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Lina Smile Tour

Name: Lina Smile Tour
Address: 39 BT Street, Beoung Tompon Distric, Khan Mean Chay, Washington D.C., DC, 120606, US
Telephone: +855966493651
Price range: $$

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Are you first time in Phnom Penh, Cambodia? Specially spending trip in Phnom Penh city as local people. I am a passionate local and easygoing guide.

I can help you to have local tour guide and reasonable transportation driver that you can trust, comfortable safe and fun. I'm in love with my country you will find everything you need: shops, History museums, art, fun and relaxation, local food
I have been living in Phnom Penh since I small. I love traveling as well is the best thing in life, so that's why I would like you to enjoy Phnom Penh not like a tourist but like a traveler or even you feel like home. I'm here to be at your service to make the most & best out of your trip. My goal is to not just give you a usual tourist experience but to have as much FUN as possible while you are in Phnom Penh city. I can make multi-day tours around Cambodia for you as well. Contact Whatsapp : +855714959699

09/26/2026

09/21/2026

Day 1 in Kampot

09/19/2026

This show is blow my mind

This is Phare, the Cambodian Circus in Siem Reap, and it is not a typical circus at all. No animals, no gimmicks, just acrobatics, live music, and a full story told through movement, different every night, always original, always distinctly Cambodian.

Most performers here trained through an arts school that gives young Cambodians a real path forward through circus and performance. This circus even holds a Guinness World Record, for the longest circus show ever performed.

09/15/2026

Another fun activity to do in Siem Reap Angkor

09/12/2026

We visited in July, when the water was still low, not the lake at its best.

This is Tonle Sap, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, sitting at the heart of Cambodia. A half day trip from Siem Reap brings you to a floating village, homes, shops, and daily life built entirely on water, families making their living exactly as we walked through.

If you want the lake full and the sunset at its best, come between September and December. July shows you the village still standing strong, even with less water beneath it.

I know exactly when to time this visit for you. Message me and I will build it into your Siem Reap visiting

09/08/2026

An elder presses sandalwood paste onto a thin stick by hand, rolls it smooth, sets it to dry in a bowl of sand. This incense will burn at the pagoda, or keep mosquitoes away at night, same stick, two purposes.

This was one morning outside Siem Reap, on a slow bike ride through rice fields most tourists never see. We watched a man climb barefoot up a palm tree for sap, women weave palm leaves into roof panels, made incense sticks with our own hands, tried warm palm cakes, then made Num Banh Chok before sitting down to a full local lunch.

No hotel breakfast could give you a morning like this.

09/07/2026

By the end of one day, I had stood in front of three faces of Angkor, and none of them looked like what I expected.

First, Angkor Wat in the morning, the silhouette everyone already knows before they land in Cambodia. Then Bayon, where enormous stone faces watch you from every tower, calm and a little unsettling at the same time. Last, Ta Prohm, where a tree grew straight through the temple walls, and the roots are the only thing still holding some of it up.

Three temples, one full day, and each one surprised me in a different way.

09/06/2026

First night in Siem Reap, before you ever reach pub street, watch this.

A dinner show of Khmer classical dance, Apsara among them, gold headdresses catching the light with every turn of the wrist, each dance telling its own old story.

Most first time visitors go straight to pub street on arrival night and miss this completely.

I always send my guests to a dinner show first, proper Khmer food, then the dancing begins as the sun goes down.

09/05/2026

A tree has grown straight over this temple, its roots wrapped across the stone like it is the only thing holding the ruin up.

This is Cambodia beyond Angkor Wat, an ancient temple called Sambor Prei K*k, slowly being reclaimed by the forest for centuries.

It sits on the road between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, along with a silver making village, an old royal capital on a quiet mountain, and a lunch stop only locals know.

Most people flying in only see Angkor Wat. I build this into a full day on the way there.

Address

39 BT Street, Beoung Tompon Distric, Khan Mean Chay
Washington D.C., DC
120606

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 9pm
Tuesday	9am - 9pm
Wednesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	9am - 9pm
Friday	9am - 9pm
Saturday	9am - 9pm
Sunday	9am - 9pm

Telephone

+855966493651

Website

http://linasmiletour.com/

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