Top Cambodia Tours by Duration - page 3

Siem Reap is famous for its high-octane nightlife. Make sure you visit the best of the town’s bars and clubs on a nightlife tour with a local guide—a social and high-energy experience suitable for solo travelers and groups. Rather than heading to the bars featured in guide books, you’ll drink, eat, and dance in places favored by locals. Plus, hassle-free hotel pickup and drop-off are also included.

Experience the magic of sunrise over Angkor Wat with this early riser tour. After watching the sunrise, explore the Angkor Temples by bike or tuk tuk, escaping crowds and following traffic-free trails around the ruins. Take in highlights including Bayon, Preah Khan, Ta Prohm, and Angkor Thom, and enjoy a tasty Cambodian-style breakfast and lunch by the temples.

Spend half a day exploring the rural countryside around Siem Reap with this bicycle tour. After being fitted with a bicycle and helmet, your English-speaking guide will lead you through back roads, across rice fields and farms, and into small local villages where you'll learn about how locals live, first hand.

The Tonle Sap is home to the floating village Kampong Phluk and is one of the most famous Siem Reap day trips. This small-group tour provides an intimate view into life in the village and offers visitors the chance to meet and to meet and converse with residents and learn about the sustainable village and how it changes between the wet and dry seasons.

Cruise Tonle Sap Lake to Kompong Phluk on a half-day tour from Siem Reap, and explore the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. See communities that thrive at the edge of the water, pass floating schools and markets, and visit a local home to get a glimpse of daily life and culture. This half-day Kompong Phluk tour includes all activities, as well as pickup and drop-off at Siem Reap hotels, and both morning and afternoon departures are available.

You could spend days exploring the vast temple complex of Angkor, but this private tour lets you take in the highlights in one day. Watch the sunrise over Angkor Wat, marvel at the grand gates of Angkor Thom, and visit the jungle temple of Ta Prohm. Also included is Bayon temple and Bantey Srei.

Learn about the horrors of the Khmer Rouge on this half-day tour. Start off at S21 Genocide Museum, a high school that was turned into a torture center, where you can see materials used in prisoner interrogation. Then visit Choeung Ek, the Killing Fields where over 17,000 individuals were executed. Despite this, Choeung Ek is now a tranquil place where you can find some space for reflection.

Sihanoukville might boast the beaches, but Phnom Penh really delivers when it comes to culture and history. This seamless shore excursion helps you make the most of every moment on dry land by transporting you to the Cambodian capital and showcasing it's top sights, including the hilltop temple of War Phnom and the ornate Royal Palace.

Finding an evening activity in Siem Reap that feels meaningful—rather than just another tourist show—can be difficult, especially if you want something that reflects real Cambodian culture. A Phare Circus performance solves that problem by offering an authentic, high-quality experience created and performed by local artists, while also supporting a nonprofit organization that helps vulnerable communities. Relax and enjoy a moving, visually striking performance that combines storytelling, music, and circus arts into one unforgettable night.

Explore Angkor’s magnificent art and architecture on a full-day, small-group tour that takes in some highlights of the main site, then continues into the countryside to a temple that many visitors overlook, but whose carvings are among Angkor's most intricate. The itinerary includes Pre Rup, Neak Peak, Banteay Srei, and Preah Khan, and all transport is by climate-controlled vehicle—ideal for cooling off between temple visits. Temple entrance fees are at your expense.

Eat like a local in Siem Reap on this small-group walking tour. Soak up the atmosphere at the night market, learn more about Cambodian cuisine and culture, and sample an array of tasty snacks, street food dishes, and Khmer specialties.

The UNESCO-listed Angkor Archeological Site is a highlight of any visit to Cambodia, with temples and sculptures that sprawl across 150 square miles (400 square km.). This full-day, small-group tour makes it possible to explore the complex in one day with a professional historian guide. In addition to visiting Angkor’s architectural highlights, take in jungle-shrouded buildings.

See what life is like in a traditional Cambodian floating village on this convenient half-day tour to Kompong Phluk. Located on the huge Tonle Sap Lake, this village is made up of buildings on stilts. You’ll get the chance to explore the village and mangrove forest by boat. This tour is ideal for travelers staying in Siem Reap who want to experience a different part of Cambodia in a short time.

Escape from the hustle and bustle of city life with our half-day Tuk-Tuk tour to the Silk Island. Our tour will take you to the hidden gem of the silk island where you will experience the rural side of Phnom Penh. Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, you will witness the everyday life of the people living in tiny villages. In addition, you will have the opportunity to visit the silk houses and learn about traditional silk weaving practices.

Start your journey with hotel pick-up as your driver and tuk-tuk await to take you on a full-day private exploration of the Angkor Archaeological Park. This traditional mode of transport allows you to experience the temples as locals do, while enjoying the refreshing breeze between each stop. Your tuk-tuk driver will wait at every temple, ensuring a smooth, flexible, and stress-free day of exploration. - Tour Options You can choose a tour based on your preferences and timing: • Angkor Wat Sunrise by Tuk-Tuk: Witness the iconic sunrise over Angkor Wat and explore Angkor temples in small circle. • Angkor Wat Tour by Tuk-Tuk: Classic Angkor Wat exploration full day tour in Angkor Park. • Angkor Temples & Banteay Srei: Includes Angkor temples plus the beautiful pink sandstone Banteay Srei temple. • Include English Tour Guide: Add a professional English-speaking guide for in-depth history and insights. • Sunset at Angkor Wat Tour by Tuk-Tuk: End your day with a sunset view at Angkor Wat.

Most travelers get around the temples of Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom by crowded bus or uncomfortable bicycle, sapping their energy before they’ve even begun exploring this sprawling UNESCO World Heritage Site. Avoid that hassle with this full-day temple tour, which is as smooth and well oiled as the genuine ex-U.S Army Jeep it is operated with.

The temples at the UNESCO-listed Angkor Archaeological Park have almost a thousand years of history, so a guided tour is a good way to learn as much as possible about the temples’ art and architecture. On this shared tour, your APSARA authorised guide takes you to the highlights of the three main temples.

Experience Angkor Wat at sunrise without the stress of peak crowds, heat, or navigating a vast temple complex on your own. This private guided tour helps you move efficiently through key Angkor sites while providing clear historical and cultural context along the way. With a thoughtfully paced route, you can focus on the atmosphere, architecture, and meaning behind each temple rather than logistics or timing.

Explore Angkor Wat’s most famous temples on this full-day tour from Siem Reap. Learn about the history and makings of each temple and snap Instagram-worthy photos with your guide’s know-how on the best angles. Enter through the south gate, the most restored entrance of the four, and see the four smiling faces at Bayon, the Terrace of the Elephants and Ta Prohm, which features in the movie Tomb Raider.

Still embraced by jungle, the vast temple of Beng Mealea is one of the Angkor era’s most impressive sights. Experience it and two other less-visited gems—Koh Ker Temple and Banteay Srei—on this full-day tour with a guide to lead the way and explain the history. Your day includes lunch, fruit, water, and hotel transfers but excludes your Angkor Pass and Koh Ker entrance fees: Upgrade for a private tour.

Delve deeper into the stories and secrets of Siem Reap with this private guided tuk-tuk tour. A great way to discover another side of Siem Reap beyond the Angkor temples, this full-day tour includes visits to the Siem Reap Killing Fields and the War Museum, where you’ll learn about the atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge regime. You’ll then visit a Buddhist pagoda and an artisan workshop, before finishing up at the old market.

This is a private tour, everything is flexible to your needs. With your expert guide, you’ll spend the whole day exploring the awesome temples of Angkor. Angkor Wat is the world’s largest religious complex. Visit the South Gate of Angkor Thom, Bayon, covered in more than 200 enormous faces. Visit Baphuon, Vimeanakas, it’s located inside the walled enclosure of the Former Royal Palace of Khmer Empire, then explore the famous Terrace of Elephants and the Terrace of Leper King. In the afternoon we visit the jungle-enveloped Ta Prohm (Tomb Raider temple) – one of the most atmospheric sites of all temples in Angkor. Enjoy your lunch with cold drinks in a local restaurant at the 12th-century temple complex. • Enjoy photo opportunities • Avoid the crowds and escape the heat. • Listen tour guide explanations and share the experiences.

Explore the vibrant and colorful markets of Cambodia's capital on this morning markets and street art tour in Phnom Penh. Mornings are the best time to experience Phnom Penh’s markets—especially the local ones, where you’ll be the only out-of-towners. Get a taste of the city’s specialties with breakfast and snacks from local stalls, followed by an underground street art tour, where you’ll go mural-spotting in hidden areas.

Explore the meandering Mekong delta and stop at authentic craft stores on this half-day biking tour of Cambodia’s Silk Island. Discover beautiful rice paddy farmlands, idyllic countryside and quaint traditional Cambodian villages—famed for their lemongrass, banana plant, ginger and corn pastures, and visit silk weaving houses where you’ll have a chance to by a scarf you can see made the old fashioned way by hand.