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ខ្មែរStone & Silence
13.4125° N, 103.8670° E · Siem Reap
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Watch the towers of Angkor Wat catch first light before the causeway fills.
We plan slowly, on the ground, with guides who grew up beside the temples they explain. Every route is built around real coordinates, real seasons, and real people — not a highlight reel.
My name is Pou Ton, and I am a licensed tourist guide with two decades of experience sharing the beauty, spirituality, and secrets of my country with travelers from around the world. I speak English and French fluently, allowing me to connect with visitors from diverse cultures and backgrounds.
My work is more than a profession, it is a passion. I dedicate my life to unveiling the mysteries of the Angkor monuments, where history, architecture, art, and religion come together in perfect harmony.
I hold official certification from the Cambodian Ministry of Tourism, and every tour I lead is built around genuine conversation and real stories passed down through generations of my family. Whether guiding a single traveler or a small group, I take the time to slow down and share the temples the way I first came to know them.
Over the years I have guided visitors of every background, and I adapt each route to the traveler in front of me, because no two visits to Angkor should ever feel the same.
Twenty years on the ground have taught me that the best route through Angkor isn't the shortest one — it's the one timed to the light, the season, and the pace of the traveler walking beside me. I favor quiet causeways and early departures over crowded viewpoints, and I explain not just what a temple is, but why it was built that way.
Over the years I've built relationships with temple caretakers, tuk-tuk drivers, and village guides across Siem Reap, Battambang, and Phnom Penh — a network that lets us design itineraries around real access and local knowledge, not brochure stops.
Whether you're after a single day of temple-hopping or a two-week route through the kingdom, I personally review every itinerary before it goes out, and I still lead the first departure of every new route myself.
Every trip we build sits somewhere between these three currents — stone, street, and skyline.
Fixed departures, private guiding, or a route built from nothing but your own list.
Small fixed-departure groups, capped at twelve travelers, moving through Angkor and Phnom Penh on a shared calendar.
Your own vehicle, driver, and guide, with the same route reshaped around your hours, your energy, and your questions.
A route drawn from scratch with a local planner — across countries, seasons, and interests, from temples to textile villages.
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Real moments from our recent trips — tap a clip to watch the full reel on Facebook.
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Sunrise silhouettes and centuries-old stone — see the temple the way our guests do.
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Floating villages and quiet mornings along the Tonlé Sap, unhurried and up close.
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Roots, ruins, and roads less traveled — planned around what you actually want to see.
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