Cambodia · PHNOM PENH TOURS
The capital is a river junction with a palace on one bank and a silk island on the other. These 15 cover the markets, the food streets, the memorial sites and the sunset boats, with prices, start times and how much of each day is spent in traffic.
Review the Phnom Penh Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng tour, with practical advice on guides, entry fees, transport, timing, and emotional impact.
“Great tour. Mr Baboon, our guide, was very knowledgeable and gave us lots of historic information and context. He also shared his own family experience, a personal insight to the war and genocide atrocities. Highly recommend.”
Cruise Phnom Penh’s Mekong and Tonle Sap at sunset with unlimited beer, BBQ, hotel tuk-tuk pickup, and excellent value for $9.
“The food was delicious, the boat was comfortable and clean, the sunset was amazing.”
Review of Phnom Penh’s Samatha Spa aromatherapy massage, with essential oils, skilled therapists, calm rooms, pricing, and booking tips.
“Great ambience, welcoming drinks, after massage tea, cleanliness all adding to the fantastics massage experience. Choices of oils were great, I had the frangipani with beautiful smell. I would have give five stars if only they had not messRead more”
Visit Choeung Ek and Tuol Sleng in Phnom Penh with an English-speaking guide, air-conditioned transport, and clear historical context.
“Essential part of Cambodia, our guide shared about his family history too. Very confronting how it affects the generations.”
Explore Phnom Penh’s palace, pagodas, genocide sites, monuments, and markets on a private, air-conditioned day tour with tickets included.
“My wife and I thought this was a great trip, it was made by Eak the guide who had a load of knowledge, his English was good and he was very funny. The transport was very good and the driver was great a very comfortable journey. The killing fields and prison were the highlights and a bit upsetting but good to see. I would definitely recommend this tour”
Cruise Phnom Penh at sunset with river views, live commentary, unlimited beer and soft drinks, fruit, and a tuk-tuk pickup option.
“lovely boat tour, didn't do the free beer option but could buy beer on board which was nice. beautiful views, a lot of business talk in the tour rather than Cambodian history but still good to listen to!”
Cycle from Phnom Penh to Silk Island through farms, villages, ferries, silk workshops, and quiet backroads on a practical half-day tour.
“Our tour guide, Kim was excellent and very accommodative. The Trek bikes are in good condition and I would recommend this cycle tour”
Review of VET Bus services in Cambodia, with practical details on comfort, safety, routes, tickets, luggage, pricing, and who should book.
“Had a good trip from Battambang to Phnom Penh. The bus was just fine and it was an easy ride. Also some drinks and snacks on the way.”
Cruise Phnom Penh at sunset with unlimited beer, soft drinks, fruit, river views, local life, and an English-speaking guide for $16.99.
“Wonderful way to explore the city and history of Phnom Penh. The boat is in good condition with a stocked bar and clean bathroom facilities. Our host was wonderful - we learned a lot from him and enjoyed the information he shared along the way”
Taste more than 20 Cambodian dishes on a four-hour Phnom Penh tuk-tuk tour with local eateries, unlimited drinks, dessert, and a cocktail.
“JB was a chill, awesome guide, who took us to try so many foods we definitely wouldn’t have been able to find on our own.. had a Cambodian banh mi that changed my life and riding around in the tuktuk in the evening was very pleasant. Not cheap but well worth it if you’re into food tourism—the tour is very smoothly run and well-curated, and you get a good variety of snacks and more filling foods. Def recommend :)”
See 11 Phnom Penh sights in one day, from Wat Phnom to S21 and the Killing Fields, with a local guide, transport, drinks, and flexible options.
“Really nice option if go sightseeing in Phnom Penh. A special mention to the Genocide Museum and Killing Field if you want to learn more about Cambodia's difficult history. Mr. Sop was a very nice guide, giving explanations about the monuments and places with a funny sense of humor.”
See Phnom Penh at sunset on a two-hour river cruise with Khmer music, skyline views, optional BBQ dinner, and one-way hotel pickup.
“Sunset around the confluence of Tonle Sep and Meking river. On one side the rising city, on the other the rural backgroung. Very nice wooden boat with professional, courteous, informative, accomodating english speaking team, cooling drinks tasy food and traditional music.”
Shop a Phnom Penh market, cook three Khmer dishes with a private chef, then eat your meal in this hands-on four-hour class.
“It was great fun. I went to the Market with Chef LomAng and bought all the ingredients from stalls, returning to the restaurant where tables wer laid out ready for us to cook. Everything was clear and explained very well. Cooked 3 lovely courses. A lovely experience.”
Cruise the Mekong at sunset with fresh dinner, a welcome cocktail, live Khmer music, and views of Phnom Penh for $9.
“The people running the tour were great. Shirat and Ten were great. Very professional The boat ride was beautiful. Live Traditional music. Food was ordered from a set menu and can easily & quickly be reordered. Chicken skewers and Dory fish was great! Welcome Mango drink was nice. All was very nice. Great way to spend a few hours. The boat ride alone was worth the price.”
Cycle Silk Island from Phnom Penh through villages, farms, temples, and silk workshops, with ferries, a Cambodian lunch, and local guides.
“Our guide Sai picked us up at the hotel . He was a lovely, smart young guy and very knowledgable about the islands. He and his family still lived there. We were very lucky there was only the two of us booked on the tour, It was fun and interesting . The meal by the river was good , with clean loos !”
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