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Hey there, my name is Martin, welcome to Cambodia!
I completed my high school education in 2003 and began my career as a teacher at the Remote Area Kids Organization. I worked as a Tuk Tuk driver, guiding tourists around the temples in the Angkor Archaeological Park.
After graduating in 2010, I undertook a six-month training program with the Ministry of Tourism to become a professional guide.
Upon completing my training, I began working as a local guide, leading tourists across Cambodia In 2012, I advanced my career by becoming a Group Tour Leader with Intrepid, an Australia-based worldwide tour company. I led tours throughout Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia until November 23, 2019, when the COVID-19 hit.
In 2022,I returned to the tourism industry with renewed passion. I am deeply committed to sharing my extensive knowledge and love for Cambodian culture, history, and traditions with visitors.
My work allows me to connect with people from around the world and foster meaningful friendships.
Thank you for considering me as your guide.
Martin was very engaging, one of the best walking guides we've had in Asia. We learnt a lot, and 3.5 hours flew by. He also found areas for us to sit whilst he was talking, and made a couple of small stops during a 20 minute walking period.
Esta visita de la ciudad es muy recomendable. Martin es muy competente y divertido y hizo de nuestra parada de Phnom Penh algo especial. Además nos ayudó luego a organizar nuestra visita en Siem Reap para los templos de Angkor. Sin duda pasaremos su contacto a nuestros amigos que tienen pensado visitar Camboya. Un tour de 10.
Martin hat auf unterhaltsame und sehr informative Weise über die Geschichte von Phnom Penh informiert. Ich konnte sein Englisch gut verstehen, was nicht immer der Fall ist. Wir bekamen gute Tipps und durften teilweise etwas probieren. Vielen Dank für die tolle Führung.
Amazing guide, engaged, passionate and professional
Amazing tour. Well explained recent history of Cambodia in the context of world. We also saw killing fields and Museum of Holocaust. Highly recommend.
