Siem Reap – Visit to Cambodia’s first chocolate factory
Overview
45 minutes
Mobile ticket
This activity offers an immersion in a Cambodian artisan chocolate factory, with a guided tour of the production scenes.
Visitors discover the entire chocolate-making process, from beans to bars, using cocoa and local ingredients.
The experience emphasizes the understanding of craftsmanship and the local production context, in a real working environment.
This is an observation visit within an active chocolate factory, allowing to follow the different stages of chocolate making.
The activity is educational, accessible to all.
Additional Info
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
What To Expect
Discover WAT Chocolate at Siem Reap, Cambodia’s first bean-to-bar artisan chocolate factory, on an exclusive tour of its factory. Located just minutes from the centre of Siem Reap, this experience takes you into the world of Cambodian chocolate, from beans to bars. During this immersive guided tour, you will discover every step of making artisan chocolate: roasting, grinding, conching, tempering and molding. You’ll learn how Cambodian-grown cocoa is processed locally with iconic local ingredients such as Kampot pepper, palm sugar and Kep Fleur de sel. This experience goes beyond a simple visit: cultural immersion, behind-the-scenes access to an artisan chocolate factory and essential knowledge about Cambodian cocoa. The tour ends with a guided tasting of chocolates with local flavours. This activity is ideal for food lovers, curious travelers, couples and families looking for a local, educational and foodie experience in Siem Reap.
What‘s Included
Bottled water
Chocolate tasting
10% discount card valid at Aviary Square store
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Siem Reap – Visit to Cambodia’s first chocolate factory
Reviews
3 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
An AMAZING experience around chocolate!
cocop547,Feb 4, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00What a fantastic discovery in Siem Reap! The Chocolate Factory is a real little paradise for chocolate lovers ❤️ Upon arrival, we feel the passion and professionalism of the whole team. The welcome is warm, the atmosphere is friendly, and the visit is simply exciting. We discover the entire manufacturing process, from the cocoa bean to the tablet, with clear, lively explanations full of anecdotes. Tasting is pure happiness 🤩 Chocolates are rich, balanced, and with original flavors inspired by Cambodia. Every bite is a surprise!
Deliciously interesting!
singhasam,Feb 1, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00WHEN you have a chocolate factory barely a quarter of a mile away from where you are staying in Siem Reap then a visit is inevitable. It is just off Angkor Night Market Street and a large "Chocolate Factory" sign alerts visitors that they have arrived. A $2 tuktuk ride will get you there from pretty much anywhere in Siem Reap. This attraction is in its infancy but it's rough and ready approach to tourism only adds to its charm. For a start, when you arrive it is not immediately apparent where you have to go, but if you look to the left side of the building there is a narrow alley down which you walk until you reach doors which can be opened into a wide admission area where staff will quickly approach you and ask if you want a tour. The cost is only $5 and you must wear a hair net and leave bags outside the working area for hygiene reasons. Our guide told us that we were in Cambodia's first chocolate factory and gave us some information and demonstrations about the whole process from where the plants which produce beans for chocolate grow best to how those beans are processed. We had a chance to taste some of the granules from early stages in the process before we moved on into different sections covering everything from butter to liquid chocolate. Then we were shown round more sections where we saw how different flavours of chocolate bar are hand-made with the ingredients from mango to black pepper painstakingly added. One order from a hotel for a 1,000 hand-made chocolates was being done while we were there and we watched as individual pieces of fruit were added to the chocolate. Very labour intensive but then this is quality rather than quantity. Crucially -- from our point of view -- we got to taste different flavours, as many as we wanted....and there were several dozen! At the end we bought several bars include mango milk chocolate and one with ginger in it. Delicious! Don't miss a chance to come here because it is an attraction you don't see everywhere.
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