Authentic experience of village life in Cambodian countryside. The children are welcoming ambassadors. The culture of the country is one of hospitality. Well worth the drive.

Such a fun and different experience. We met the locals and learned from each other, learned how they live and produce foods and goods. And we stayed at a local's house and ate traditional Cambodian food. Whoever likes being a little away from crazy city life should definitely pay this village a visit. Such great and kind people. :))

Nice little village to walk around, there were many chickens, dogs and cows.

We had an amazing time with Aline visiting the village and learning about local life there. Would highly recommend calling/texting to organise a tour. We wouldn't have gotten much out of the experience had we just showed up and wandered around ourselves. Aline is a warm and fun person who does a lot for her community. The number we used to contact her was +855 69 555 115 because the website wasn't working.

Lovely people, lovely kids. Peaceful atmosphere. We didn’t find someone who was supposed to explain us around but that’s ok, it’s good to have a walk around by yourself. We bought some stuff from their market for support the local community. Do it, it’s cheap! :)

It's a great place to visit if you're interested in rural life in Cambodia. Aline is such a lovely person, it's very impressive how she is a tour guide, teaches all the kids in the village and helps to promote sustainable development. She introduced the AMICA program to us and showed us around the village, where we could see how the people weave scarfs, collect the palm juice from which they produce palm sugar and grow all kinds of vegetables and fruit. At the end of the tour there's a little store where you can buy handicrafts made by the villagers. The tour is free, I'd recommend supporting the community by either buying some products or donating some dollars. I'd recommend contacting Aline in advance to make sure she has time to show you around. (We called in the morning and visited the village the same day in the afternoon) We were a little confused about were we should go to, I think the easiest is to wait at the AMICA school building, which is on the right side of the road, if you follow the turquoise sign at the entrance of the village.

The village people were very friendly. It was fun walking around the village with the kids holding your hands and wanting to interact.

Dary's Lazy Mekong Daze Restaurant is the place to go in Kampong Cham, very friendly owner good Khmer food and western food stayed in Kampong Cham for 2 days we ate there three times had 3 pizzas the best so far in Cambodia had Chicken Amok and Fish&Chips and Coconut Fried Rice we were not disappointed at all enjoyed every bit!! good location right by the Mekong River should be NUMBER ONE ON TRIPADVISOR much better than Smile Restaurant!! would definitely come back when i go travelling again. Keep up the good work :D

Best vego curry I’ve had on this trip so far. 6 months. It was more than a hungry cyclist needed and was full of a good selection of vegetables and not just all sauce. Great menu with lots of choice from Asian to Western. Lovely friendly staff. Although not advertised, there is also a lovely big room there you can rent. Shared bathroom with family. I had 2 really nice nights there. Totally recommend it, restaurant and accomodation.

I spent 4 years in New York, and that's got to be one of the toughest pizza towns in the world. I have to say, though, the Ali Special ranks as one of the best pies I have ever eaten, anywhere. No, it's not orthodox - white sauce instead of red, but bear with me. It's topped off with a generous helping of garlic and bacon. Might wreck your breath, but it'll make your day. Absolutely worth a visit.

In my humble opinion, Dary makes the best pizza in Cambodia. I've been eating at Lazy Mekong Daze since 2009, I've never been disappointed in a meal there. Highly recommended.

A regular stop-off in Kompong Cham; Lazy Mekong Daze is well located with a view to the Kizuna Bridge and the Mighty Mekong River. Decent western and Khmer food is served and the staff are friendly and fun once you get to know them! The french owner has lived in Cambodia for around 12 years and is a good source of local knowledge. They also rent modern, well maintained Moto’s if you want to explore on your own, and can recommend and organise reliable Tuktuk drivers. A worthwhile stop, but remember to SLOW DOWN! You’re in Kampong Cham!

Eaten here many times over a number of years. Consistently good food - especially the Western Food. Pizzas are also surprisingly good and they speak really good English and have a good selection of drinks. It has a nice setting and good views of the riverside - you get a good breeze in the evening. You can also play pool. It's also possible to rent motorbikes and bicycles here at a reasonable price.

We had been on a bike trip through Cambodia and came to visit Dary the manager and a wonderful person too! Great service and even better PiZZA!! I do highly recommend this place in Kampong Cham.

A 2,000 Riel or 0.50 usd per person entrance for 2-way trip is worthwhile to enjoy one of the most popular attractions in the center of Kompong Cham town. Also, good to view sunset n perhaps a quick river beach swimming if you can't find elsewhere in Cambodia or in your country.

One of the main tourist attraction place of Kampong Cham. The Bamboo Bridge made each year during dry season when low water level & it gets damage during rainy season. Only 2000 KHR entry ticket. Magnificent Sunset view across the river while walking through this long Bamboo Bridge is an amazing experience. Other-side of the river has nice facility with bamboo huts, foods, nice decorations where you can spend the whole afternoon peacefully while exploring the river itself with swimming & have fun! Worth to visit

Nice place to take selfie. Should go early in the morning as it looked sooo much nicer. If uou'd like to cross the bridge, would cost you 5000KIP. That's how they build this bridge as it's only stands for 6 months 🤓

Yes good place no air pollution because I have bike 🚲 to explore there Thanks for allowing me to ride a bike along the Bamboo bridge 🌉 to Koh Pen. One day with 236.6km pretty long for first time. #Cyclingtrip

Bamboo bridge to a mini island/beach resort. We paid 5000reil for two of us plus motorbike parking. Pretty impressive that they build the bridge every year. Good view of the sunset on the other side of the bridge

A fun thing to do if you are in the area is to cross the Mekon river by the Kaoh Pen bamboo bridge. It is 1 km long and a lot more sturdy than you would think. I paid 2000 riel to walk back and forth it

Tourist trap. Entry with moto 5kr. The moto can't pass. Other side has a beach with hammock huts for khmer vacationers.

Only got to view the bridge from our boat and then when the tour bus stopped. Wish we had time to walk across.

A very long (1km) bamboo bridge connecting the mainland to Koh Pen. During rain season it is washed away by the river and is rebuilt after rainy season each year. Amazing sunset and great spot to explore. The sandy island has a number of restaurants with Cambodian style cabanas. It’s worthwhile the trip. Something different.

A bit of tourist fun to cross this nearly 1km long bridge It is rebuilt every year after being destroyed in the wet season

This was a novel and fun experience! The structure is well built and interesting to look at. The bridge is built every year for the dry season time period. The cost to cross was around 2000kr per person regardless if one was cambodian or foreign. The activities on the island side included swimming, chilling in a gazebo, flying a kite, taking photos with the pretty structures and food. A cool area to spend time with friends and socialise.

A 1km bamboo bridge connect to a small island. I paid 5000 riels for me and my motobike (foreigner, local maybe cheapper or free, i dunno). It's a local bridge for pedestrian before, car and bike can get through before, but now it's a travel destination with ticket for entry.

Restaurant: excellent service. Tuna melt baguette has more onions than tuna fish. At 3,50$, it's overpriced. Amok Fish is bland and not creamy enough (lack of spices and coconut milk) and believe me, I'm an expert in that dish. Eggs and baguette, butter and jam (2,50$); one of the rare places making sunny side up eggs. Yes !

Even though the entire guesthouse was empty the silly manager still insisted that pre- covis 19 prices would be charged ($20 ) for a very plain ,average room .This is Not good business sense.

Food was good staff spoke English and where polite but not very enthusiastic. Views from out front over the Mekong river are pleasant nice place to sit and relax after a big day . Didnt stay in the accommodation so cant comment. Both Khmer and western food . A local Khmer friend recomended the Amok though I didn't try it myself .

Great location. I paid $6 (list price is $8) for a fan room. It used to be a very clean guesthouse (I've stayed here 3 times). Rooms are now neglected and the cleaning seems to consist of running a mop over the floor and changing the sheets, everything else is ignored (bathroom tiles, sink etc...). Restaurant is pleasant place to sit outside, but the staff do not appreciate being inconvenienced with food or drink requests.

The French onion soup was rich and flavorful. It came with a chunk of bread and mozzarella cheese on the side. The stirfry with bell peppers was fresh and not overcooked and not laden with oil. It was wonderful. In the past I’ve gotten chicken Kiev which is deep-fried but also very yummy and the chicken with wine sauce is good. They have good Khmer food and they have an interesting eggplant dish that turns out to be from the Middle East or something. I wanted to take wonderful photos but something happened to my camera. The rooms are not the cleanest, but the beds are comfortable and when I forget things the staff always returns them to me. They’ve also learned my food preferences and they work around my desire to eat less refined carbs. They’ll fix a breakfast omelette and give me fruit instead of bread with jam and jelly.

Nice Guesthouse with good and clean rooms and friendly English speaking staff. The Guesthouse lays directly at Mekong River and has balconies directly to the river. So you can see the big Mekong River, the huge Mekong Bridge, the French Tower on the other side of the River plus a bit of the Bambu Bridge. The Guesthouse is directly in the city and everything is in walking distance.

The place is serviceable, food is decent & a good bar that makes perfect B - 52 Cocktails. The staff seem to come from the moon, perhaps that's how it got its name.They would rather play with their outdated electronic toys than give required "service" .Its highly unprofessional & turns potential customers away ,fast .

Great located guesthouse opposite the Mekong river, nice and friendly staff and good food and good coffee. Reasonable Price rooms, all the rooms have AC/fan. View from the here is too, you are looking out over the Mekong river bridge

Dary's Lazy Mekong Daze Restaurant is the place to go in Kampong Cham, very friendly owner good Khmer food and western food stayed in Kampong Cham for 2 days we ate there three times had 3 pizzas the best so far in Cambodia had Chicken Amok and Fish&Chips and Coconut Fried Rice we were not disappointed at all enjoyed every bit!! good location right by the Mekong River should be NUMBER ONE ON TRIPADVISOR much better than Smile Restaurant!! would definitely come back when i go travelling again. Keep up the good work :D

Best vego curry I’ve had on this trip so far. 6 months. It was more than a hungry cyclist needed and was full of a good selection of vegetables and not just all sauce. Great menu with lots of choice from Asian to Western. Lovely friendly staff. Although not advertised, there is also a lovely big room there you can rent. Shared bathroom with family. I had 2 really nice nights there. Totally recommend it, restaurant and accomodation.

I spent 4 years in New York, and that's got to be one of the toughest pizza towns in the world. I have to say, though, the Ali Special ranks as one of the best pies I have ever eaten, anywhere. No, it's not orthodox - white sauce instead of red, but bear with me. It's topped off with a generous helping of garlic and bacon. Might wreck your breath, but it'll make your day. Absolutely worth a visit.

In my humble opinion, Dary makes the best pizza in Cambodia. I've been eating at Lazy Mekong Daze since 2009, I've never been disappointed in a meal there. Highly recommended.

A regular stop-off in Kompong Cham; Lazy Mekong Daze is well located with a view to the Kizuna Bridge and the Mighty Mekong River. Decent western and Khmer food is served and the staff are friendly and fun once you get to know them! The french owner has lived in Cambodia for around 12 years and is a good source of local knowledge. They also rent modern, well maintained Moto’s if you want to explore on your own, and can recommend and organise reliable Tuktuk drivers. A worthwhile stop, but remember to SLOW DOWN! You’re in Kampong Cham!

Eaten here many times over a number of years. Consistently good food - especially the Western Food. Pizzas are also surprisingly good and they speak really good English and have a good selection of drinks. It has a nice setting and good views of the riverside - you get a good breeze in the evening. You can also play pool. It's also possible to rent motorbikes and bicycles here at a reasonable price.

We had been on a bike trip through Cambodia and came to visit Dary the manager and a wonderful person too! Great service and even better PiZZA!! I do highly recommend this place in Kampong Cham.

Very nice restaurant with a good cause :BSDA Friendly staff Buddhism for Society Development Action (BSDA) is a local NGO established on the 5th of January 2005 by seven monks at Wat Nokor Bachey

Restaurant with special attention. Founded to encourage the work of young students: where you just have to enjoy and smile. Cusines Asian, Cambodian SPECIAL DIET Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free Options MEALS Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night

Really enjoyed our meal here so we came back second night! We got all Khmer dishes but they have nice variety of western options just in case. The prices are higher than other local spots but still relatively cheap for a westerner and it’s for a good cause. Would recommend for others.

Our tuk tuk driver took us here today for lunch. It has a great view of the river, helps disadvantaged locals, and the food was great. We are going back again to try some different things. Highly recommended.

We stayed in Kampong Cham for 4 days and ate here every day (sometimes lunch and dinner). The Khmer Red Curry was our favourite dish. The atmosphere is very welcoming and the young staff are very friendly and pleasant although a bit shy. They seem to really enjoy their jobs and are happy to greet new customers. We didn't see too many other restaurants that looked like great options on Google Maps, but this one suited us perfectly. Would recommend!

American here. They have a good size menu with Khmer and European food options. Our party had a mango burger that was very good and I had noodles and chicken which I liked a lot and felt like nothing needed to be added. If you like American food this is a good place for you. Edit: They also have free WiFi and view of river depending on where you are seated.

It is the great restaurant by the Riverbank of Mekong in Kampong Cham city centre.

Has a good selection of both Khmer and western food. Service was good and friendly. Great view over the Mekong river. Menu in English with photos which is very helpful

Nice place with a very friendly staff. A bit of a backpacker/foreigner hub but the food is good and drinks are cheap so you can't blame them. We stayed 2 nights and had a pleasant stay. Nothing fancy for perfect for a night's rest. If you can check out the "temple on the hill" it is about 20km outside but the drive is nice and its view from up top make it worth it entirely.

Confortable room and excellent coffee otherwise nothing positive. The owner is warm and polite til you pay. After that, they don’t care about you. Bad food, no good quality (they use powder for fruit shakes) and expensive prices. They gonna keep your passport if you want to rent a bike/motorbike. Please don’t allow them to do that and keep your documents with you!!

I would say it is one of the finest backpackers restaurants around. Personally, we didn't have the best experience there. They food took a long time to be served, even though it wasn't busy, one of us found an elastic rubber band in her food. Generally speaking, affordable prices with equivalent quality.

Room was clean with comfy bed. Hot shower and free bottle of water. Good value for 7$. Staff was incredible rude, all of them. The worst staff what I ever met in Cambodia. WiFi didn't work well.

Nice place with good food and friendly staff. Our room was situated on the 2nd floor without an AC which we missed to book additionally for 5$. Definitely too hot and not recommandable. They booked us a „VIP“-minivan shuttle to pnohm penh for 5$ per person. Sadly there was nothing „VIP“ about that minivan. The driver stopped every 10 minutes to pick up someone. The van was not safe to ride, our luggage was treated horribly and the driver kept on spitting in the van and throwing his trash out the windows. The worst experience we had so far. Even if it is not the hotels responsibility, I would have liked some more clarification in regards of the service provided. Also they picked us up 45 min late. Leaving kampong Cham at 10:45, we took astonishing 3 1/2 hours to reach Phnom Penh.... this is just for guests that came after us and Plan to take the bus to PP, never use the minivan, you will regret it!

Great place to eat, have been coming here every morning. Staff are very friendly and the food is so good. Outdoor seating has nice views overlooking the river and and is closely surrounding a number of interesting shops.

US$1 draft beers, the spicy noodles with pork salad, the strawberry smoothie and ice coffees were good. The spring rolls with pork and the french fries were mediocre. The restaurant is on a corner across the street from the river, so a nice breeze blows through, keeping it pretty comfortable on a hot day.

They used to have several restaurants by the river catering to foreigners. Back then prices were low. It seems that the Pandemic has wiped out most of them. Smile seems to have exploited that situation and raised their prices. The food is okay but certainly nothing to write home about. Dinner last night was average,breakfast this morning with a lukewarm hot coffee below par.

Poor service, explained 4 times Spring rolls first and chicken curry after. Yes she even said sane. But no curry come first so cancelled the Spring Rolls. They lost money. White wine was not cold. Had to go and find tissues. Great atmosphere but need training. Curry OK but not much flavour.

A wonderful restaurant the only problem was choosing from a large menu which is not a real problem