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: Angkor Wat Sunrise, Waterfalls & Floating Village 3-Day TourYou’ll start before dawn at Angkor Wat’s sunrise, wander ancient temples with a local guide who knows every story, eat breakfast like locals do in a village market, cool off by Kulen waterfalls, then drift by Kampong Phluk’s floating homes on Tonle Sap Lake. If you want real moments — not just photos — this three-day tour from Siem Reap is hard to shake off.
Traditional Khmer Massage in Phnom Penh: Oil-Free TreatmentTraditional Khmer massage at Samatha Spa in Phnom Penh is a one-hour oil-free treatment using pressure and stretching techniques to release tension. You arrive, receive a consultation, enjoy a welcome drink and cold towel, have your feet washed, then lie down for the full massage. The spa is located in the city center and does not require advance fitness or flexibility.Is it for me?This is a passive treatment — you lie still while the therapist works — so it suits anyone with a free afternoon who wants deep muscle release without the commitment of a guided activity. The oil-free technique means the pressure goes deeper than you might feel in an oil massage, which makes it worth booking if tight shoulders or lower back tension is what brought you to Phnom Penh in the first place.
Siem Reap: Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium Day Ticket & PickupYou’ll wander through Mekong river tanks in Siem Reap’s Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium, spot tigers and rescued sun bears, laugh at playful otters, and get hands-on at the Touch Pool. Every ticket supports conservation work here—so you leave not just with memories but knowing you helped keep Cambodia’s wild side alive.
Phnom Penh Shooting Range: Fire RPG & Military GunsYou arrive at a military shooting range outside Phnom Penh, choose from AK47s, RPGs, 50-calibers and other weapons, receive a safety briefing and hands-on instruction, then fire at targets while your guide documents it. Transport, safety gear, drinks and an English-speaking instructor are all included; the schedule is flexible and you set the pace.Is it for me?Book this if you want to fire military-grade weapons under professional instruction without arranging transport or safety logistics yourself—the included guide and flexible schedule mean you show up and shoot on your own pace.
Siem Reap: Vespa Countryside Tour with Local Crafts & FoodYou’ll ride through Siem Reap’s countryside by Vespa with a local guide, visit a Buddhist temple for a blessing, sample fresh noodles and sticky rice cakes, try your hand at basket weaving with village women, and sip homemade rice wine before heading back to town — with more than just photos to remember it by.
Siem Reap: Evening Vespa Food Tour & Night Market RideYou’ll ride through Siem Reap’s lively streets on a vintage Vespa, tasting stir-fried noodles at Lort Cha’s house, exploring local markets full of crafts and snacks, sampling BBQ snails and curry noodles, then winding down with cold drinks at a street market and Long’s Bar—all with hotel pickup and an easygoing guide who makes you feel right at home.
Siem Reap: Kampong Khleang Floating Village & Tonle Sap Boat TourYou travel by air-conditioned vehicle from Siem Reap to Kampong Khleang, then boat through the floating village and across Tonle Sap Lake with a guide who knows the area's ecology and culture. Entrance fees, water, and transport are included, and small-group pacing means you're not herded through in two hours. The drive is roughly an hour each way, so plan for a half-day commitment.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see a working floating village without the rush of a full-day tour — small groups and a half-day pace mean you actually absorb the place instead of moving between five stops in five hours.
Siem Reap street food by tuk-tuk: Taste 4 stops in an eveningA 4-hour evening street food tour of Siem Reap by tuk-tuk, with hotel pickup at 5:30 p.m. and return by 9 p.m., includes tastings at four stops: stir-fried rice noodles at a local house, the Made Cambodia Market, Cambodian rice noodle soup, and the night market's skewered meats, desserts and insects. You ride in a tuk-tuk with a small group (max 8 or 10 depending on option) and an English-speaking guide; all food, beer and water are included. Choose between a private tour or a join-in group tour at checkout.Is it for me?Book the private tour if your group wants the tuk-tuk and guide to yourselves and can gather 2 to 8 people; choose the join-in tour if you're traveling solo or in a pair and don't mind sharing the ride with other travelers. Both follow the same four stops and return by 9 p.m., so the difference is company, not the food or the route.
Siem Reap: Angkor Wat Private Tuk-Tuk Tour with PickupYou’ll ride by tuk-tuk with an English-speaking driver from your hotel in Siem Reap to explore Angkor Wat, Bayon’s carved faces, and quieter temples like Banteay Kdei and Kravan. Expect cool morning air on your face and small moments with locals—plus time to wander at your own pace. It’s not just sightseeing; it’s feeling Cambodia breathe around you.
Angkor Wat Sunrise Tour: Private Car & Khmer Guide, All TemplesYou’ll slip into Angkor Wat before dawn with your local guide leading the way, watch sunrise spill across ancient stones, wander through tree-wrapped ruins at Ta Prohm and Banteay Kdei, climb high up Ta Keo for jungle views, and meet the silent faces of Bayon inside Angkor Thom — all with private pickup and chilled water waiting in the car.
Siem Reap Airport Transfer: Shared Shuttle with Cold Towel & WaterYou get picked up at Siem Reap airport with your name on a board, driven 53km to your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle with cold water and a licensed driver, and dropped at your door. Choose shared for value or private for flexibility. The service runs 6:30am to 7:30pm daily, and booking in advance means no negotiating with taxi drivers or standing in queues.Is it for me?Right for travelers arriving at Siem Reap airport without their own transport who want to skip the taxi queue and know their ride is booked and waiting. The 53km journey takes around an hour to 90 minutes depending on traffic, which is the time it takes to reach most central hotels from the airport.
Phnom Penh: Evening Food Tour by Tuk-Tuk with 5 TastingsYou’ll ride tuk-tuks through Phnom Penh’s buzzing streets, taste Khmer noodles at Kandal Market, sample stir-fried Lort Cha and market desserts, then dare yourself with dried buffalo meat or bugs near the Royal Palace—all with a local guide and plenty of cold beer or soft drinks along the way. Expect laughter, new flavors, and maybe a sticky shirt by night’s end.
Sihanoukville: Fishing Village & Wat Krom Temple with Beach TimeYou're picked up at the Independence Monument by a named guide, then move through five stops—fishing village, market, hilltop temple, and a beach—before returning to the shuttle station. The tour includes an English-speaking guide, shared transport, water, and runs about five hours total, timed so you're back in time to board your ship.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Sihanoukville stops in one morning without arranging transport or timing yourself—the fixed itinerary and included shuttle coordination is what makes a full port day possible in the time you have before your ship departs.
Kompong Phluk Floating Village: Private Boat & Stilt HousesYou're picked up from your hotel and driven to the Tonlé Sap lake pier, then taken by private boat through Kompong Phluk's stilt houses, flooded mangrove forest, and fishing grounds. The boat ride lasts 90 minutes to two hours depending on the season, with an English guide narrating the traditional Khmer life around you. Hotel return is included, and the whole half-day fits between morning and lunch.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see a working Khmer floating village without arranging your own transport or negotiating with boatmen—the private boat and fixed schedule mean you move at a pace that lets the place settle in, and you're back in Siem Reap by early afternoon.
Battambang: Bamboo Train, French Quarter & Secret Bat CaveYou’ll taste fresh jackfruit on Battambang’s streets, ride the bamboo train through open countryside, meet locals in fishing villages and fruit farms, then watch sunset as millions of bats stream from their cave with your guide by your side. It’s real life here—sometimes funny, sometimes quiet—and you’ll leave with dirt on your shoes and stories you didn’t expect.
Siem Reap Sunset Countryside Bike Tour with Local SnacksIf you want to see Siem Reap beyond temples and crowds, this sunset countryside ride is perfect. You’ll cycle quiet dirt roads, meet locals in their villages, and end your day with snacks as the sun sets over endless rice fields.
Siem Reap: Banteay Srei, Beng Mealea & Kulen Waterfall Day TripYou get picked up early, driven to three separate temples and a mountain waterfall, guided through each one with an English speaker, fed lunch, and returned to your hotel by evening. The tour skips the main Angkor complex and goes deeper — Beng Mealea especially feels less visited. You'll need to buy entrance fees separately, and the day is full enough that it suits people comfortable with a packed schedule and some walking.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see temples beyond the main Angkor circuit and a waterfall in one day without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself — the fixed schedule and small group size (under 12) make it possible to cover three separate sites and still have breathing room between stops.
Rock Climbing, Via Ferrata & Caving in Kampot: Phnom Kbal RomeasThis four-hour activity in Kampot combines rock climbing, via ferrata, abseiling and caving on Phnom Kbal Romeas mountain with a professional English-speaking guide, helmet and all equipment provided. No previous experience is required; children from age 6 are welcome. The tour covers the countryside, local culture and the cave complex itself, with bottled water included throughout.Is it for me?Book this if you want to move through multiple types of climbing and caving in one morning rather than focus on a single discipline—the rotation keeps the day varied and the four-hour window means you're active the whole time. Children from age 6 can join, though moderate fitness is necessary; if you have spinal injuries or are pregnant, this activity is not suitable.
Siem Reap: Apsara Dance Show & Khmer Buffet with PickupYou’ll taste classic Khmer dishes from a lively buffet in Siem Reap before settling in for an Apsara dance performance—golden costumes, slow gestures, ancient stories told through movement. Includes tuk-tuk hotel pickup and drop-off so you can just relax into Cambodian rhythms for an evening you might find yourself thinking about long after.
Siem Reap: Khmer Cooking Class with Market Tour & PickupYou’ll join a small group in Siem Reap for a Khmer cooking class that starts with a lively market tour led by a local guide. You’ll pick fresh ingredients, then head to a garden pavilion where a chef shows you step-by-step how to make classic Cambodian dishes. Expect hands-on moments (and sticky fingers), stories from locals, and lunch in the shade—plus hotel pickup so you don’t have to worry about getting there.
