SIEM REAP
1051 Tours Reviewed
Getting from Angkor Airport to town is painless. This Siem Reap Angkor Airport to city transfer uses a small shared shuttle (up to 12 people) with a safe, friendly, English-speaking driver, plus a meet-up spot that keeps you from wandering…
Angkor Wat from a balloon is a mind-bender, in a good way. I love the close-to-Angkor-Wat angle this balloon gives you and the sunrise or sunset bird-eye views you get without hiking or jostling with a crowd on the ground.…
Watching the lake change is the point. This homestay at Kampong Khleang on Tonle Sap Lake (about 55 km southeast of Siem Reap) pairs boat travel with real community life, from flooded forests to a Vietnamese area reached by paddled…
Angkor feels unreal on a long day. This private Angkor Complex tour is built for you to move through the big sights with a dedicated guide, from Angkor Thom’s South Gate to Bayon Temple’s giant face carvings. I especially like…
Angkor Wat looks different at first light. This sunrise jeep outing gets you in the Angkor Archaeological Park early, riding in an open vintage jeep so you can watch the temple superstructure emerge from the dark. I really like that…
Siem Reap gets cooler fast, and this tour uses that. I like how it’s built for a short evening window, so you can get out of the main areas before the worst heat and crowd pressure. You’ll roll past rice…
Night in Siem Reap has a delicious rhythm. This Siem Reap evening food tour turns the city into a moving table: you cruise after dark on a Vespa while a local guide explains Khmer flavors and takes you to family-run…
Angkor is huge. A bike day helps you feel it fast. This Angkor Wat by bike tour strings together major temples plus a Phnom Bakheng sunset, and you get there with the comfort of modern mountain bikes. I especially like…
Your day gets messy—in a good way. The Siem Reap countryside farm tour takes you out of town for real rural rhythms, from harvesting to cooking to a quiet Buddhist water blessing. I love how hands-on it feels, and how…
Jungle-choked temples beat the crowds. This private full-day tour takes you to Banteay Chhmar and Banteay Toap, two Angkor-era sites that feel calmer and more raw than the big, famous stops. I especially like how the temples come wrapped in…
The temples wake up early. This tour is interesting because it packs in the three main Angkor stops with a guide talking history as you walk, plus comfortable transportation so you’re not starting the day wrecked. I like two things…
One day in Angkor feels like a whole chapter. This small-group tour strings together five of the most photogenic temple stops, then times your final climb for the wide sunset views from Phnom Bakheng. You’ll also get hotel pickup and…
Angkor’s main temples in one smooth day. This day trip strings together the big hitters—Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm, and Angkor Wat—so you see how the Khmer Empire built (and re-built) power in stone. I like that it’s guided by an…
One day. Three temple moods. This Siem Reap tour strings together the big hits of Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom, plus the jungle-grip ruins of Ta Prohm, all with an English-speaking guide and air-conditioned comfort between stops. I especially like…
Kulen turns your day holy and wet. This private tour layers waterfalls over a sacred mountain tied to the Khmer origins, so you’re not just sightseeing—you’re stepping into a place locals still treat as special. I especially like the River…
