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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Angkor Wat & Major Temples Day Tour with Sunset PickupYou’ll wander ancient corridors at Angkor Wat before getting lost among Bayon’s mysterious faces and Ta Prohm’s tangled trees. With your local guide handling all logistics—including hotel pickup—you’ll end your day watching sunset from Phnom Bakheng hilltop. Expect sweat, laughter and moments you’ll want to hold onto long after leaving Siem Reap.
Battambang: Countryside Bike Tour with Local Family VisitsYou’ll cycle through Battambang’s peaceful countryside with a local guide, stopping to meet families making traditional rice paper and bamboo sticky rice by hand. Taste fresh seasonal fruit, hear stories about rural life, and pause at a moving Khmer Rouge memorial before returning to town with new perspective—and maybe sticky fingers.
Angkor Wat: Private Day Tour with Sunrise & Ta ProhmYou’ll wake early for Angkor Wat’s sunrise glow, wander ancient corridors with a local guide who shares stories you won’t find in guidebooks, climb weathered steps at Bayon and Phimeanakas, and stand beneath twisting roots at Ta Prohm. This day trip from Siem Reap gives you time to pause and really feel these places — not just tick them off.
Angkor Wat Sunrise Tour: Private Vehicle, Bayon & Ta ProhmYou’ll catch Angkor Wat’s sunrise in near-silence before exploring Bayon’s mysterious faces and Ta Prohm’s wild jungle roots—all with private vehicle pickup and cool towels along the way. Expect early morning calm, real stories from your guide if you choose one, and a lakeside lunch stop that feels more local than touristy.
Siem Reap: Lotus Silk Farm Tour, Boat Ride & Artisan WorkshopYou’ll feel lotus stems between your fingers as artisans guide you through ancient Khmer techniques near Siem Reap. Glide by boat through blooming fields, fold sacred flowers, then create your own paper and jewelry before sharing tea in a quiet garden. It’s gentle and real—something you’ll carry home long after.
Angkor Wat & Remote Temples: Private 2-Day Tour with PickupYou’ll watch dawn break over Angkor Wat’s towers, wander beneath tangled roots at Ta Prohm with your local guide sharing stories, taste real Cambodian food between temple visits, and end your days watching sunlight fade across ancient stones. There’s space for quiet moments — and surprises you won’t find on big group tours.
Cooking Class Siem Reap: Learn Three Cambodian DishesYou visit a local market outside Siem Reap, learn to cook three traditional Cambodian dishes from a local chef in a garden pavilion, and eat what you've prepared. Hotel pickup and drop-off by tuktuk are included, as is a recipe book you can take home. Small groups mean hands-on attention throughout the half-day class.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn real Cambodian cooking from someone who cooks it daily, and you'd rather not navigate the market or figure out timing on your own — the fixed schedule and included transport handle both, leaving you free to focus on the food.
Silk Island cycling tour: Phnom Penh Mekong countryside lunchThis is a guided bicycle tour of the Mekong Island countryside outside Phnom Penh, covering 25–30km of flat terrain through villages, fruit and vegetable plantations, and handicraft workshops, with hotel pickup, ferry crossing, English-speaking guide, bike and helmet, and a local lunch included. The tour runs 4 to 6 hours and departs at 7:30am; children from age 12 are welcome, and vegetarian meals are available on request. An e-bike can be rented for an additional fee if you prefer pedal assistance.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided group ride on a fixed route through farmland and villages—the itinerary and stops are set, so you just show up and cycle the 25–30km flat terrain without deciding where to go or when.
Kompong Phluk Stilt Village & Tonle Sap: Boat Tour from Siem ReapYou get picked up from your hotel, travel by minibus and boat to Kompong Phluk, spend a half-day moving through stilt villages and across Tonle Sap Lake with a local English-speaking guide, walk through the village for 30 minutes, watch the sunset from the water, and return to your hotel by early evening. The tour runs year-round — wet season (July to March) and dry season (April to June) both operate normally, just with different water conditions and boat routes.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see how people actually live on Tonle Sap Lake without spending a full day arranging boats, guides, and timing yourself — the half-day format fits between other Siem Reap plans, and the guide handles the seasonal route changes so you don't have to.
Phnom Penh: Night Food Tour by Tuk-tuk & Unlimited BeerYou’ll ride through Phnom Penh by tuk-tuk with a local guide, tasting ancient noodle recipes, slow-cooked stews, sticky ribs near Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, and more — all with unlimited beer or soft drinks included. Expect laughter with locals and stories behind every dish you try.
Angkor Wat & Angkor Thom: Private Day Tour with SunsetYou’ll follow a local guide through Angkor Wat’s carvings and Bayon’s mysterious faces, wander jungle-choked Ta Prohm, and climb Phnom Bakheng for sunset views over ancient stones. Expect cool towels when you need them most—and moments that linger after you leave Cambodia.
Battambang tuk-tuk tour: Bat Caves, temples, bamboo trainA full-day guided tour of Battambang by tuk-tuk that covers colonial architecture, three temples including a 300-year-old Buddhist site, rural villages, the Battambang Bat Caves, and a ride on the original bamboo train. The guide speaks English, hotel pickup is included, entrance fees to the killing cave and bat cave are covered, and snacks from local producers are provided along the way; the bamboo train ticket costs $5 extra per person.Is it for me?The day runs nine and a half hours with frequent tuk-tuk rides between stops and short walks at villages and temples, so it suits travelers comfortable with a full schedule and some heat. The two killing sites—Wat Samrong Knong and Phnom Sampov—are historically significant but graphic, with visible human remains; if you want to understand Battambang's recent history and the Pol Pot era, this tour covers it directly. The bamboo train ($5 extra) is optional, so you can skip it if you prefer to spend more time at the temples or villages instead.
Siem Reap: Lotus Silk Farm Workshops & Lotus Boat RideYou’ll touch raw lotus fiber in your own hands, try six traditional Khmer crafts guided by local artisans, then float through Siem Reap’s blooming lotus fields by boat. Sip fresh lotus tea with biscuits as your boatman weaves flowers beside you—and take home handmade souvenirs plus memories that linger longer than any photo.
Silk Island tour from Phnom Penh by tuk-tuk with local guideA half-day guided tour from Phnom Penh to Silk Island by tuk-tuk and ferry, with hotel pickup and an English-speaking local guide. You travel through farming villages and a local market, visit Buddhist temples, and spend time at traditional silk weaving houses learning how the craft is made. The tour returns to Phnom Penh around 12:30 pm.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a morning or early afternoon free and want to see how rural Cambodia works without spending the whole day traveling. The fixed schedule and included transport mean you're back in the city by lunchtime, and the local guide handles the navigation so you can focus on what you're seeing.
Phnom Penh to Siem Reap: Private Car Transfer 5-6 HoursYou're picked up from your Phnom Penh hotel at 7:30am and driven north to Siem Reap in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with a professional driver. The 314-kilometer journey on Highway 6 takes five to six hours and includes refreshment stops and toll fees. You arrive at your Siem Reap hotel in the afternoon, ready to start your next day without arranging transport or negotiating with tuk-tuks.Is it for me?This works well if you're moving between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap and want the logistics handled — no arranging a tuk-tuk, no negotiating fares, no uncertainty about timing. The fixed pickup time and included stops mean you know exactly when you'll arrive.
Phnom Kulen Waterfall & 1000 Linga River from Siem ReapYou're picked up from your hotel and driven north through rural Cambodia to Phnom Kulen Mountain, where you visit the Reclining Buddha temple carved into sandstone, walk along the sacred River of 1000 Lingas with its intricate Hindu carvings, and swim in the waterfall pool. An English-speaking guide leads the small group, bottled water is provided, and the van is air-conditioned — which matters on a nine-hour day in the heat.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Cambodia's most sacred mountain and its pilgrimage sites without arranging transport or a private guide — the small-group format and fixed schedule handle both, leaving you to focus on the sites themselves.
Angkor Wat: 1-Day, 3-Day & 7-Day Park Tickets with Hotel DeliveryYou book your Angkor Archaeological Park ticket online, email a passport photo 15 days ahead, and it arrives at your hotel the evening before your visit. Choose 1, 3, or 7 days of access to Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and 20+ other temples across the complex. You visit on your own from sunrise to sunset, with no queue at the gate.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to skip the morning ticket queue and have their pass waiting at the hotel. Plan to email your passport photo 15 days in advance—that's the only requirement that can delay your booking.
Siem Reap to Phnom Penh: Private Car Transfer 5-6 HoursYou're picked up from your Siem Reap hotel at 7:30am and driven 314 kilometers to Phnom Penh in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with a professional driver. The route crosses two provinces and includes rest stops for refreshment and photos. Tolls are covered, and you're dropped at your hotel in the afternoon after 5–6 hours on the road.Is it for me?Book this if you want a straightforward, no-hassle ride between Siem Reap and Phnom Penh without arranging taxis or negotiating fares—the fixed price and scheduled pickup mean the transfer is settled before you leave your hotel.
Phnom Penh: Mekong Islands Cycling Tour with Silk Farm & LunchYou’ll cycle from Phnom Penh across the Mekong River by ferry and pedal through quiet villages on the Silk Islands. Chat with local families at a silk farm, try weaving (if you’re game), and share a fresh Khmer lunch before heading back by boat. Expect laughter, honest food, and moments that stick with you longer than expected.
Angkor Wat & Floating Village: 2-Day Tour from BangkokYou’ll start in Bangkok before crossing into Cambodia for two days of temples and floating villages: cruise Tonle Sap Lake by private boat, wander Angkor Wat with a local guide who knows every story, and sleep comfortably in Siem Reap. Expect laughter at border crossings, muddy shoes at ancient ruins—and maybe a new favorite memory somewhere between them.
