Top Cambodia Active & Outdoor Classes

You simply can’t come to Siem Reap without a visit to the Angkor Wat Archeological Park, but the magnificent temples aren’t the only highlight. On this tour, soar through the air on a thrilling zipline adventure course, enjoy spectacular views over the Angkor rainforest, and spot the UNESCO-listed Angkor temples from above. Choose from two different routes featuring a series of ziplines, sky bridges, and abseils.

Spend an evening at Siem Reap’s Amazon Angkor theater and prepare to be dazzled by the elegant Apsara dance, which dates back to the 7th century. Start your evening by tucking in to a buffet-style dinner comprising traditional Khmer cuisine at the theater’s restaurant before sitting back and enjoying the show. Soak up the sounds as well as the sights as the dances are soundtracked by a classic Khmer ensemble.

Get closer to Cambodia’s national sport with VIP ringside seats at a live Kun Khmer boxing show, broadcast on national TV. Learn the history and techniques of this ancient martial art with English explanations from your local guide/driver, enjoy a free cold beer, and meet real fighters after the match. Hotel pickup and drop-off included for a smooth and unforgettable evening in Phnom Penh.

Gain hands on experience in the art of Cambodian cuisine during a 3-hour cooking lesson with a local chef. In the morning or afternoon, travel round-trip by tuk-tuk from your hotel to a rural village outside Siem Reap. You’ll take part in an interactive workshop with a small group of food lovers and enjoy your 3-course meal afterward.

Kun Khmer is most well known for its kicking technique, which generates power from hip rotation rather than snapping the leg. Kun Khmer consists of four types of strikes: punches, kicks, elbows, and knee strikes. The clinch is used to wear down the opponent. In the clinch, opponents battle for a dominant position for short-range strikes by way of elbows and knees. Cambodian fighters tend to utilize more elbow strikes than other martial arts in the region. In Kun Khmer, more victories come by way of an elbow technique than any other strike.

Instead of purchasing souvenirs, this hands-on workshop connects you with a local artist and lets you create a unique hand-crafted souvenir under their guidance. Join this pottery workshop in Siem Reap and learn how to make your own ceramics using traditional Khmer tools and techniques. Get hands-on and shape your clay on the pottery wheel, add your choice of “kbach” (ornamentation).

See more of Siem Reap by getting off-road and on four wheels. Spend two hours navigating dusty tracks and rural roads, exploring local villages and finding a remote location to watch the pink sun set over the stunning Cambodian countryside. Before setting-off, instructors assess each rider’s ability and will tailor a course to match - with trails suitable for riders of all abilities.

Experience the vibrant spirit of Cambodian culture at Dalien—your private village festival in Siem Reap. This half‑day celebration invites you to connect with local artists and villagers through cultural traditions, shared laughter, and reflection in a lively village setting. Immerse yourself in Bon Dalien, Cambodia’s harvest festival, fostering community and connection. Hosted at the Khmer Angkor Culture & Arts Training Club every Saturday & Sunday, we invite you to join the community in joyful festival. You will: • Morning option: Witness the Alms Offering to Buddhist monks • Afternoon option: Visit an artisan workshop before the festival site • Immerse yourself in cultural activities • Take part in a Khmer Classical Dance Master Class • Enjoy vibrant student‑led performances Perfect for families, travel companions, or private groups. Book minimum 4 guests add a remark at checkout to request a private journey with your preferred date, start time, and transport choice.

Get away from the hordes of tourists and encounter authentic Cambodian scenes with this dirt bike tour. Departing Siem Reap with hotel pickup, wind your way through quiet villages and hamlets, seeing traditional stilt houses, rice fields and family farms. Visit the village of Trough Khnut and stop by one or more hidden temples, such as Bantey Ampil. This trip can be fully personalized, ensuring it meets your needs and interests.