Angkor Zipline recommends you reserve your professional photographer today while booking your zipline tour to accompany you on your amazing journey. We have a limited number of photographers and as we enter our peak season, we expect many time slots…

The Nature Conservancy describes ecotourism as environmentally responsible travel to natural areas, in order to enjoy and appreciate nature (and accompanying cultural features, both past and present) that promote conservation, have a low visitor impact, and provide for beneficially active…

Angkor Zipline designs our eco-adventures to fit what our guests tell us they want. Sometimes, the options can be confusing, so we thought this might help you decide which one is right for you. We offer two core zipline eco-adventures.…

Guests have been raving about our #1 combination tour, combining our Gold standard full course zipline eco-adventure in the morning and the fun they have exploring  the countryside surrounding Siem Reap in the afternoon via Quad/ATV. Visiting the Wat Athvea Pagoda…

  This Blog is excerpted from a Blog written by Sal & Co at https://www.our3kidsvtheworld.com/ziplining-in-cambodia-travelling-with-kids-family-travel-blog/  We thank them for the awesome write-up. It’s loaded with pictures, video and ideas, and best of all, as they concluded, “We loved zip lining,…

As is the case elsewhere in Southeast Asia, rainy season in Siem Reap doesn’t mean constant rainfall.  In fact the rain tends to fall in afternoon showers. There’s still plenty of sunshine, and the rain helps the flowers bloom, the…