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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Phnom Penh Airport Transfer: Private Pickup & City OptionsYou’ll step off your flight into Phnom Penh and find your driver waiting with cool water and a smile—no taxi hassle or language worries. Enjoy private transfer from Techo International Airport right to your hotel door, or opt for a relaxed city tour or day trip to Oudong or Chiso mountains with an English-speaking driver who shares local tips along the way.
Angkor Wat & Ancient Temples: Private Tuk-Tuk Day TourYou’ll ride by tuk-tuk from Siem Reap at dawn to see Angkor Wat’s famous sunrise, explore jungle-wrapped temples like Ta Prohm, climb ancient stones at Ta Keo, and wander quieter corners with your local guide. Expect laughter, dust on your shoes, and moments of real awe as you travel between Cambodia’s oldest treasures.
Phnom Penh: Kun Khmer Kickboxing Ringside & 4 Beers PickupYou’ll feel the pulse of Phnom Penh as you watch live Kun Khmer kickboxing up close with ringside seats and four beers in hand. With hotel pickup and a local guide explaining every move, you’ll get photos inside the real ring—and maybe even pick up some Khmer words along the way.
Phnom Penh to Siem Reap: Private Taxi Transfer & English DriverYou get picked up at your hotel or airport in Phnom Penh and driven directly to Siem Reap in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver. The 5-6 hour journey includes fuel, tolls, and bathroom breaks; you choose whether to stop for photos or meals along the way. No shared minibus, no fixed departure time, no haggling at the curb.Is it for me?Book this if you want to avoid arranging your own transport between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap and prefer not to share a minibus with other travelers — the private vehicle and fixed price mean you travel on your schedule, not a tour operator's.
Phnom Penh: City Highlights Tuk-Tuk Tour with Local StoriesYou’ll feel Phnom Penh’s energy from a tuk-tuk seat—temples like Wat Phnom and Wat Ounalom, lively markets, riverside views on Diamond Island, plus stories from your local guide. Expect small surprises: incense smoke, city sounds, maybe even a cold drink stop. This isn’t just sightseeing—it’s sharing real city moments.
Battambang Day Trip from Siem Reap: Bamboo Train at SunsetYou travel south from Siem Reap in a private car, then switch to a tuk tuk for a full day moving through villages, temples and caves. You ride the bamboo train through countryside, climb 365 stairs to an Angkor temple, descend into a cave with tragic history, and watch millions of bats leave their cave at sunset. Lunch, water, snacks and all entry fees are included, and the drive back to Siem Reap wraps the day by evening.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Siem Reap with a full day free and moderate to good fitness — the climbs and cave descents are real, but that's what gets you to the quiet temple and the bat emergence at dusk. The long drive is part of it; it's what takes you far enough south to see a different side of Cambodia.
Siem Reap: Angkor Wat, Bayon & Ta Prohm Day Tour PickupYou’ll join a small group or private day trip from Siem Reap with hotel pickup, exploring Angkor Wat, Bayon’s smiling faces, Ta Prohm’s tangled trees and lunch near Srah Srang (not included). Expect real stories from your local guide and moments that linger long after you’ve left Cambodia behind.
Kampot: Pepper Farm, Cave Temple & Kep Crab Market Day TripYou spend the day moving between a working pepper plantation, a 7th-century cave temple, a secret lake with Khmer Rouge history, and a working crab market where you choose your lunch and watch it cook. Transport by tuk-tuk and an English-speaking guide are included; entry fees and meals are separate. The day ends with salt fields and a sunset before returning to your hotel in Sihanoukville.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Kampot countryside in one day without arranging your own transport or timing—the fixed route covers the main stops, and the guide handles the logistics so you just move between them.
Siem Reap: Angkor Wat Sunrise & Floating Village 3-Day TourYou’ll watch sunrise paint Angkor Wat gold before sharing breakfast with locals in a floating village near Siem Reap. Explore jungle temples like Beng Mealea and Ta Prohm with a guide who knows every shortcut and story. Along the way you’ll taste homemade desserts and catch glimpses of daily life most travelers miss—these are moments that linger long after you leave.
VIP Angkor Wat Temple Tour from Siem Reap: Private guide, no groupYou get picked up from your hotel and spend the day moving through six major temples with a private English-speaking guide who explains what you're looking at. The tour includes Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, the Terrace of the Elephants, the Terrace of the Leper King, Bayon, Banteay Kdei, and Ta Prohm. Lunch is included, and the driver handles all the transport between sites, so you only have to show up and walk.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main Angkor temples without arranging your own transport or guide — the private format means you move at your own pace and don't wait for a group to assemble or move between sites.
Angkor Wat Sunrise & Siem Reap Temples Day Tour PickupYou’ll watch Angkor Wat’s towers appear in sunrise light before exploring ancient temples with a local guide who knows every story carved into stone. Wander through Ta Prohm’s tangled roots, try Khmer breakfast after dawn, and end your day with pink sandstone at Banteay Srei — all with easy hotel pickup and cold water waiting in the van.
Siem Reap: Angkor Wat Sunrise & Ta Prohm Private TourYou start before sunrise at Angkor Wat, spend the morning exploring its galleries and reflection pools, then move through Angkor Thom's temples and terraces with your private guide. After lunch (on your own), you finish at Ta Prohm, where jungle vines have claimed the stones. Your guide handles the route and timing, the vehicle stays air-conditioned, and cold drinks keep you steady through the heat. You're back in Siem Reap by late afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Angkor's three major temples in one day without arranging transport or navigating the sites alone—the private format and fixed itinerary mean you move at your own pace and your guide handles the logistics, so you focus on the temples.
Angkor Wat Sunrise Tour & Bayon: Private Early PickupYou’ll feel the hush of Angkor Wat at dawn before crowds arrive, wander ancient corridors with a local guide who knows every story, grab breakfast near Srah Srang lake, and see Ta Prohm’s tangled roots up close. It’s an early start — but you’ll remember that first quiet light long after you leave Cambodia.
Preah Vihear & Koh Ker temples from Siem Reap: Small group tourA full-day small group tour from Siem Reap exploring Preah Vihear temple and Koh Ker temple complex with an English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, and 4WD transport to the clifftop. The group stays under six people. Hotel pickup runs between 7:00 AM, and the tour departs at 7:20 AM for roughly ten to eleven hours of temple exploration, village glimpses, and stops at Prasat Linga, Presat Kraham and Prasat Pram within the Koh Ker complex. Temple entry passes are paid separately at each site.Is it for me?This tour suits travelers with a full day free and the fitness to walk uneven temple surfaces and climb a steep 4WD ascent—the small group size (maximum six people) keeps the pace manageable and the guide attentive, which matters on a ten-to-eleven-hour day. Temple passes are paid on arrival, so you can decide at checkout whether to add them or arrange entry separately. Not suitable for children under 12, those with walking disabilities, or travelers with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health.
Angkor Wat Sunrise E-Bike Tour & Breakfast from Siem ReapYou’ll start before dawn with hotel pickup in Siem Reap and watch sunrise paint Angkor Wat’s towers pink. Ride e-bikes past jungle temples like Ta Prohm and pause for real Cambodian breakfast in a village (the noodle soup is worth it). With your local guide leading the way, you’ll wander markets and finish among ancient stone faces—leaving you with that weird mix of exhaustion and awe.
Angkor Wat Sunrise & Angkor Thom Sunset: Full Day Siem ReapYou're picked up before sunrise, positioned for the best view of Angkor Wat as light breaks, then guided through Ta Prohm's jungle-wrapped stones and the quieter Banteay Kdei temple. After lunch, you explore Angkor Thom's terraces and the Bayon, finishing at the South Gate for sunset over the moat. Transport, guide, and water are included; the full day runs from 4:30am until early evening.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see the main Angkor temples in one day without arranging your own transport or timing — the early start is what keeps the crowds away and the heat manageable, and the fixed schedule gets you from sunrise to sunset without gaps.
Angkor Wat, Bayon & Ta Prohm Private Day Trip by Tuk TukYou’ll travel by tuk tuk from Siem Reap with a local guide who shares personal stories along the way. Explore Angkor Wat’s carvings quietly, meet the smiling faces of Bayon temple, then wander through Ta Prohm’s tangled trees—all at your own pace. It feels less like a tour and more like being invited into someone’s hometown for a day.
Phnom Penh: Mekong Silk Island Cruise with Beer & Tuk Tuk RideYou’ll cruise from Phnom Penh along the Mekong River to Silk Island with a local guide, passing stilted villages and waving kids before exploring weaving workshops by tuk tuk. Enjoy unlimited beer and fresh fruit on board, plus stops at a silk farm and Buddhist monastery—expect real moments with locals and plenty of small surprises along the way.
Angkor Wat Sunrise & Banteay Srei: 2-Day Guided TourYou’ll wake before dawn to catch Angkor Wat’s sunrise glow with a local guide who knows every shortcut — then eat breakfast in a village spot most tourists miss. Wander jungle temples like Ta Prohm and see intricate carvings at Banteay Srei before learning real stories at the Landmine Museum. It’s not just sightseeing; it feels personal.
Siem Reap: Mudita Spa Four-Hand Massage & Warm CompressYou’ll walk into Mudita Spa on Wat Bo street and find yourself wrapped in gentle scents and warmth as two therapists work together during their signature four-hand massage with warm compresses. The whole experience is relaxed—you can choose your favorite oil—and ends with tea while you watch Siem Reap drift by outside.
