The 4 Best Siem Reap Farm Tours

1.Siem Reap Lotus Silk Farm Discovery tour & Lake experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 291 reviews · 2.5 hours · from $20Our pick

Spend 2.5 hours learning how lotus fibers become silk, then ride a wooden boat through flowering lotus fields near Siem Reap. English and French guides explain the work, local culture, and sustainable practices. Round-trip transport from Biolab Café, lotus tea, biscuits, and a handmade flower bouquet are included.

“We enjoyed the tour. We weren't expecting much, but it was fascinating to learn about every stage of silk production and its overall use. The boat tour was the crowning highlight of the tour, so if you're hesitant, definitely try this unique experience!!”

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2.Lotus Silk Farm- Tour, Lake & Masterclass

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 77 reviews · 4.5 hours · from $70

At Lotus Silk Farm, English or French-speaking guides such as Sokha, Sean, and Melany introduce you to lotus silk, paper, incense, jewelry, eco-printing, and carving. You create six souvenirs, enjoy lotus tea and biscuits, then take a 30-minute boat ride through flowering fields.

“Absolute must do. Boat ride is a must. Amazing experience!”

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3.Angkor Silk Farm & Lotus Silk Farm: Siem Reap Discovery Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 68 reviews · 4 hours · from $25

Spend four hours comparing traditional silk making at Angkor Silk Farm with lotus fiber work at Samatoa Lotus Farm. An English or French-speaking guide explains silkworms, weaving, and hand-pulled lotus thread. Meet at Biolab Café, enjoy lotus tea and biscuits, and allow extra cash for handmade goods.

“Excellent guide, clear and concise. Liked the Lotus tour as I only knew about silk worms before! Visually very good, liked seeing work in progress by skilled workers.”

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4.Lotus Silk Farm: Discover Learn and Experiment the Lotus Flower

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 45 reviews · from $47Top rated

Spend about three hours at Lotus Silk Farm in Siem Reap learning six lotus-based crafts. Make a bracelet, paper, incense, yarn, and more, then take a quiet boat ride through lotus and water lilies. The small group, capped at 15 people, keeps the workshop personal.

“Fascinating explanation of the many ways people have found to use the lotus plant. From fibers used to weave silk cloth to seed pods strung as beads to petals dried for tea - multiple creative uses. Tour included a pleasant boat ride as well as "arts and crafts" time. We made seed pod bracelets, paper, incense sticks and extracted silk fiber strands from the lotus stalks.”

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