Blue Indigo yoga Cambodia

“Amazing place and experience - disappointing management”

The place feels like a magical retreat, with yoga volunteers and guests creating unforgettable moments that help you reconnect away from city noise; it’s a very spiritual spot for those on a similar path. However, the host overcharges tourists – booking through the platform doesn’t include a retreat package, so you’re billed separately for everything. Yoga costs 5$, breakfast 5$ (vegetarian only), lunch and dinner 7$ (vegetarian only), a tuk‑tuk to town is 12$, and a tuk‑tuk to the airport is 20$ (crazy expensive). These prices are steep compared to local options, where you can eat delicious food for less than 1$. Mosquitoes are everywhere, and the nights are noisy – bring your own protection. I also disliked the owner’s attitude; I’m still waiting for my change, so make sure you have the exact amount ready.

V·A year ago

“Highly recommended”

Overall, it’s an amazing place, but it’s located far from everything, so plan your travel accordingly. I couldn’t find a tea kettle, and it seems there’s no kitchen available, though meals are offered if you order in advance.

Anna·A year ago

“Prima verblijf”

The dorm is a large space and the meals are good, and the yoga classes with skilled teachers are great. I didn’t find the hygiene up to par – the daily cleaning in the dorm was very quick and could be better; you have to ask for a clean towel yourself. The beds were bad and you could feel all the feathers, and there was no privacy at all – no curtains or anything. The meal prices are high at 7 € per meal, and on Monday, the “rest day” offered a very simple meal that wasn’t worth the high price. I raised this issue, but nothing changed, and it was still added to the final bill at checkout.

Eef32·A year ago

It’s a peaceful haven by the Mekong where you can meditate, try different yoga styles, and breathing techniques; stay at least three days – it’s worth it! Just a tip: contact them before you arrive to get the correct arrival information.

Colette·A year ago

“Posto incantevole”

While the tuk‑tuk took me through off‑road paths and I felt a bit scared by the isolation, the owner greeted me with a huge smile, called my name, and that calmed me down. The place is lovely for those who want to rest, practice yoga, and escape the fast pace of life. I met fantastic people and had yoga sessions that even moved me. There’s an enormous tree – the most beautiful one I’ve ever seen – that covers the entire property, and doing yoga beneath it is unique. We also explored the village; it’s real Cambodia, with rural life, children waving on the street, small kiosks offering exquisite drinks, good coffee, and of course a beer. The vegetarian food is the best and tastiest I’ve had while traveling across Asia in a month. It’s a magical place.

Flavia·2 years ago