Cambodia · WALKING TOURS
The good walking tours sell their morning slots weeks ahead. Here are the 12 to book early, what each includes, and how they actually differ.
Review of Siem Reap’s $6 city walking tour, covering the Royal Residence, pagoda, markets, Pub Street, local culture, and practical tips.
“Had a very nice walk with my guide... sorry can't remember her name, but she was lovely. Very informative and she made the tour very good for me.”
See Royal Gardens, Wat Preah Prom Rath, Old Market, Kandal Village, and local markets on a practical 90-minute Siem Reap walk.
“Great start to my trip with a walk around to get my bearings. We saw some markets I didn't know about and a temple, and I learned some of the history. This is a great activity for your first day in the city.”
Cycle through Battambang’s Muslim fishing village, rice fields, family workshops, and Buddhist temple on a thoughtful half-day tour.
“Had so much fun in a half day bicycle trip with Pich. He is an amazing guide, his explanations in English were really clear and helped me to understand more about history and culture of people living in Battambang. We visited local family makiRead more”
Explore Battambang’s French colonial buildings, wartime history, religions, and local culture on a guided three to four hour tour.
“Self guided tour of French architecture. Interesting and helped understanding of history of t he rice bowl of Cambodia”
Explore Siem Reap beyond Angkor on a $15 walking tour of markets, pagodas, shrines, riverside paths, and the Royal Residence.
“I learned a lot on this tour about Siem Reap and Cambodia! My guide was great and very attentive (I was the only one on the tour, but he still put in 100% effort!) and took me around the local part of the market, pub street, the royal palace, the Read more”
Review of Phnom Penh’s private nightlife walking tour, with local bars, cocktails, live music, a nightclub finish, price, timing, and practical tips.
“We had an absolute blast on this nightlife tour! Lina is a total pocket rocket — full of energy, fun, and insider knowledge. She took us to a great mix of bars around Phnom Penh, each with its own unique vibe and music style. We ended the nigRead more”
Review of Angkor Wat’s $49 tuk-tuk and walking tour, with Bayon, Ta Prohm, local guides, costs, walking demands, and practical tips.
“Le guide Sam était vraiment excellent Respect à ce monsieur”
Explore Kampot at sunset for $5 with Jason, learning local history, myths, wartime traces, architecture, and riverfront stories.
“Amazing tour, Jason was so knowledgeable I felt like we really got a feeling for the city! Highly recommend!!”
Review of a private Siem Reap tour covering Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom, transport, costs, tips, and practical advice.
“My tour guide (Dan) was terrific! He was a good storyteller and had a vast knowledge of Cambodian history (both cultural and political) as well as the religions that shaped the building of the temples and the carvings on the walls. He alRead more”
Taste Phnom Penh like a local on a 2-hour walking tour with Lina, sampling Khmer noodles, snacks, desserts, and a local cocktail.
“Lina is an amazing person with a lot of knowledge about the history and food of Phnom Penh. She knows all the best spots in town and has great sense of humor. I would definitely recommend Lina and her tour if you want to try the traditional Cambodian cuisine!”
Taste Phnom Penh through markets, Khmer street food, local coffee, and street art on this friendly 5.5-hour tuk-tuk tour.
“Kim was our guide for the day, and we had an amazing time exploring markets, food and street art. The food was excellent, giving us a different perspective to dining in Cambodia. Kim was very knowledgeable and was able to connect the street art to Cambodian history giving us a unique insight we couldn’t have read for ourselves. As an extra bonus we got to do a pepper tasting, learning the difference between the various peppers. Highly recommend going on this tour with Kim for a flavorful and insightful afternoon or morning.”
Explore Phnom Penh at sunset with a local ferry, Royal Palace views, Wat Botum Park, drinks, snacks, and optional insects for $7.20.
“Tin Tin was our guide! He made it unforgettable! Great experience to see the sunset, learn some basic words and try some insect!”
Pick a temple, a river or a kitchen.
