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Cambodia’s standout days out.
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7-hour tuk tuk tour from Kampot to Kep: pepper farm tasting, Secret Lake, cave, salt fields, crab market and Kep beach with an English guide.
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Phnom Penh morning market breakfasts and street art by tuk tuk, hitting 40+ murals with local stories and hidden alleys.
“The tour was great and Kanha was a fabulous guide. The local market was interesting and we enjoyed both our first and second breakfasts! Street art is always a way to understand the sub-culture of a city and we appreciated learning at little bit more about Phnom Penh.”
Taste Phnom Penh in 3 hours with a small-group tuk-tuk morning market tour: all food and drinks included plus a handmade souvenir.
“Excellent guide, great introduction to Cambodian food with good eats along the way.”
Battambang market tour and a hands-on Khmer cooking class. Shop fresh ingredients, cook 3 dishes, eat together, all for $25.
Phnom Penh morning market and art tour with a private group breakfast, street art backstreets, Kampot pepper chocolate, and art near the palace.
“Sam was amazing. The tuk tuk drivers were great. One of them we had had for the previous night booking for boat tour.”
Tour Kampot salt fields, Secret Lake, and an organic pepper farm, then head to Kep for crab market time, beach walks, and old-town views.
Battambang tuk-tuk market tour and hands-on cooking class. Choose ingredients, cook 3 Khmer courses, and eat them in a local home.
“A really enjoyable experience seeing areas of the city you would never encounter by chance. Our guide Vichet was very knowledgeable and explained things very well. It was quite a long tiring walk but certainly wouldn't have missed it. Well worth it.”
Day trip from Phnom Penh to Kampot and Kep: salt fields, Phnom Chhngok Cave, La Plantation pepper, and seafood at Kep Crab Market.
Buddhist water blessing at an ancient pagoda near Siem Reap, then explore a local market with a guide on a small-group tuk-tuk tour.
A 2.5-hour Siem Reap visit to Wat Arang for a Buddhist water blessing plus a local market stop, with tuk-tuk pickup and a sarong.
“I had the most amazing time on this tour! It was a little expensive but worth every penny because it was just me on the tour and my guide Borey was so knowledgeable and nice. I learned so much about Buddhism and got a great tour of a local market where I was the only…”
Countryside Kampot to Kep Beach and the crab market: salt fields, cave temple, pepper tasting, swimming, sunset, and a small-group English guide.
Taste classic Phnom Penh breakfasts by tuk tuk and market walking, with drinks included and local guide Yi or Phat. 3 hours.
“A unique breakfast tour that was very authentic and delicious, with a focus on history, was a great way to start an exploration experience.”
A full day from Phnom Penh to Kampot and Kep: iron bridge views, Phnom Chhngok cave temple, pepper farm, secret lake, crab market, and seasonal salt.
“The tour was interesting and fascinating. We saw a variety of different sights, amongst which we liked the pepper plantation the most.”
Angkor Wat sunrise plus Ta Prohm and Angkor Thom by jeep, with breakfast and local Srah Srang food. $80, Angkor pass required.
“I had an amazing time on this tour. I had a great guide called Jan and the driver was really friendly too. Both went out of their way to make sure I was comfortable and had lots of great photos taken.”
Phnom Penh’s morning market breakfast by tuktuk: 6 tasty stops, all food and drinks included, plus local neighborhoods and award-winning coffee.
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