Siem Reap · WALKING TOURS
The town itself is small enough to cross on foot, and the park is not. These 6 walks cover the old French quarter, the markets and the riverside, priced by length with a note on which run after dark.
See Siem Reap beyond Angkor with a local guide, royal gardens, Wat Preah Prom Rat, markets, Kandal Village, and Pub Street for $6.
“Great guide who told us so much about the city, the country and culture as well as her family history. Highly recommended this tour”
See Siem Reap beyond Angkor on a $6 private walk through temples, markets, royal gardens, Pub Street, and local shopping districts.
“Insight into culture of Cambodia and its people Interesting look at Siem reaps main attractions And helpful in finding way around”
See Siem Reap beyond Angkor on a $15 walking tour through markets, pagodas, riverfront paths, shrines, 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 Angkor Wat’s $49 private tuk-tuk and walking tour, with Bayon, Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom, local guide, costs, and practical tips.
“Communication from the company was good before the event and pick up went as planned. Poleak was our guide. Poleak spoke very good English and was very friendly and knowledgable. The Temples visited were beautiful and well worth a visit. The walking was quite extensive estimated around 9 miles in total. Overall a great day trip. I would recommend.”
Review of a private Siem Reap tour covering Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom, guide service, costs, and practical tips.
“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 through noodle soup, markets, coffee, Khmer crepes, and street art on a 5.5-hour guided morning tour for $33.
“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.”
Pick a temple, a boat or a kitchen.
