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See the capital at its most magical as you glide past the glittering Phnom Penh skyline on this sunset cruise. Sail past the Royal Palace, along the Mekong River, and through the floating villages of Tonle Sap. The onboard bar offers cocktails, tea, coffee, and beer for purchase as well as an a la carte menu.

We’ll forage through the streets of Phnom Penh in search of the Kingdom’s finest urban and contemporary art on a curated tour. There’s been a prominent art scene developing in the Kingdom for the past decade, part of the country’s cultural renaissance. We’ll visit over 40 different murals around the city, as well as our favourite contemporary gallery and Cambodia's biggest open air gallery. We will finish the tour in our favourite garden speakeasy to see their current photo exhibit and enjoy a cocktail or mocktail and canapés.

Enjoy a morning bicycle ride on quiet back roads of the Silk Islands near Phnom Penh. With a guide, you'll visit local communities and ride past farmland to observe rural village life in the Cambodian countryside, only a short distance from the capital city. Lunch is included.

Discover Cambodia’s royal past on a full-day tour to Oudong Mountain, the country’s former capital. Explore sacred temples and hillside stupas, visit the jade Buddha and a preserved monk’s shrine, and enjoy panoramic views of the countryside. With an expert guide, learn about Khmer history and Buddhist traditions. round-trip hotel transfers for a comfortable and enriching experience. As an added bonus, we offer a Free eSIM card for every traveler, so you can stay connected and share your journey without hassle.

Explore Cambodia’s historically and culturally rich former capital city on this private tour. Marvel at the pre-Angkorian temples of Phnom Baset, and be filled with amazement at Oudong’s history while exploring royal monuments and war memorials. Visitors will enjoy an insightful commentary on Cambodia’s past from their personal guide, allowing them to get the most out of this tour. - Pick-up and drop-off at hotel offered. - All entrance fees for the sites of this tour provided. - Private transportation in the form of a luxury air-con vehicle. - A day trip, so plenty of time to experience the sites you are visiting.

If you are visiting Phnom Pehn and wondering what you can do and see in this vibrant and exciting city then you should book our Phnom Pehn City must-see highlight guided tour. I am like many other travelers sometimes get stuck and do not know if the city we are going to has something to offer or if we could explore this city and most of the time I find out that hiring a local guide would be the best decision as we frame time better and choose the best place to see as well. another reason to choose our private tour is that timing is flexible and interaction with our guide to learn more about the culture and history is quite fascinating. Choose us to show you the city and you won't regret booking with us. we will not only show you the city of Phnom Penh but you will learn a lot about our city and the way of life of the locals as well.

Make the most of your time touring Phnom Penh with this private tuk-tuk tour, where you’ll cover more ground than you would on a self-guided tour, and hit around ten different spots. Highlights are S21 and the Killing Fields, but you also visit several *wats*, or temples, monuments, and other historical and cultural buildings. Learn all about them from your personal driver/guide who is just for your group.

Start your morning in Phnom Penh like a local with a freshly prepared breakfast at the markets before discovering the vibrant murals adorning the city’s backstreets. Next, pass by the iconic 1920s Raffles Hotel before calling at Wat Botum. Tuck into more yummy food and opt to wash it down with a sugar cane drink before your final stop at the art gallery near the Royal Palace.

Discover the top attractions in Phnom Penh on this Tuk-Tuk tour, (NO genocide sites). See: Independence Monument: a striking monument symbolising Cambodias liberation from the French. Sihanouk Statue: Learn the legacy of this influential King. Royal Palace: visit inside, admire beautiful Khmer architecture. $10 entry + $10 for a guide which must be provided from the Royal Palace If you would like a guide. There is no audio guide. National Museum: stunning example of traditional Khmer architecture. Wat Ounalom: The city's oldest and most revered temples. Central Market: Purchase anything from clothing to handmade crafts. Lunch can be negotiated when it is taken. Wat Phnom: Learn about Lady Penh and the legend of the four Buddhas that gave rise to the city's name. Ticket Entry: $1 Golden Temple: a shimmering masterpiece. Ferry across Mekong River. Silk Island: See full cycle of silk production cloth making. Entry $2. Venture through local villages before returning back on ferry.

Embark on an exciting one-day tour exploring some of Cambodia’s most captivating sites. Our journey begins at Tonle Bati, a scenic lakeside destination with the ancient Ta Prohm Temple, where intricate carvings tell stories of Cambodia’s past. Next, we visit Phnom Da, an ancient hilltop temple offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into the country’s rich history. After an hour of exploration, we continue to Phnom Chisor, a stunning mountaintop temple that provides panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The climb is rewarded with a sense of peace and admiration for the temple’s historic beauty. For lunch, we stop at Phnom Tamao Zoo, a renowned wildlife sanctuary dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating endangered animals. After lunch, we explore the zoo, encountering elephants, tigers, and bears in their naturalistic habitats. Finally, we return to your hotel, ending a day filled with cultural discovery, scenic landscapes, and wildlife encounters.

Experience a one day tour in Phnom Penh city to fully understand about it's history after we fully get independence from the French and after the liberation over Khmer rouge regime. Let's go with our guided tour to lean more about Cambodia. Phnom Penh is the biggest commercial and economic city of Cambodia. Our Guides are able to explain about the important details of the place. 10 year were the golden age of the country, after that the civil war. You will learn the history of the fluency of world power countries into Cambodia which was caused by the democracy countries led by the USA, and Communist countries led by Russia and china. Genocidal regime and until today  Our English Speaking guide will describe all the events. Enjoy your days in Phnom Penh and also around Cambodia.

On all our tours, you will be personally guided by Sam Ang (Sam), a local and licenced English-speaking guide. Sam will immerse you in a rich cultural tour filled with his passion, friendship, knowledge and stories about Cambodia. On this day trip you will venture to the location of the former Royal Capital of Cambodia at Mount Oudong. After several stops along the way you will arrive at the village of Chey Odam from where we will hike to the top of the mountain for expansive views of the surrounding landscape, and wander through shady forest to view ancient and modern temples and stupas. This tour is suitable for families, groups and solo travellers alike. Please note that at temples and religious sites, shoulders, backs and legs above the knee should be covered.

Choosing Phnom Penh 2-hour Cyclo tour with us, an exceptional blend of personalized service and local expertise. Our carefully curated itinerary ensures you experience the city's iconic landmarks, like Wat Phnom, the Independence Monument, and the Royal Palace, with engaging commentary from our knowledgeable guides. We prioritize your comfort with well-maintained Cyclos and offer a seamless exploration of the vibrant Night Market. Choose your trip with us, you gain an authentic, immersive journey through Phnom Penh’s rich cultural and historical tapestry, all delivered with our signature attention to detail and local insight.

After picking up from the hotel which only in the city center and then driving about 30mns to Killing Field by Khmer Traditional Tuk-Tuk with an English Speaking Tour Leader and spend 90mns using an audio guide which is available 11 different languages, the tickets is $6. Next is visiting 90mns at the Genocide Museum which is 30mns back to the city. Here you will use the audio guide and especially you will meet some actual survivors out of 19 thousands prisoners that got turtor before sending to the killing field 15kms away. This is a share tour, so all tourists require to be on time.

Enjoying watching Kun Khmer Fighting inside a Real live stadium in Phnom Penh city with free Beers guiding by a very experienced local who had a lot of knowledge about Kun Khmer technical and its history. You will get pickup from the hotel and sit so close the ringside with free beer and taking photos with your favourite boxer. At last you will get a chance to experience on the ring for photos or video.

This half-day tour takes in memorials and museums from Cambodia’s recent history under the Khmer Rouge. An experienced guide will explain the significance of some key sites from during the regime’s reign.

Try all kinds of Khmer cuisine on this foodie tour in Phnom Penh, where you make several stops at street food stalls, local restaurants, and even a cocktail bar. Savor local specialties, discover hidden gems of Cambodia's culinary scene, and enjoy unlimited beer or soft drinks throughout the evening. Your guide also provides insight into the local food, culture, and history of the Cambodian capital.

On all our tours, you will be personally guided by Sam Ang (Sam), a Khmer local and licenced English-speaking guide. Sam will immerse you in a rich cultural tour filled with his passion, friendship, knowledge and stories about Cambodia. A comprehensive itinerary is provided, and you will travel across the city to key sites including the Royal Palace and Wat Phnom Pagoda. Also included are in depth visits to the renowned historic sites of the Genocide Museum (S21) and Killing Fields. This tour is suitable for families, groups and solo travellers alike, but please note that the Genocide Museum and Killing Fields are unsuitable for most children, and that at temples, religious sites, and the Royal Palace, shoulders, backs and legs above the knee should be covered.

Join the Phnom Penh Instagram Day Tour and capture stunning shots of Cambodia's capital. Visit the iconic Independence Monument and the historic Wat Phnom Daun Penh. Snap photos of the majestic Statue of King Norodom and explore the bustling Central Market. Enjoy breathtaking views of Naga 1 and Naga 2, and marvel at the beauty of Diamond Island. This tour offers perfect opportunities to experience and share the vibrant culture and landmarks of Phnom Penh.

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 - Experience the buzz of the local markets first thing in the morning - Try some of the best local street food—including a back-alley breakfast - Learn about Cambodia’s cultural renaissance and the role of street art - Visit over 40 murals and artworks in the city's cool urban areas.

Located 41 km northwest of Phnom Penh, Phnom Udong was Cambodia’s royal capital from 1618 to 1866. This sacred mountain, set on twin hills overlooking the Kandal plains, is crowned with ancient stupas and temples that honor former Khmer kings and house sacred relics. Visitors climb over 500 stone steps to reach the summit, where stunning structures like the Preah Shakyamuni Chedi, built in 2002 to enshrine Buddha’s relics, shine beside older stupas such as Damrei Sam Poan and Ang Duong. Amid these monuments stands Vihear Preah Edthareus, a war-damaged sanctuary that still carries the marks of Cambodia’s turbulent history. The site offers sweeping views of rice fields, villages, and the Tonle Sap River, providing a peaceful and spiritual retreat. At the mountain’s base, local vendors offer refreshments, making Udong a perfect cultural day trip from Phnom Penh, rich in history and natural beauty.

Equipped with a digital tablet and headphones provided, step back in time with Phnom Penh Heritage Tour to discover the city's superb heritage. While the journey offers a glimpse of the vibrant bustle of today, each of the 19 stops invites you to step back in time to discover 22 sites inherited from the time when Cambodia was placed under French protectorate. The video guide reveals the history of each place with films, vintage photos and historical anecdotes. It also offers the privilege of virtually entering certain buildings inaccessible to the public. The transformation of a fishing village into a capital, the first urbanization on a French model, the craze for Art Deco architecture, the organization of the social fabric, the royal family, the lifestyle of the elite at the beginning of the 20th century and the dark hours of the Khmer Rouge regime are all topics discussed during the Phnom Penh Heritage Tour.

Experience the magic of Phnom Penh at night on this after dark temples, markets, and food tuk-tuk tour. Your evening adventure begins with a tuk-tuk ride around Phnom Penh, seeing the way the city lights illuminate ancient temples and modern skyscrapers against the night sky. Along the way, you’ll visit markets and palaces, explore the fishing community, slum area, a garment factory’s workers resident, and feast on street food, while learning about the city from your local guide.

A professional English-speaking tour guide will pick you up from your hotel and drive you to the killing fields of Choeung Ek Genocide Center – 17km away south of Phnom Penh. The infamous killing fields have a bloody history. Once an orchard and a Chinese cemetery, the Khmer Rouge, led by Pol Pot, turned the place into what became known as the killing fields, where they executed around 20.000 victims.