PHNOM PENH
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The 6 most popular morning in Phnom Penh. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Morning market eats and tuk-tuk street art spotting in Phnom Penh: two breakfasts, 40+ murals, small group, pickup.
“Very good morning. Jackson is a good guide and Mr Lucky is a very good tuk tuk driver. Good trip around the city to see street art. 2 local breakfasts, snack, iced coffee and a nice surprise to finish. Worth doing.”
Phnom Penh morning market tuktuk tour with all food and drinks, a handmade souvenir, noodles, turmeric crepes, and award-winning coffee.
“We absolutely loved our tour this morning. Neara was so lovely and friendly . She explained everything so well and looked after us. It is sometimes overwhelming to understand all the new foods when you first arrive in a country. We had so maRead more”
3-hour Phnom Penh street food and art tour with market breakfasts, tuk-tuk stops, and Kampot pepper chocolate near the Royal Palace.
“Excellent morning spent exploring Boeung Keng Kang market and street art around Phnom Pen by tuk tuk. When I mentioned that I went past Wat Botum but had not gone in, my guide immediately suggested we explore the Buddhist tRead more”
Phnom Penh morning food tour with tuk-tuk stops, pork rice, fresh noodles, hot-stone beef, fried cakes, desserts and drinks. Small-group value.
“I recently scheduled this early breakfast trip for my friends as a gift because I've done a few tours with Khnow Yi, the owner of Kingdom of Wonderlust, and we always have an incredible time and experience with the local, authentic cuisine. And I had a great time with both of my buddies.”
A 3-hour Phnom Penh tuktuk breakfast tour with 6 stops, local Khmer dishes, wet-market browsing, and an award-winning coffee finish for $49.
“Ena was such a brilliant guide, she was so lovely and knowledgeable! I’m honestly so stuffed! Great experience definitely recommend!!”
Tuk-tuk through Phnom Penh for local breakfast, Ang Eng Market curry paste, a hands-on arts stop, and a calm coffee finish near the Royal Palace.
“Neara was our guide for the day and wow! If we could give 10 stars we could. She took us for a traditional Cambodian breakfast and local coffee, then the markets where the locals go, not a tourist location but what an eye opener. The AcaRead more”
