SIEM REAP
725 Tours Reviewed
Kulen feels like a time machine. This private day trip turns a long drive out of Siem Reap into a story from pre-Angkorian roots to jungle ruins, with a waterfall swim and the carved River of a Thousand Lingas. You…
That first look at Tonle Sap is a shock. Kompong Phluk floating village feels real, not staged: you see stilt houses on the lake, walk through the day-to-day of a sustainable community, and pass key spots like a school and…
Street breakfast in Phnom Penh starts early. This tour is a smart way to taste what locals eat in the morning, while a guide explains the why behind each dish and shows you where to find it. I like that…
Sihanoukville has a way of surprising you. This cruise-port excursion strings together the best “day in the life” parts of the city in a small group: temple viewpoints, local fishing and market scenes, plus an easy beach finish. I especially…
You wake up for temples, and it changes everything. This Angkor Wat guided tour is built around the big moment: sunrise at Angkor Wat, then cooler, less crowded temple time in the morning. You get a small-group setup (up to…
Kampot’s countryside packs a lot. This day tour strings together Kampot’s most memorable rural stops and ends with kayaking the Green Cathedral after lunch. I like how the pacing mixes culture, countryside work, and time to relax, instead of turning…
Street food here is not a sideshow. It is the whole point, paired with a tuk-tuk ride and a Phare circus show that mixes acrobatics with real stories from Cambodian life. I especially like how the route hits everyday places…
Pepper and crabs in one long day. This route strings together Cambodia’s countryside, French-era sights, and two of the area’s best-known food experiences, Kampot pepper and Kep crab. You’ll start early from Phnom Penh, drive down to Kampot, and end…
Snacks and history ride together here. This half-day morning bike tour takes you out past rice paddies and into nearby villages, where you can meet local rice farmers, stop at working crafts, and learn about Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge past through…
Sunset over Tonle Sap hits different. I love the open-air jeep ride and the way the Tonle Sap sunset is timed for twilight. Guides like Bunsom and Thanut turn the countryside drive into story time, but one drawback: the snack…
Angkor Wat at first light can turn your brain off and your camera on. This one-day guided circuit is built around that moment, then keeps going through Ta Prohm and the big-hitter city of Angkor Thom so you see more…
Few places feel this big in just two days. This private Angkor Wat 2-day tour is built around the classic hits: Angkor Wat, the walls and gates of Angkor Thom, and then more temple groups outside the city, ending with…
Salt, temples, and crab in one long day. This full-day tour strings together the quieter parts of Cambodia with the stuff you actually came for: Kampot pepper tasting and a proper temple cave visit. I love how the day starts…
Morning wheels at Angkor Wat start everything. I love the early sunrise setup that gets you watching the light hit the temple while you’re still fresh and calm, and I also love the traditional Cambodian lunch that actually tastes like…
One day at Angkor can feel like magic. This private tour gives you a Spanish-speaking guide (Sok) to connect the dots between carved stone, Khmer empire details, and the daily feel of Siem Reap trips. I like that the route…
