’t just show you the sights I take you off the beaten path to breathtaking, secret spots most tourists never see.

Why Explore with Rain?

Private Siem Reap Tours by Rain

Every tour is private  just you and Rain. Prices are per tour, not per person, and cover only the guide and vehicle; all other expenses (entrance fees, meals, accommodation ,tips) are excluded.

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Contact Rain Proun to design a custom itinerary built around your specific interests, pace, and schedule.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many days should I spend in Siem Reap?

3 to 5 days covers temples and local culture well for most travelers. Add extra days if you’re combining Siem Reap with Battambang, Koh Ker, or Phnom Penh. 

Phnom Kulen, the Tonle Sap floating villages, the Angkor Archaeological sites, and an elephant sanctuary are the standout day-trip destinations. In town, the night market and dinner shows are popular evening additions. Plan your perfect itinerary Siem Reap, check out siem reap places to visit

Yes  private tours work especially well for families with kids, since you can build in downtime and mix temple visits with non-temple activities like the elephant sanctuary or floating village.

At least 6 months ahead is strongly recommended. Most of my clients book that far out, and availability tightens significantly in peak season.

 

Expect around $40/day for the guide, plus $35–$60/day for a private vehicle (fits 3–6 people). entrance fees 37 USD per person, meals 5-7 USD, and accommodation 50-100 USD per night.

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