SIEM REAP
725 Tours Reviewed
Some days in Phnom Penh hit fast. This one mixes famous landmarks with the country’s 20th-century story. You’ll ride around with a driver and see the major stops tied to Cambodia’s last 40 years, from the aftermath of World War…
Sunrise at Angkor Wat is worth it. This shared morning-to-afternoon tour is built to get you moving early, then hit the key temple stops around Angkor Wat and Bayon without you having to plan a route or juggle guides on…
Flying through rice-field roads is the best kind of break. This Siem Reap countryside quad tour mixes simple quad riding with real rural scenery—paddy fields, quiet villages, and everyday life you don’t see from a tuk-tuk window. I especially like…
Most days in Siem Reap are about temples. This one mixes a mountain trek with two temple visits and a sobering museum stop, all wrapped into a smooth day plan. I like that you get the unusual River of 1000…
Angkor at sunrise hits different, and this 3-day plan strings together the big names with less-frequent stops. I like that you get door-to-door A/C pickup and drop-off in Siem Reap, so you spend less time figuring out transport and more…
Four hours, three markets, one hungry plan. What makes this Phnom Penh food tour appealing is the timing: you start at 4:00 pm and spend the evening where locals actually eat, snack, and wander. It is built around market energy…
Sunset over stilt houses is unforgettable. This half-day tour pairs the floating life of Kampong Phluk with a calmer, real-world look at Rolous Market, then finishes with river views timed for sunset mood. You’ll ride out of Siem Reap by…
Sunrise makes Angkor Wat feel bigger. This private car setup is built around that early moment, then keeps you moving through the key temples and a couple of stops that many people skip when they’re stuck on rigid bus schedules.…
Phnom Penh hits you in the heart. This guided day tour with Bophany strings together the city’s biggest landmarks and its most difficult history, then ends with time for calmer temple vibes and shopping at Central Market. It’s the kind…
Angkor can feel overwhelming fast, so this small-group format helps. You’ll see the big anchors of the Angkor world—Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and key terraces—while a local English-speaking guide gives context as you move. The day ends…
Rice wine and lotus tea, close to Siem Reap. This countryside-focused half-day uses a tuk tuk and local food to show Cambodia as it actually runs—markets, rice work, and farm life—rather than another rush of temple photos. I like that…
Phnom Penh hits you right in the feelings. This private city day strings together Cambodia’s most iconic royal sights with two of the country’s most difficult history stops, all in one efficient route. I like that the tour handles the…
Waking up before the sun pays off here. This private Angkor Wat sunrise tour strings together the big hitters of the Angkor region at an hour when the temples still feel quiet and human. I like the way the route…
Waking up before dawn feels worth it. This Angkor Wat sunrise small-group tour is built around one mission: seeing the temple at first light, then continuing through the Angkor Archaeological Park with an English-speaking guide who explains what you’re looking…
Birding in Cambodia gets serious fast. This 2-day Phnom Penh & Kirirom National Park birds tour is built around the hours when birds actually call and feed. I love that you cover multiple habitats, from lotus fields and rice cultivation…
