CAMBODIA
Cambodia’s standout days out.
The 14 experiences travellers remember longest from Cambodia. The mornings, temples and river days a whole trip ends up arranged around.
Cycle from Phnom Penh to Mekong islands by bike and ferry, then visit a silk farm with lunch on the Silk Islands.
Most Popular“Had a great half day bike ride. Very enjoyable. Easy riding once you get out of the city (which only took a few minutes).”
Private countryside cooking class near Phnom Penh with a ferry ride, tuk-tuk market tour, and hands-on chicken amok dinner.
“Ik moest een pasta maken van rode pepers door er voortdurend op te hakken. Beetje onnodig, kon ook in de aanwezige foodprocessor. Hetzelfde met het in ringetjes gesneden citroengras, waar een andere gast een flinke tijd mee bezig was om daar een pasta van te maken in een vijzel. De aubergine, die eerst op de…”
Small group sunset bike tour from Siem Reap: temples, rice fields, lotus farms, local snacks, and a picnic viewpoint at golden hour.
“The tour was amazing and Sayoeun was the best tour guide someone could have asked for. He just took care of everything. We biked around Cambodia and he showed me the beautiful landscape of Cambodia including rice and lotus flower farms. The boat ride around the floating village was espectacular. 10/10 recommended.”
Ethical Cambodia elephant sanctuary in Siem Reap: hotel pickup, handmade feeding snacks, mud baths, river rinsing, and a guide in 3 hours.
“This experience was very differen’t compare to activities and tours I have tried before! But all in a very good way ! We got picked up by our hotel and then driven to the elephant sanctuary, and meet our guides and the 3 elephants. We got good information, about the sanctuary itself, the elephants and…”
Angkor Wat sunrise, Ta Prohm and Bayon with an English guide. Early pickup, skip lines, water and cool towels, and temple storytelling.
“Mr. Sokpee was an exceptional guide, very knowledgeble, punctual and passionate about the history of the various religions, architectural styles and kingdoms that dominated the area. Though long, the tour was worth every minute and the sunrise over the complex alone was worth the tour fee, though it would've been even better had the skies…”
Private 10-hour Battambang tour: bamboo train ride, Wat Banan & Phnom Sampov, hanging bridge, caves, fruit bats, sunset beer.
“It was great”
Small-group Mekong Delta day trip from Ho Chi Minh: My Tho boat cruise, Ben Tre canals, orchards, village cycling, honey stops, lunch.
Private Oudong temples and Tonle Sap sunset cruise from Phnom Penh with pickup, guide, entrance fees, and bottled water for $139.
“Very good experience going to the old capital of Oudong.”
Kayak a floating village and mangroves on Tonle Sap from Siem Reap, with snacks, birdwatching, and great morning lake photos.
A 5-hour small-group Sihanoukville tour with temples, markets, village life, and big views, plus cruise-port pickup and AC comfort.
Private Sihanoukville tour from $89: Independence Monument, Wat Leu & Wat Krom, fishing port life, central market, and beach time.
Private, English-speaking taxi from Phnom Penh Airport (KTI) to Siem Reap with air-conditioned comfort, flexible stops, and safe drop-off.
“Mr Kimsung was an exceptional driver and excellent in driving us from the new KTI airport to Siem reap in 6 hours! We did a couple of stops and it was perfect !”
Private 9-hour road trip from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap with Spider Village snacks, Phnom Santuk pagoda views, UNESCO temples, and Kampong Kdei.
“Tom brought us from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap by Taxi car. He was very friendly and brought us to very nice places. I can recommend Tom.”
Siem Reap market walk and hands-on Khmer cooking class with a local family, then enjoy your 3-course lunch for $39.
“Super attività per fare una cosa “diversa”. Ci è piaciuto particolarmente il giro al mercato locale dove eravamo gli unici turisti e la passeggiata nel villaggio. Corso di cucina simpatico e divertente con le ricette stampate alla fine. Ci siamo divertiti un sacco. Grazie al nostro accompagnatore e alla nostra cuoca.”
From the temples of Angkor to the slow Mekong, and every way to travel between them.
