CAMBODIA · DAY TRIPS
62 Tours Reviewed
Two prisons. One hard lesson. This Killing Fields and S-21 bus trip connects two of Phnom Penh’s most important Khmer Rouge sites with an air-conditioned bus and self-paced time inside the museums. I like that you get hotel pickup in…
That long ride can be a pain. This one turns it into an easy, air-conditioned overland transfer with morning pickup right at your Phnom Penh hotel and a drop at your Siem Reap accommodation. What makes it interesting is the…
A great night starts with the right bites. This Phnom Penh street-food tour by tuk-tuk is built for an easy evening: you ride around town, stop at local spots, and eat your way through classic Khmer dishes with drinks included.…
Getting out of Phnom Penh on a bike works. This half-day Silk Island cycling adventure mixes ferry time, quiet island lanes, and real working life around silk weaving, rice fields, and small farms. I like that it’s set up with…
The Mekong at sunset feels made for an easy evening. This 2-hour cruise blends live traditional Khmer music with big Phnom Penh river views, whether you go at 5pm for sunset or 7pm for city lights. You also get onboard…
Market first. Then three Khmer dishes. This half-day class in Phnom Penh is interesting because it starts with a tuk-tuk market run and ends with you eating what you cooked in a calm, guided kitchen setup. You’ll learn Khmer cooking…
Few things feel as easy as sunset on the water. This 2-hour cruise slides you past Phnom Penh’s riverfront scenery, with live traditional Khmer music drifting across the decks as you head toward the Royal Palace and the river confluence.…
Phnom Penh turns fast on this route. This full-day tour strings together 11 stops in 8 to 9 hours, mixing temples, parks, monuments, markets, and then the serious history at S21 and the Killing Fields. It is built for travelers…
That sunset hits different on the water. This Phnom Penh cruise gives you a low-effort way to see the river network—Mekong, Tonle Sap, and the Four Faces rivers—as the city glows. You also pass Diamond Island and a local fishing…
Hungry in Phnom Penh? This tour maps the night for you. It’s a 4-hour evening crawl that uses tuk-tuks to hop between family-run kitchens, street vendors, and landmark-area stops, with over 20 tastings and drinks already handled. I like two…
That first bus ride feeling matters. VET (Vireak Buntham Express) is a well-established overland operator, running in Cambodia since 2004 and building a reputation on comfort and safety tech like GPS tracking and monitored routes. Even on shorter legs out…
Morning riding on the Mekong is a treat. This half-day Phnom Penh tour trades main-road traffic for quiet backroads and real riverside daily life. I like that the route mixes city-to-country in one smooth morning, then lands you in a…
A beer-and-sunset cruise is an easy win. This one turns Phnom Penh into a show from the water, with an English guide calling out what you’re seeing as you pass big landmarks like the Royal Palace. I especially like the…
Phnom Penh hits hard and fast. This full-day private tour is built for first-time orientation: riverfront Phnom Penh, major palaces and temples, and the two key genocide sites that shape modern Cambodia. You’ll also move through the city’s French-era style…
Phnom Penh forces you to look at recent history with clear eyes. This tour pairs Choeung Ek Genocidal Center and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21) so you can connect the Khmer Rouge’s arrest-and-torture system to what happened afterward. Two things…
