PHNOM PENH
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The 10 most popular tours in Phnom Penh. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Phnom Penh half-day tour to Toul Sleng (S21) and Choeung Ek, with hotel pickup, AC comfort, and guide-led context on Pol Pot and Khmer Rouge.
“I had read about the Khmer Rouge and their regime in Cambodia . But actually seeing the killing fields and the prison was a sobering experience. Definitely worth a visit”
A comfy A/C bus loop linking Phnom Penh’s Prison S21 and the Killing Fields, with onboard documentary context and optional audio.
“It’s a very sobering experience, but it is very important to learn about. Our guide for the museum was excellent, very knowledgeable and happy to answer questions. A video is played in the bus which helps you to really understand the history.”
A guided half-day tour linking Choeung Ek Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng (S-21) in Phnom Penh, with translation, AC transport, and water.
“Tour was well organised. Good communication throughout Guide was informative passionate and well informed”
Private full-day Phnom Penh tour with Royal Palace, Tuol Sleng, Killing Fields, pagodas, monuments, and central market. Admission tickets included.
“Wonderful private tour! We learned so much about the fascinating history of Cambodia. It was an eventful and fulfilling day — such an efficient way to explore Phnom Penh in just one Day.”
A 4-hour Phnom Penh half-day tour visiting Tuol Sleng S21 and the Killing Fields, with hotel pickup, an English guide, and key context.
“My guide, Ms CHHEANG SREYNEANG was amazing she was so knowledgeable and answered any questions we had regarding the history. It was me and other person on the tour so was lovely and quiet transportation was great and they gave us free water as well.”
Half-day bike tour to Mekong Silk Island from Phnom Penh, with ferry crossings, silk weaving, local farms, and pickup, for $35.
“We had a great guide called Seer who was really helpful with the bikes and the route. He was really interesting about the local customs. All the stops were well thought out and lots of bottles of water and snacks were supplied. The Silk farm was especially good and a super place to buy some…”
Phnom Penh highlights in 9 hours with Wat Phnom, Royal Palace sights, a local lunch, and the heavy hits of S21 and the Killing Fields.
“really nice tour guide with Mr.Pum that didn't hessitate on expanding knowledge beyond the places we visited. It was great despite the rainy day.”
Night tuk-tuk food tour in Phnom Penh with 20+ tastings and drinks, hotel pickup, and a final cocktail stop. Small group, big local flavor.
“We got Panha and he was so much fun. Young and knowledgeable, answering all of our questions - not only just about food, but also culture and traditions in Cambodia. All of the locals knew him and love him. The food tour itself was great - comprehensive, accommodating, and with great options! The pace was…”
Private tuk-tuk tour linking Phnom Penh’s top sights with Mekong ferry to Silk Island, plus silk weaving and tofu skin making.
“This tour was sensational! Pum was excellent. He opened with ‘I’m not a tour guide’ but his knowledge or the history and culture of the city was amazing. Pum came armed with a warm smile and a cold cooler filled with mixed drinks as he stopped at many monuments and sites across the city. Make…”
Ride Phnom Penh’s backroads to Mekong and Silk Islands, meeting makers of silk and dried tofu on a small-group bike tour.
“It was fabulous! Sath is an amazing guide! Great tour, saw so much!!!”
