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Escape Phnom Penh for a full-day journey to the relaxed riverside town of Kampot, blending culture, history, and local flavours. Travel south by morning bus and meet your local guide on arrival. Start the day with breakfast at Epic Arts Café, a social enterprise supporting people with disabilities and inclusive arts projects (drinks at own expense). Continue by tuk tuk on a scenic ride through rice fields, limestone hills, and rural villages to the Pepper Farm. Enjoy a guided tour learning about Kampot’s world-famous pepper, followed by a tasting and a set lunch at the restaurant with sweeping countryside views. In the afternoon, stop at the Secret Lake, a vast reservoir from the Khmer Rouge era, before visiting Phnom Chhngok Cave. Climb to a panoramic viewpoint and explore a 7th-century Hindu cave temple, one of Cambodia’s oldest religious sites. End the day at the train station, boarding the afternoon train back to Phnom Penh. Relax and enjoy sunset views on the return journey.

Nestled on the shores of M’ Pai Bay on the island of Koh Rong Samloem, this laid-back paradise is famous for its vibrant marine life, lush jungle trails, and relaxed island vibe. But beyond the beaches lies a hidden gem — a thriving foodie scene just waiting to be explored. Join us for a one-of-a-kind 4-hour culinary adventure through the heart of this charming village. On this immersive food tour, you’ll sample locally made whiskey and traditional island snacks, indulge in freshly prepared barbeques and regional specialties, try your hand at crafting your own dumplings and discover the stories behind each family-run business. Connect with the inspiring locals and expats who proudly call M’ Pai Bay home. This isn’t just a food tour — it’s a cultural experience. Come hungry, leave inspired — and experience M’ Pai Bay in the most delicious way possible.

Delve into Phnom Penh's history on this full-day tour. Begin at 8:00 am with hotel pickup, visiting the chilling Choeung Ek Killing Fields and its poignant memorial stupa. Continue to Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, a former prison bearing silent witness to the Khmer Rouge regime's atrocities. After lunch, explore the majestic Royal Palace and the opulent Silver Pagoda, home to priceless artifacts. Conclude your journey at the National Museum, showcasing Cambodia's rich artistic heritage from Angkorian times to the present. Return to your hotel, profoundly moved by Phnom Penh's captivating past.

Experience Cambodia's iconic temples, including a breathtaking Angkor Wat sunrise. Our local expert guides provide fascinating stories of the Khmer Empire at Angkor, Bayon, and the "Jungle Temple" Ta Prohm, offering a truly unforgettable cultural journey.

Start your journey from Siem Reap, home to UNESCO World Heritage Angkor, or from Phnom Penh’s historic center. Witness the breathtaking sunrise at Angkor Wat, explore ancient temples, and discover the stunning Kulen Mountain. Experience Cambodia’s rich culture, history, and heritage on this unforgettable tour.

Discover the vibrant essence of Sihanoukville on this small group shore excursion from the cruise pier. Begin with a visit to the iconic Independence Monument, then explore the serene Wat Krom pagodas offering stunning views. Experience the local life at Tomnok Rolok Fishing Port and immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Phsar Leu Market. Next see the biggest statue of Cambodian's wedding dress. Enjoy a scenic beach drive before indulging in a delicious Khmer lunch at a local restaurant that supports underprivileged students. This tour provides cultural insights and supports the community while ensuring a comfortable and enriching experience. - Duration: 5 hours, starting at 9:00 AM - Visit key sites including Independence Monument and local markets - Enjoy a delicious Khmer lunch and scenic beach drive - Small group experience for personalized attention and insights

This tour offers a unique way to explore the Angkor Archaeological Park by bike, away from the busy tourist routes. Instead of following the main roads, you will ride on quiet forest trails and small paths that most visitors never see. Along the way, you will visit less crowded sites such as Ta Nei Temple and the hidden Gate of the Dead (Angkor Thom), providing a more peaceful and authentic experience. The tour blends nature and culture, with opportunities to see local plants and fruits and stop at unique spots like the French Dam and Srah Srang. With a private guide and support vehicle, the tour is flexible, comfortable, and suitable for different fitness levels, allowing you to enjoy the day at your own pace. This experience is perfect for travelers who want more than just temples it’s an active, peaceful, and memorable way to discover Angkor.

We have selected all the high lightest temple from Angkor complex to visit in 1 day, Angkor Wat is the biggest religious monument of the world, Bayon is the temple with 216 faces of buddha, Ta Prohm known as the jungle temple of Tomb Raider temple, Banteay Srei is the pink sandstone temple or known as the lady temple.

A unique day out for all golf aficionados. A pre-arranged tee time at Angkor Golf, an award-winning course designed by European legend, Sir Nick Faldo.

Prepare your palate to be tickled by 15+ tastings on our lunchtime food tour, sampling dishes that range from ancient Khmer techniques to the spice-driven heritage of the Cham community. While most visitors merely scratch the surface, we provide the culinary know-how to navigate local foodie gems that you'd struggle to find alone. Experience a unique insider experience to see a bamboo sticky rice workshop nestled in countryside traditions. Take a journey through parts of the region that the tuk-tuk would normally zip right past. All dished up with the context only an insider local guide can provide. This is your food expedition built for the traveller who wants to taste the real Siem Reap.

Phnom Penh culinary traditions come alive every evening. This four-hour feast skips the tourist restaurants for 15+ tastings across smoky charcoal grills, street vendors, markets and local eateries scattered across the capital. Follow your local tastemaker to the spots you'd struggle to uncover alone, tackling everything from fish amok and Khmer noodles to grilled beef skewers, fried frog, fiery wok noodles and tropical market fruits. Along the way, discover how ancient Khmer traditions, Chinese migration, French influence and Cambodia's legendary pepper shaped what the city eats today. Join our 15+ taster crash course in Cambodia's cuisine.

Watch the sun rise over Angkor Wat's five towers, then explore the Small Circuit's essential temples with a private, English-speaking guide. This 6-hour tour starts before dawn at Angkor Wat, continues to Ta Prohm's jungle-swallowed ruins, the quiet forest temple of Ta Nei, and Angkor Thom's walled city — home to the 216 stone faces of the Bayon, the Baphuon temple mount, and the royal terraces of the Elephants and the Leper King. Hotel pickup starts at 5:00 AM by tuk tuk or air-conditioned car. Your guide sets the pace to your interests, whether that's photography, history, or simply beating the crowds. Includes drinking water, cold towels, and round-trip hotel transfer.

On this easy day tour to Kulen Mountain you can explore the countryside around Siem Reap without the hassle of having to arrange your own transport. This is one of the most sacred places in Cambodia, and you can find several interesting Buddhist and Hindu sites amid the beautiful nature. Swim in a waterfall, if you wish, and take a hike through the forest. A highlight is visiting the must-see 'River of a Thousand Lingas', ancient carvings under the water.

This is not just another sightseeing tour—it’s a deeply meaningful journey into Cambodia’s living history. Here’s what sets this experience apart: 1. A Powerful Story Beyond the Temples While most tours focus on Angkor Wat and ancient ruins, this tour takes you into modern Cambodia’s struggle and survival. You’ll explore places like the Killing Fields of Siem Reap and the Cambodia Landmine Museum—sites that tell real stories of war, loss, and resilience. 2. Personalized, Private Experience Unlike crowded group tours, this is a private guided tour. That means you get more time at each site, can ask questions freely, and gain personal insights from knowledgeable local guides, many of whom have personal or family connections to the history you’re learning about. 3. Human Stories You’ll Never Forget Each stop tells a human story—from Aki Ra, the former child soldier who now runs the Landmine Museum, to survivors who rebuilt their lives after tragedy.

Follow your private guide to explore Angkor's iconic temples in small, grand, and outer circuits. Besides, you can take a boat ride on Tonle Sap Lake to explore the floating village. Your guide will also take you experience the historical contrast between the Royal Palace and Khmer Rouge sites.

Follow our guide, you will witness the breathtaking beauty of Angkor Wat at sunrise and sunset golden light. You also can take part in leisurely half-day biking tour through the Roluos Village and Temples. Besides, you will witness Cambodia's tragic past at the S-21 Prison and Killing Fields.

Your experienced Cambodia tour guide will take you explore magnificent Angkor Wat and other ancient temple remains. Then, you will face face Cambodia’s tragic history by visiting Khmer Rouge sites. Besides, let's take boat rides to watch two floating villages closely. Finally, you can enjoy seafood and leisure time in Kep and Koh Rong Island.

Cycle through the backroads and alleyways of Phnom Penh for an authentic, off-the-beaten-path experience. Visit the fishing communities, slum areas, and garment worker residences to witness the contrasting lifestyles of the city. Savor unique local street foods, including snacks that became popular during the Khmer Rouge regime. Explore a bustling wet market and enjoy traditional Khmer foods and beverages.

The best time to see Angkor Wat for the first time is undoubtedly at sunrise. Experience the UNESCO World Heritage Site at its most magical during a private sunrise tour that ensures you make it to the temple in time. Your guide provides insider knowledge about the culture and history of the area, and transports you between attractions in air-conditioned comfort. Receive personalized attention during a private sunrise tour of Angkor Wat Ensure you arrive in time to see the temple at its most magical Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off in Siem Reap are included Discover cultural and historical information that you won't find in the guide book

Take your time absorbing the beauty and history of Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom on this two-day private tour. Give yourself the time to soak up its main highlights, including sunrises and sunsets over the temples, ensuring your trip to Siem Reap is truly memorable. With an expert guide sharing insights into the art and architecture, plus fruit snacks and well-planned rest stops, you'll explore hidden gems and top archaeological sites with ease.

Today’s tour begins at 4:30 AM with the first opportunity to visit Angkor Wat temple at sunrise. After experiencing the breathtaking sunrise, we will take a breakfast break. Following breakfast, we will continue to explore Angkor Thom, visiting its South Gate, West Gate, North Gate, and East Gate. We will also tour several significant sites within Angkor Thom, including Baphuon Temple, the Angkor Ancient Royal Palace, Phimeanakas Temple, the Elephant Terrace, and the Terrace of the Leper King. The equinox sunrise casts a stunning glow behind the towers of Angkor Wat, making it the premier location in Siem Reap to witness a spectacular sunrise. I suggest an early morning excursion where we position ourselves in front of the reflection pool. With a bit of luck, the colors of the sky will beautifully illuminate the temple, allowing us to capture this iconic site at its most magical moment.

Explore Kampot’s countryside — visit salt fields, the peaceful Secret Lake, a famous pepper farm, and enjoy kayaking through lush nature. A perfect day of culture, nature, and adventure! ️

Beautiful rice fields and an ancient temple dating back to the 7th century. Guests will have the opportunity to visit Oudong Mountain, the former royal capital of Cambodia established in the 17th century. During the final part of the journey, we also stop to visit an ancient temple dating back to the 7th century. On the return ride, we cycle through peaceful countryside, passing traditional villages where you can observe local life, silversmith workshops, farm animals, and beautiful rural scenery on the outskirts of Phnom Penh.

Explore Phnom Penh’s profound history on a private 4-hour tuk-tuk tour to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and The Killing Fields of Choeung Ek. Discover the resilience of Cambodia while traveling comfortably with a professional local driver, enjoying complimentary bottled water and local beer along the way.