Cambodia · TUK-TUKS
A driver for the day is the cheapest way to see the temples and the standard way to see anything else. These 15 are compared on hours, whether a guide comes with the driver, and what the tuk-tuk covers before extras.
Review of Siem Reap’s private Angkor Wat tuk-tuk tour, with sunrise, major temples, flexible routes, practical tips, costs, and honest drawbacks.
“We had a great time - our guide was Phalla. He was very friendly, great recommendations for picture spots and the most ideal route. He gave us plenty water and stops, and was fun to joke around with!”
Review of Battambang’s $9 tuk-tuk tour, bamboo train, Killing Cave, countryside, local food, temples, and sunset bats.
“really nice day. long day but would not have missed anything. our guide Samol was very good.”
Explore Siem Reap’s rural villages, rice fields, farms, markets, and temples by bike or e-bike on a friendly half-day tour.
“This was an amazing trip, seeing the real beauty of Cambodia. Vandy took us through local farms and villages, and gave us the perfect amount of information. We would highly recommend this trip!”
Ride Battambang’s Bamboo Train, visit Phnom Sampeau’s Killing Cave, taste local food, and watch millions of bats at sunset for $15.
“We had an amazing afternoon on the tuktuk with our guide Sam. He was very knowledgeable and friendly, and shared the story of his country and his life in Cambodia. The bamboo train has been our favourite experience so far on this trip! Whizzing along seeing the peoRead more”
Cycle Angkor Wat at sunrise, explore jungle trails and ancient temples, and enjoy Cambodian meals on this small-group Siem Reap tour.
“If you’re looking for a fun way to experience Ankor Wat and get to explore not only the most emblematic temples, but also places you usually don’t get to see, this is the tour for you. Moni was very knowledgeable and made this experience an unforgettable one! 100% recommended!”
Review of Phnom Penh’s Silk Island bike tour, with ferry rides, village roads, silk weaving, local food stops, pricing, and practical tips.
“We were picked up on time where Sok at Siemreaper gave us a walkthrough and prepared us for the morning. Guiding us safely to the ferry where we explored markets and the silk tour was really interesting. We were kept hydrated and the ride was really easy being quit flat all the way. It was most excellent being able to enjoy the back streets with ample stops and a great pace.”
Review of a private Angkor Wat tuk-tuk tour with sunrise timing, flexible temple visits, cold towels, water, hotel pickup, and local drivers.
“Geko was excellent—he ensured our safety and displayed a friendly demeanor. I particularly appreciated his ability to anticipate when our children were becoming bored and his suggestion of an alternative activity to keep them engaged.”
Taste 20 Cambodian dishes on a four-hour Phnom Penh tuk-tuk tour with local eateries, free-flow drinks, markets, and a cocktail finale.
“The tour was very well organised and a great experience overall. Jackson was an excellent guide as well. Highly recommend.”
Explore Battambang by tuk tuk, from colonial streets and village life to the bamboo train, Killing Cave, and millions of bats at sunset.
“This was a great tour. The Bamboo train was really good fun and the bat cave was amazing. I thought the bats would fly out for about a minute or so but there were so many it lasted nearly 20 minutes. The killing cave was a must see as well although obviously much more sombre. Our guide Rem was brilliant, very knowledgeable and a really good guy. We took the back roads for the tour so saw real rural life.”
Explore Siem Reap by tuk-tuk, sampling local dishes, village cooking, sunset views, unlimited drinks, and Cambodian food stories for $75.
“This tour was a highlight of our time in Siem Reap. Our tour guide, Sann, and tuk-tuk driver were fantastic, taking us to local eateries (including a visit further out in the countryside) and providing great explanations and stories behind each delicious dish. Thank you!”
Explore Siem Reap by tuk-tuk, tasting noodles, curry, market snacks, insects, dessert, and a local beer for $35.
“This food tour with Sarath was really cool. Sarath took us to some local places, where the food was really good. It's the kind of experience that we wouldn't be able to do without a local guide. Sarath went out of her way to show us a good time, added some extra stops along the way. The special stop to try the bugs was awesome and the bugs were surprisingly good, very well seasoned. Overall it was a well spent evening.”
Review of Siem Reap’s Apsara dance show with Khmer buffet dinner and tuk-tuk transfers, including food, seating, timing, value, and practical tips.
“The food and show was amazing, but driver tuk tuk-a no com…”
Explore Battambang by tuk tuk, from colonial streets and bamboo trains to genocide sites and millions of bats, with local food and guides.
“Brilliant day out with our driver and tour guide, Tha. He was so friendly, knowledgable and kind, taking us to so many places and explaining the history and Cambodian culture behind it. The tour is great value for money as you will see so much in one day. We would definitely recommend and book with him again!”
Explore Phnom Penh by tuk-tuk on a 3.5-hour food tour with Khmer dishes, local beer, four restaurants, and hotel pickup.
“It was quite fun going from street side restaurant and on to the next one. It was also great to engage with the guide on a personal level. My only complaint is that it was somewhere over priced compared to another similar tour that was taken.”
Review of Battambang’s seven-hour tuk-tuk tour, with the bamboo train, local food, Killing Cave, mountain views, and sunset bats.
“My guide Fei was wonderful. His insight to the struggles of the Cambodian peoples is sincere. The killing cave was very difficult but necessary. The bat cave was beautiful. The bamboo train is not that interesting.”
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