SIEM REAP
102 Tours Reviewed
Two Angkor Wat visits in one day is the hook. This private tour runs from 6:30am so you hit Angkor Wat at its calmest, first through the East Gate in the best morning light. I also like that your temples…
Early mornings at Angkor change everything. This Angkor Wat sunrise tuk-tuk tour is built around a cool, first-light start and then keeps you moving through several famous (and a couple less-busy) temple stops. The open-air ride helps you stay comfortable…
Early morning temple light makes the day. This Angkor Wat tuk-tuk tour is interesting because it’s built for timing and taste, not a factory schedule: you can tailor your start, pick-up, and how long you spend at each stop, and…
One sunrise sets the whole day. This Angkor Wat sunrise private tuk-tuk tour is interesting because you’re not just visiting temples, you’re timing the day so the colors hit when the site is at its most magical. I love two…
Sunset at Pre Rup ends the day right. I like this Angkor tour because it’s built around smart temple order and easy transport: you start with hotel pickup and ride in a tuk-tuk all day, with mineral water in your…
A quiet Siem Reap sunset, on two wheels. The route is built for countryside views and a real look at how people live outside the Angkor area, with stops at a remote Buddhist temple and working farms. I also like…
That 4:30 a.m. start feels worth it. This private tuk-tuk sunrise run in Siem Reap Province strings together Angkor Wat at dawn, then the Grand Circle temples in a tight, efficient loop. I especially like the way the schedule is…
One day gives you two Angkor Wat angles. This private tuk-tuk route is built for better photos and a calmer pace, with an early start through the East Gate and a return late in the day for mirror-like pond views.…
Phnom Penh in one long, meaningful day. This full-day private tuk-tuk tour strings together the Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, Wat Phnom, and the two big genocide sites, with an English-speaking guide to explain what you’re seeing. I like that it’s…
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…
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…
A circus show in Siem Reap is fun. A circus show with tuk tuk pickup is even smarter. This ticket bundles entrance to Phare Circus with an on-call ride from your hotel, so your evening runs on schedule without you…
One day in Angkor can feel like five days. This private tuk-tuk route strings together the big moments from Angkor Thom through Ta Prohm and finishes at Angkor Wat without forcing you into a rigid, all-day slog. The itinerary is…
Angkor Wat is best when your day runs on rails. This small-cycle private tuk-tuk tour keeps things simple: you’re picked up from your hotel, you handle the temple pass, and then you visit five major Angkor sites one after another…
Sunset tastes better in Siem Reap. This Old Siem Reap Sunset Food Tour by Tuk-Tuk turns golden hour into a moving feast, with tuk-tuk rides and local hosts guiding you through real neighborhood food and countryside quiet. I like the…
