Things to do in Cambodia
Royal Palace Tours19 optionsPhnom Penh City Tour6 optionsBike Tour Siem Reap11 optionsSiem Reap Airport Transfer36 optionsSiem Reap Waterfall9 optionsDay Trips from Siem Reap6 optionsFood Tour Siem Reap21 optionsPhnom Penh Airport Transfer15 optionsAngkor Thom Tours37 optionsFood Tour Phnom Penh11 optionsSiem Reap Vespa Tour5 optionsBanteay Srei24 options
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Siem Reap: Street food tour with dinner & local guideYou’ll wander Siem Reap’s lively streets by remok with a local guide, tasting Khmer street food from sizzling skewers to daring bites like fried crickets. Visit bustling fruit markets and join locals at their favorite picnic spot for dinner and stories you’ll remember long after the trip.
Battambang: Cycling tour with Khmer food tastingsRide through Battambang’s villages with a local guide, meet artisans making rice paper by hand, taste kralan at Samrong Knong pagoda, and sample fresh banana chips plus homemade rice wine along quiet roads — you’ll get moments of laughter, reflection, and flavors you’ll remember long after your ride.
Siem Reap: Vespa Countryside Ride with Sunset Drinks & Local GuideYou’ll ride through Siem Reap’s countryside by Vespa with a local guide, stopping at villages, farms, and markets along the way. Taste fresh snacks, meet locals, and finish your day watching sunset over endless rice fields with drinks in hand. It’s relaxed, real Cambodia — you’ll probably remember that golden light long after you leave.
Phnom Penh: Royal Palace & Genocide Museums Half-Day TourYou're picked up from your hotel and taken to either the Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, and Wat Phnom, or to Tuol Sleng Museum and the Killing Fields—depending on which option you choose. Both routes include the Central Market and Independence Monument, a licensed local guide for the full four hours, all entry fees, and water. The driver returns you to your hotel at the end.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see Phnom Penh's main sights in one morning or afternoon without arranging your own transport or buying tickets separately—the fixed itinerary and included pickup mean you show up at your hotel and the rest is handled.
Angkor Eye Siem Reap: 85m Ferris Wheel & City ViewsYou ride a rotating cabin 85 meters up for 18 minutes, seeing Angkor Wat temple, Kulen Mountain, and the Siem Reap cityscape spread across 20 miles. The cabin is air-conditioned and holds up to four people. Your ticket includes entry and the full rotation; luggage stays secure at the entrance office.Is it for me?Book this if you want a single vantage point over Siem Reap and the temples without a full-day tour—the 18-minute rotation and fixed entry time mean you can fit it into a few hours in town.
Kulen Mountain & Beng Mealea Private Day Tour from Siem ReapThis is your chance to swim beneath Kulen Waterfall, climb up to Cambodia’s famous reclining Buddha with local insight, and explore Beng Mealea’s jungle-covered ruins almost alone. With private transport from Siem Reap and an expert Khmer guide by your side, every stop feels personal—and you’ll see details most travelers miss.
Sihanoukville Airport Transfer: Meet & Greet to HotelYou get picked up by name at the airport exit and driven straight to your hotel or boat pier in an air-conditioned car, with no negotiation or transport stress. The driver speaks English and the price is set before you arrive, so the transfer is one less thing to figure out after a flight.Is it for me?Right for travelers landing at Sihanoukville Airport without a pre-arranged ride, especially those with luggage or families — the fixed price and name-board pickup remove the usual airport taxi negotiation entirely. The drive to the city or pier is short, and the car is already waiting when you clear arrivals.
Siem Reap: Sombai Cocktail Class & Liqueur Tasting WorkshopYou'll make three cocktails under a bartender's eye, taste eleven Sombai expressions at the production workshop, and learn the story of how the liqueur gets made. Local snacks keep pace with the tasting. The bartender is native to Siem Reap, so you get real answers about the city and the culture behind what you're drinking, not a script.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to learn something about Cambodian flavor and culture without signing up for a full-day tour—the bartender is local and the class is small enough that you actually get to talk, not just listen.
Oudong Mountain and Tonle Sap Lake cycle tour from Phnom PenhThis cycle tour from Phnom Penh follows the Tonle Sap Lake riverside through farmlands, floating villages and rice paddies, with a final climb up Oudong Hill to see royal stupas and the largest Buddha statue, plus views across the Cambodian countryside. The day runs nine hours and includes hotel pickup, a Cannondale mountain bike, ferry crossing, Khmer lunch, an English-speaking guide and tropical fruit stops along the route. Children from age 9 are welcome; e-bikes are available for an extra charge.Is it for me?Choose the standard bike if you're comfortable cycling for several hours and want to move at a steady pace; pick the e-bike option if you prefer electric assist on the longer stretches or want to conserve energy for the Oudong Hill climb. Children from age 9 can join, and the guide adjusts the pace to keep the group together through the farmlands and villages.
Silk Island Tour Phnom Penh: Weaving village & monastery visitYou get picked up from your hotel, cruise past the Royal Palace and fishermen's houseboats on the Mekong, then spend time on Silk Island visiting a traditional weaving farm, a monastery, and a local school. The guide is English-speaking, drinks and fruit are included, and you're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Phnom Penh who want to see the Mekong and local island life without arranging their own transport or spending a full day on the water. The half-day length means you're back by early afternoon with the rest of your day open.
Phnom Penh Spa Package: Massage, Scrub & FacialA 3-hour spa treatment in Phnom Penh that strings together a full-body massage using traditional techniques, a body scrub made with local ingredients, and a facial massage tailored to your skin. The package includes foot cleansing, cold towel service and tea or coffee, and suits anyone aged 15 and up looking to reset between days of exploring the city.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling solo or with a partner and want a genuine break between days of exploring the city—three hours is long enough to feel restored without eating into your itinerary, and the sequence of treatments means you leave feeling attended to rather than just rested.
Siem Reap: Angkor Wat & Bayon Private Day TripYou're picked up from your hotel and driven through Angkor Thom's South Gate to see Bayon's 216 carved faces, Baphuon's reassembled Reclining Buddha, and Phimeanakas' treetop views, then Ta Prohm's moss-covered roots and Angkor Wat's vast galleries—all with a private local guide, lunch, and air-conditioned transport included, returning to your hotel by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main Angkor temples—Bayon, Ta Prohm, and Angkor Wat—without coordinating transport, hiring a guide separately, or timing yourself around group schedules; the private format means your guide adjusts the pace and stops to what you want to see.
Battambang temples and villages tour: Ek Phnom and rice wineA half-day morning tour from Battambang explores the rice fields and temples north of the city, starting with the 11th-century Ek Phnom temple about 15 km away — an Angkor-type ruin with carved stone still visible. The route includes stops at village workshops where you watch bamboo sticky rice and rice paper being made by hand, a tasting of rice wine, and a visit to Wat Samrong killing field. A guide leads the group, tuk-tuk transport and water are included; pickup is arranged from your hotel.Is it for me?The morning departure means you're back by early afternoon, leaving the rest of your day free — useful if you're moving on to another town or want time to explore Battambang itself. The tuk-tuk and guide handle the logistics, so you step out at each stop without arranging transport or finding your way between sites.
Oudong Day Trip & River Cruise from Phnom Penh with GuideYou’ll cruise slowly up the Tonle Sap River from Phnom Penh, watching daily life unfold along its banks before stopping at Koh Chen Island to meet local silver artisans. A tuk tuk takes you up Oudong mountain where ancient stupas and endless Buddha statues wait in silence. With lunch included and an easy pace, it’s a day you’ll remember long after you’re home.
Siem Reap: Angkor Temples 2-Day Tour & Sunset ViewsYou visit nine major temples across two days, starting with the smaller, quieter sites like Banteay Srei and Banteay Samré, then moving to the massive complexes of Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom. Your guide handles the history and photography, the vehicle keeps you cool between stops, and you choose whether to catch sunset from Pre Rup. Hotel pickup and an air-conditioned car are included; you bring water, sunscreen, and comfortable walking shoes.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the major Angkor temples without arranging transport, hiring a guide separately, or timing the circuit yourself — the two-day structure fits the main sites into a manageable pace, and the air-conditioned vehicle handles the heat and distance between stops.
Kampot Countryside Tour & Pepper Farm: Salt Fields & CavesA private tour of Kampot and Kep that moves through five distinct stops: the salt fields where you walk among workers, a cave with a Hindu temple inside, a scenic drive through traditional Khmer villages, Secret Lake with a local restaurant break, and an organic pepper plantation with tasting. Your driver serves as guide throughout, and pickup is included for locations within 3km of Kampot city centre.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to move through several distinct landscapes and sites in one day without arranging transport or paying entrance fees separately — the fixed route and included pickup mean the day holds together without negotiation at each stop.
Siem Reap to Phnom Penh: Private Taxi with Optional StopsYou get picked up from your Siem Reap hotel in a private air-conditioned car and driven door-to-door to Phnom Penh on a flexible schedule. The five-to-six-hour journey includes drinking water and an English-speaking driver who can stop for sightseeing or meals if you ask. No shared passengers, no fixed group departure—just you, your luggage, and a direct route.Is it for me?Choose this if you're traveling between Siem Reap and Phnom Penh and want to avoid shared minivans and fixed group schedules—the private car and flexible timing mean you leave when it suits you and stop where you want, which turns a five-hour transfer into something closer to a journey.
Phnom Penh: Killing Fields & S21 Prison Museum TourYou visit two central sites of the Cambodian genocide: the Choeung Ek Killing Fields south of the city, where 20,000 were executed, and Tuol Sleng S21 Museum, the former prison where thousands were tortured. A professional English-speaking guide explains the history at each location, and hotel pickup and air-conditioned transport mean you don't navigate the logistics yourself. Plan for a full morning and afternoon.Is it for me?This tour is for anyone who wants to understand this period of Cambodian history with proper context and without arranging transport and entry separately—the guide's knowledge is what transforms two difficult sites into a coherent, educational experience rather than a rushed visit.
Khmer Cooking Class in Siem Reap: Learn from a Professional ChefA two-hour cooking class in Siem Reap where you visit a local market to select ingredients, then prepare authentic Khmer dishes—Chicken Banana Salad, Beef Lok Lack, Khmer soup with smoked fish, and Banana Delight—under the guidance of a professional chef in a traditional Cambodian house with gardens. The class includes all ingredients, a cooking certificate, water and a hat; children from age 4 are welcome, and an English-speaking guide leads the session.Is it for me?The class is centrally located with public transport nearby, so you don't need a car or a hotel in a specific area to get there. You start at the market and end with a meal in the gardens, which means the whole experience—sourcing, cooking, eating—stays in one place and one morning or afternoon.
Battambang Walking Tour: French Colonial & Khmer HistoryThis walking tour of Battambang covers six historical and cultural sites across the city center, led by a guide born and raised in the city. You'll see the French colonial Central Market, 300 houses built during the French period, the Governor House, temples reflecting Chinese, Hindu, Buddhist and Muslim influence, and landmarks tied to Thailand's control and Cambodia's civil war. The tour runs three to four hours and includes a local English-speaking guide and drinking water.Is it for me?Three to four hours leaves room for a meal or a second activity later in the day. Choose this tour if you want to understand Battambang's layers—French, Thai, Chinese, Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim, and Cambodian—through the buildings and streets a local guide knows firsthand, rather than a rushed highlights run.
