Took our three boys to Putt Putt today. We all had a great time and it was fun to go to Cambodia' s only putt putt course! The owner - is a very nice man who picked us up from our hotel (no charge) and took us to the course. He is a lovely man and we really hope he does well. The course is challenging, craftsmanship great and the boys really loved it - came back very happy. Highly recommended for something to break up the sights and the markets.

We heard about this from tripadvisor. The man who created this and owns it is a great guy, funny and entertaining, and what a hard worker! He came to our hotel to get us within fifteen minutes and dropped us off when finished.
Though this enterprise is off the ground it has yet to take of in popularity, but we promise, if you go, you'll have a good time:)

Whoever says that love at first sight is impossible have not been to this place! If you are in Siem Reap, whether you are with friends, business partners, alone, or family, give this place a shot. I was here with a travelling partner, and after doing the typical routine of visiting the various temples in Siem Reap, we wanted an activity that was simple and fun. Considering it was the last night of our trip and we needed something other than drinking in Pub Street, I had a friend recommended me this place because she knows I an avid golfer and that mini putt might be something suitable for last minute activities.

The location of the Angkor Wat Putt is slightly further than normal attractions, approximately 3.0 km away from City Centre where the roads are bumpy and resembled more of a countryside. We were personally picked up by the owner, Mr Tee and had very interesting conversation about his ideas for the this mini putt.

I have played in a few mini putts in various countries, but this one is top notch because of these factors:
1) Close to accurate reproductions of the Angkor Temples, incorporated into each hole.
2) Very challenging - I scored a 69 on a 14 hole course.
3) Great value for money - $ 5 for an hour of fun (depending how fast you play) with your friends!
4) The course is outdoor, and the owner is still developing the landscape finish around the courses.

Just a few tips though:-

1) If you are planning to play in a group bigger than 4, it might be worthwhile to organise your own transport there. It is more cost effective than getting pick-up from hotels.
2) Since the course is outdoor, it is highly dependent on the weather. Rainy days or middle of the day are not recommended for obvious reasons.
3) Play it in the evening or close to sunset - take your time to enjoy each hole and admire the workmanship and efforts placed on the finishes of the temples (which was build using a combination of concrete and styrofoam). I regret not bringing the cameras to take photos of these great structures.

Definitely a recommended activity and it provided a great ending to my trip to Cambodia this year.

By the way, one most important thing - I truly enjoyed the one and only free beer that was on offer for anyone who scored hole in one in any hole.

This is a really fantastic course - the best I have ever played on! The temples are very well made, accurate reproductions of the real thing - a nice touch. The holes are challenging while never being unfair, and the course is in excellent condition. The owner makes this place - he is incredibly friendly and loves to chat with you - he will even come and pick you up from your hotel. Cannot fault it. If you love mini golf - or even if you don't - you will have a fantastic time here. Give it a go!