Uniquely Khmer

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Our restaurant serves both western and Khmer cuisine and in short walking distance are more Khmer restaurants, street food and shops.  The Kampong Chhnang Central Market is only a short tuk-tuk drive from the guesthouse where you can buy virtually anything for incredibly low prices.

There are quiet, lit seating areas where you can bring food and drinks to have a picnic right outside your door.  Afterwards take a nap in our comfy hammocks.

Khmer hospitality ensures you will remember the warmth and generosity of these gentle folk.  Though very few of the villagers can speak another language other than Khmer, there's no language barrier as these people communicate through the universal language of love and kindness.

We currently offer unique pottery experiences with traditional Khmer Potters in Cambodia. We offer tourists from around the globe (no pottery experience required) the opportunity of working with Khmer potters using their traditional methods as part of a village stay in Andong Reussey.  The village is the last centre of traditionally made Khmer pottery and is located at the foot of Phnom Krang Dei Meas, a mountain from which many source their clay.  Located halfway between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, the home of Angkor Wat, the area is noted, not only for its pottery, but also the Floating Village on the Tonle Sap River and the bamboo weavers

We aim to facilitate social and cultural interaction between our clients and the Cambodian people through a traditional approach to clay pot making.  In this residency, you will not be just an observer. You will have the opportunity to learn the Khmer way of creating pottery and share an inside view of your hosts' lives; discovering the aspects of life that mean most to the Khmers; their loves, joys, and imperatives. 

Cambodian pottery in this environment is both decorative and functional, and for centuries was an essential part of trade both within and between the country and its neighbours.