CAMBODIA
Cambodia’s standout days out.
The 15 most popular walking tours in Cambodia. What each one costs, how long it runs and who operates it, so you can pick the day that fits your trip.
A $6, 2-hour Siem Reap city walking tour covering Royal Gardens, Wat Preah Prom Rat reclining Buddha, markets, and Pub Street tips.
Most Popular“Chek, our guide, gave a great tour. We enjoyed all of the interesting sites and information that went with it.”
Cycle Battambang countryside with a Khmer lesson, meet fishermen and net weavers, chat with a monk, and share lunch.
“We went to different local people’s houses and got a real taste of their daily lives and the work they do, including how they make rice paper, the fruits they harvest, rice wine and how they make sticky rice and cook in bamboo. It was lovely Read more”
A 3–4 hour Battambang history walking tour with hotel pickup, an English guide, and stops tied to French rule, Khmer Rouge, and religion.
“It was an great tour and learn so much about history of Batdambang. We walked to some historical places and our guide was so amazing and well knowledge about the story.”
Private 21+ Phnom Penh night walk with Lina Smile Tour: homemade cocktails, live-music hidden bar, and late club time until 4–6 AM.
“We had an absolute blast on this nightlife tour! Lina is a total pocket rocket — full of energy, fun, and insider knowledge. She took us to a great mix of bars around Phnom Penh, each with its own unique vibe and music style. We ended the nigRead more”
A 3-hour English-led Phnom Penh walking tour from Wat Phnom to Independence Monument, with markets, alley life, and local food stops.
A private tuk-tuk and walking day through Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm, with an expert English guide, cold drinks, and crowd-avoidance routes.
Phnom Penh walking and food tour with Royal Palace, Wat Ounalom, French colonial streets, then a Mekong sunset cruise with snacks and a free drink.
A 90-minute Kampot sunset walk with Jason for $5, mixing pirate history, shrines, colonial traces, and a river-view sunset.
Sunset ferry, riverside landmarks, and optional bug snacks in Phnom Penh, with a guide, drinks, and time at Wat Botom Park.
A 3-hour Phnom Penh walk with Martin: temple calm, an art stop, alley life, a secret viewpoint, plus street food at the Central Market.
“Martin was a really great guide and a good story teller. It was my first ever tour in Cambodia and it was so worth it. The history and culture was very rich and interesting.”
Guided Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Ta Prohm day in Siem Reap with hotel pickup, a local expert, and a short walk through Angkor Thom sights.
“My tour guide (Dan) was terrific! He was a good storyteller and had a vast knowledge of Cambodian history (both cultural and political) as well as the religions that shaped the building of the temples and the carvings on the walls. He alRead more”
Phnom Penh walking tour with street-food tastings, Royal Palace and Wat Ounalom, then a Mekong and Tonle Sap sunset cruise.
“Kim was an outstanding guide and truly made our time 4 hours on waking tour in Phnom Penh unforgettable. He was knowledgeable, well prepared, and incredibly kind, sharing fascinating insights into Cambodia’s history and culture as we explored the city together. Beyond the main highlights, Kim took us through local streets and hidden gems, introducing…”
Phnom Penh walking food tour with local guide Lina: 7–8 Cambodian tastings, veggie-friendly options, and a bar finish.
“The tour was interesting and delicious with 5 stops, each in a location that had a different atmosphere. Lina, our guide, gave us a good amount of information about the dishes and spoke English well. A very good experience.”
A private, local-led walking tour in Phnom Penh. No fixed route, just real conversations, flexible sights, and local tips for $30.
Walk Phnom Penh with Lina Smile Tour and eat 7–8 Khmer favorites at major landmarks, monuments, and local markets, ending with cocktails.
“Lina is an amazing person with a lot of knowledge about the history and food of Phnom Penh. She knows all the best spots in town and has great sense of humor. I would definitely recommend Lina and her tour if you want to try the traditional Cambodian cuisine!”
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