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Table of contents
- The best Cambodia tour packages
- What people love about Cambodia Tours
- Most popular destinations in Cambodia
- Travel Cambodia your way
- Best tour companies for Cambodia tours
- Best places to start your Cambodia tour
- Discover Cambodia tours for every budget
- Cambodia tours for every type of group
- Top Cambodia travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Cambodia
- Cambodia travel guides - curated by our experts
- Contact our Cambodia travel experts
- What our customers ask about Cambodia Tours & Trips
The best Cambodia tour packages
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Private Angkor Wat 5 Days Tour for All Cambodia Highlight
28 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Best fit for our private tour of Angkor Wat and other stes in Siem Riep. Provided excellent details of each site.”
Julie, traveled in March
UNESCO World Heritage Angkor Wat glows at sunrise, while Bayon's stone faces and Ta Prohm's jungle ruins tell ancient tales. Tonle Sap Lake's floating villages and Rolous Group temples round out the journey. Select hotels from Royal Crown to Angkor Paradise.
Duration 5 days Destinations Siem Reap, Angkor Wat, Banteay Srei, Tonle Sap Lake, Kampong Phluk Floating Village Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Chinese, Dutch, Russian Operator About Cambodia Travel & Tours From $1,009
10% Off- NZ$908+$131 local paymentsYou save $101
Cambodia Intro
193 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The trip itself was a perfect amount of time to see the highlights of Cambodia, such as Angkor Wat and the history of Khmer Rouge.”
Alex, traveled in August
A 10-day Cambodian odyssey takes you from Phnom Penh's S21 Prison to Angkor Wat's sunrise views. Visit Kampot's pepper plantations, relax on Koh Rong Sanloem's pristine beaches, and see traditional floating villages, while staying in authentic accommodations from beach bungalows to modern hotels.
Duration 10 days Destinations Phnom Penh, Kampot, Koh Rong Sanloem, Angkor Wat, Siem Reap Age Range Ages 18-39 Operator INTRO Travel From $1,699
15% Off- NZ$1,444You save $255
Wonders of Cambodia In 6 Days - Private Tour
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“A sign of a tour very well organised is that you don't need to contact the organisers for anything. The hotel accomodation was perfect.”
Lorraine, traveled in September
The grandeur of Cambodia stretches from Phnom Penh's Silver Pagoda to Siem Reap's ancient temples. Luxurious stays at Palace Gate Hotel and Angkor Miracle Resort complement expert-guided tours of Ta Prohm, Banteay Srei, and Tonle Sap Lake's floating villages.
Duration 6 days Destinations Phnom Penh, Siem Reap Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Russian Operator Realistic Asia From $2,908
55% Off- NZ$1,308+$174 local paymentsYou save $1,599
Cambodia 6 - Day Phnom Penh To Angkor Tour
21 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Everything ran like clockwork! Arrivals and departures for day tours were on time, guides very attentive and informative.”
William, traveled in February
The Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda in Phnom Penh lead to Siem Reap's floating villages. Your path includes Angkor Thom's South Gate, local silk farms, and traditional wooden houseboats, with 5 nights in central hotels and expert-guided tours.
Duration 6 days Destinations Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Angkor Wat Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Hoi An Express From $1,476
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Private Cambodia Highlight 10 Days Tour
39 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The floating village tour was memorable, and I'm grateful for my knowledgeable guide.”
Denecia, traveled in May
Ten days of Cambodian wonders stretch from UNESCO-listed Angkor temples to Tonle Sap Lake's floating villages. Luxury awaits at Angkor Paradise Hotel and Maisons Wat Kor. Private guides speaking 9 languages lead intimate tours across 13 distinct destinations.
Duration 10 days Destinations Siem Reap, Angkor Wat, Tonle Sap Lake, Kampong Phluk Floating Village, Banteay Chhmar, Battambang, Pursat, Kompong Chhnang, Oudong, Phnom PenhSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Chinese, Dutch, Russian Operator About Cambodia Travel & Tours From $2,925
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What people love about Cambodia Tours
- Private Angkor Wat 5 Days Tour for All Cambodia Highlight
Booking process was easy, they picked up up at airport, good service and organized, their took us to all well known temples and sites. Our tour guide Mr. Bunny know so much about history and meanings behind Cambodia and was very kind and caring guide. Our driver Savun made us a comfortable in his A/C car and gave us enough cool drinks water and fresh tissues.I would recommend this tour and best itinerary to see all main sightseeing in Angkor temples. Overall we gave five stars rated.
- Cambodia Intro
Had an absolutely incredible time in Cambodia. From learning about the amazing history Cambodia has, to fun activities and beautiful sunsets. Cambodia has it all. The itinerary was very well planned and everything run smoothly. Great trip would highly recommend to everyone.
- Cambodia 6 - Day Phnom Penh To Angkor Tour
Thoroughly enjoyed my tour with this company! Great accomodation, food, only glitch sadlywas that the palace was closed on the day we visited it!
Most popular destinations in Cambodia
The city of Siem Reap is the gateway to your adventure to the UNESCO-listed Angkor Wat, the largest religious structure in the world. Discover the ancient jungle-covered temple of Ta Prohm and experience the floating villages on the Tonle Sap Lake.
See all Siem Reap toursLuxury Mekong cruises deliver that perfect mix of cultural moments and high-end comfort that upscale travelers are after. Our clients love how the crew remembers their preferences, the refined dining and those well-designed cabins on the premium ships. With just 68-80 guests aboard, these smaller vessels create quite an exclusive feel. What really comes through in our customer feedback is the seamless blend of cultural immersion and true luxury - you're exploring remote Khmer villages in the morning and come back to gourmet meals with river views at night. Some ships can access those harder-to-reach communities while others really shine with sophisticated entertainment and talks about local traditions. Our passengers particularly enjoy getting hands-on with authentic experiences like cooking classes, watching traditional dancers and meeting local artisans, all while having access to quality amenities including spa treatments and private balconies with plenty of space.
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Travel Cambodia your way
Glide along Cambodia's tranquil rivers on a cruise, exploring floating villages, visiting the ancient Angkor Wat, and admiring lush landscapes. Enjoy local cuisine, navigate dense jungles, and learn about Cambodia's rich history and culture.
Immerse in Cambodia's natural beauty with an adventure trip. Hike through lush jungles of Mondulkiri, kayak in the tranquil Tonle Sap Lake, and bike around the ancient Angkor Wat. Savor local delicacies at bustling food markets and witness the vibrant traditional Apsara dance shows.
See all Active toursBiking turns out to be just the right speed to really see Cambodia. We run everything from day rides around Angkor to longer journeys connecting Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. The Angkor routes are especially clever - you'll follow quiet paths to peaceful temples like Ta Nei, well away from the usual tourist spots. Our travelers often mention how cycling lets them really connect with local life as they pass through rice fields, pepper farms and small villages where children rush out to say hello. On longer trips, we mix up the riding with boat visits to floating villages, market cooking classes and nice spots to watch the sunset. The heat can be tough but our guides know all the best places to stop for fresh fruit and cold drinks.
See all Bicycle toursOur Cambodia trips take you beyond just seeing places - you're part of the experience. We've designed tours where you'll kayak the Mekong looking for Irrawaddy dolphins, bike through quiet villages on river islands and trek jungle paths to find temples most visitors never see. Our travelers tell us they love how each day brings something different; you might learn traditional silk weaving techniques at local farms one day, then join monks planting trees at rural pagodas the next. The highlight for many guests is staying overnight with families on Mekong islands - it's a genuine window into real Khmer life and helps support these small communities directly.
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Best tour companies for Cambodia tours
Looking at these three Cambodian tour operators, each brings something unique to the table. Intro Travel really gets the mix right - our travelers tell us they appreciate how the tours blend temple visits with local village stops and market walks. The guides know exactly when to visit popular sites to dodge the crowds, which makes a real difference at places like Angkor Wat. Siem Reaper Travel has carved out a solid spot in the cycling scene. Their bike routes wind through backroads and villages you'd miss in a car, and they've picked accommodations that cyclists particularly like - places with secure bike storage and early breakfast options. The guides carry good repair kits and know the shady rest stops along the way. For travelers who prefer going at their own pace, Legend Travel Group handles private tours really well. They're quick to respond when you need to adjust plans and have good connections with local communities. We've had clients tell us how their guide managed to arrange impromptu stops at family homes for lunch or worked in extra time at temples they found particularly interesting. Between these three, you're looking at experienced operators who've been running Cambodia tours for years and really understand what makes a good trip tick. Each one brings their own approach, whether that's well-planned group experiences, thoughtful cycling routes or flexible private journeys.
Best places to start your Cambodia tour
You can start your Cambodia trip from either Siem Reap or Phnom Penh - with Siem Reap being the slightly more popular choice since it's right by Angkor Wat. Our numbers show 53 tours beginning in Siem Reap and 45 from Phnom Penh, so you've got good options for planning your arrival. We've found booking about 3.5 months ahead (106 days) works well to get the dates and hotels you want, especially during busy season when popular trips fill quickly. The dry months from November through April are ideal, though early morning temple visits work well year-round. Many of our travelers love doing sunrise temple visits - not just for great photos but also to explore before the heat kicks in. If you're thinking about seeing more of Southeast Asia, we can easily connect you to Vietnam and Thailand tours by land or air. The local festivals add something special to any visit, particularly during Khmer New Year in April, just book well ahead for those dates since they're popular.
Discover Cambodia tours for every budget
Cambodia delivers great value on tours running 10-14 days that pack in all the major sites plus some unexpected gems. You'll get local guides who know exactly when to visit Angkor's temples to dodge the crowds, then head down to relax in Kampot and enjoy the clear waters of Koh Rong. Our travelers consistently tell us they love the activity mix - kayaking quiet rivers, learning to cook Khmer dishes, exploring pepper farms and visiting floating villages where families have lived for generations. The overnight sleeper bus between cities adds a genuine local experience while keeping costs down. You'll stay in simple, clean guesthouses and hostels where the social areas are perfect for meeting other travelers; many of our customers say they've made friends they still keep in touch with years later.
Our premium tours blend carefully chosen hotels with exclusive experiences you won't find elsewhere. You'll stay in elegant spots like the Frangipani Royal Palace Hotel in Phnom Penh and upscale Siem Reap resorts with fantastic pools and spas. The pace is relaxed, letting you truly appreciate special touches like sunrise temple visits with archaeologists who share fascinating restoration insights, cooking classes in colonial mansions and peaceful sunset cruises along the Mekong. Many of our travelers particularly value the private access we arrange to ongoing restoration work at Angkor and intimate dinners in atmospheric settings like lantern-lit temples or traditional wooden houses.
Cambodia budget tours17 tours
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Cambodia tours for every type of group
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Group
185 tours in CambodiaCambodia's group tours blend into a perfect 6-10 day mix of culture, social connections and authentic experiences. You'll explore major sites alongside unique activities, with our travelers often highlighting how cooking classes at pepper plantations, kayaking near Kampot and hostel stays bring everyone closer together. The accommodations we choose feature open common areas where friendships develop naturally, while overnight bus journeys turn into unexpectedly fun group memories. Over at Koh Rong, groups find their rhythm between organized snorkeling excursions, sunset cruises and free time to unwind as a group. What sets these tours apart is the thoughtful balance - you might cycle through Battambang with local student guides, learn traditional crafts from village artisans, or visit the floating communities that have called these waters home for generations. Our customers tell us how exploring Angkor Wat at dawn, sharing family meals in local homes and discovering Cambodia's heritage creates bonds that last well beyond the trip.
Small Group
194 tours in CambodiaSmall group adventures in Cambodia blend cultural highlights with active exploration across 6-10 day tours, giving you time to really get under the surface. Most travelers choose itineraries mixing Angkor temple visits with village cycling and Mekong kayaking, where you'll spot rare Irrawaddy dolphins and pedal quiet backroads to discover hidden ruins. Our guides earn consistent praise for their deep historical knowledge, helping time temple visits perfectly to avoid the busiest periods. Tours often include hands-on experiences at social enterprises learning silk weaving techniques, cooking with local families in their homes and spending nights in floating villages. What our customers particularly value is the balanced free time in the schedule, giving space to wander markets or unwind independently. The premium tour options include archaeological expert tours, atmospheric dinners and also exclusive access to certain sites. Active itineraries incorporate snorkeling adventures at Koh Rong, cycling through fragrant pepper plantations, and hiking to hidden waterfalls. With small groups, guides can adjust plans based on interests - whether that's lingering at photogenic temples or making unplanned stops at villages along the way.
Private / Personalized
134 tours in CambodiaPrivate tours run typically 5-10 days and give you total control while keeping expert guidance throughout. Many travelers focus either on temples and culture or mix these with time on the coast. Having your own guide and driver means you can start early to avoid crowds or spend extra time wherever catches your interest. Our recent customers tell us they love how these tours let them really explore specific passions - whether that's getting the perfect temple photo, diving into architectural details or meeting local artisans. We use a nice mix of hotels from heritage properties to beachfront spots and our guides are skilled at matching the pace to your preferences.
Top Cambodia travel itineraries to fit your plans
A week in Cambodia gives you time to properly understand the country. Most trips start in Phnom Penh, where guides help you process the emotional visits to the Killing Fields and S21 Prison, followed by lighter moments at the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda. From there, you'll head toward Siem Reap, stopping at silk farms and local markets on the way. The Angkor visits are nicely spread across several days - our guides know exactly when to visit each temple to miss the busy times. These 7-day trips mix in cooking classes, floating village visits and temple sunrises, plus enough free time to wander night markets and try local food spots.
Ten days in Cambodia lets you really get into local life while hitting all the key spots. Popular routes blend culture with beach time - starting in Phnom Penh, then heading to laid-back Kampot for kayaking and pepper farm visits before taking a boat to Koh Rong's pristine beaches. Our travelers often tell us how much they enjoy this mix of exploring and downtime. Some routes go through Battambang, where you'll experience the quirky bamboo train and explore villages by bike. These longer stays include the complete Angkor experience plus visits to quieter temples like Banteay Srei. The accommodation variety is a real highlight - from riverside rooms and beach huts to proper sleeper trains.
Two weeks reveals a Cambodia that most visitors never see. These routes blend the must-sees with unique local experiences - you might bike through Battambang's countryside with student guides, cook in family homes and learn about pepper production in Kampot. There's proper time on Koh Rong island for snorkeling, kayaking or just enjoying quiet beach days. Our travelers appreciate having enough time to really explore Angkor, including those early morning temple visits and trips to outer temples like Preah Khan. The tours take you to special spots like Sambor Prei Kuk for village homestays and up to Kratie where you can spot rare Irrawaddy dolphins swimming in the Mekong.
Demographics
Our 10-day Cambodia Intro tours hit the sweet spot for solo travelers, with just the right mix of planned activities and independent exploration time. You'll visit the must-see historical places but also discover spots like Kampot where you can paddle down rivers and learn about local pepper farming. The social setup works really well - hostels with welcoming common spaces and group cooking classes make it easy to meet people naturally. Even the overnight bus rides between cities turn into fun social experiences. Having a guide who knows all the local hangouts means you've always got evening options, and many of our solo travelers love spending time at Koh Rong where they can join group activities or just chill out on their own.
Our private 6-day Cambodia tours blend cultural exploration with relaxed pacing, perfect for couples who want meaningful time together. Travelers consistently tell us how much they value having expert guides who give them space, letting romantic moments unfold naturally at temples, markets and villages. The journey moves smoothly from Phnom Penh's ornate Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, through artisan workshops and floating communities, and finally to Siem Reap's ancient temples. Private transport means couples can linger at spots that speak to them - whether it's catching the sun sink behind Bakheng hill or examining detailed stone work at Banteay Srei temple. The carefully chosen accommodations enhance the experience, from waterfront rooms in the capital to intimate hotels near Siem Reap's charming old quarter. Our couples often mention how shared experiences like private cooking classes and peaceful boat rides on Tonle Sap Lake let them connect while discovering Cambodia's heritage, traditions and vibrant modern life.
Active tours running 8-12 days really click with young adults, mixing physical activities and cultural experiences. You'll bike through temple complexes, hike to waterfalls near Kulen Mountain and kayak in flooded forests. While you'll definitely see those famous temples, you'll also get off the beaten path to places like Kampot's river valleys and authentic village homestays. Our travelers in their 20s and early 30s particularly enjoy how the days blend activity with nightlife - cycling temples during daylight hours then heading to Siem Reap's Pub Street for dinner and drinks with the group. Beach time at Koh Rong offers a perfect break with snorkeling, sunset boat trips and also beach barbecues.
Cambodia tours work especially well for senior travelers when they balance cultural depth with thoughtful pacing and comfort. The most popular trips run between 6-10 days, moving at an ideal pace through temples, villages, and cultural sites. Our travelers mention how much they value guides who know exactly when to time visits, especially at Angkor Wat where early morning tours dodge both crowds and the midday heat. These journeys feature well-located hotels with good amenities, while mixing in gentle activities like cooking classes, market explorations and also riverside sunset cruises. A particularly good route takes you from Phnom Penh through Battambang to Siem Reap, giving proper time to reflect at the Killing Fields before moving on to more uplifting experiences in traditional villages and ancient temple complexes. Another solid choice centers on Siem Reap and Angkor, with perfectly timed temple visits, peaceful boat trips to floating villages and also hands-on demonstrations at local artisan workshops. What sets these tours apart are the thoughtfully placed free afternoons for rest or personal exploration, along with guides who naturally adjust the day's plans based on the group's energy and interests.
Family trips to Cambodia work best in the 6-8 day range - just right for keeping kids interested while seeing the main sights. Cycling through Battambang's countryside lets families visit local cottage industries, where you'll watch sticky rice being made in bamboo and see traditional rice paper production. Kids get hands-on at women's centers learning to weave and discover how silk is made. The floating villages on Tonle Sap Lake are real eye-openers, showing children totally different ways of life. Our families tell us their kids love jumping into cooking classes to make fish amok and other local specialties. These tours mix culture with fun activities - you might explore temples in the morning, then spend afternoons splashing in the hotel pool or watching amazing circus shows put on by former street youth.
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Best time to visit Cambodia
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter in Cambodia works really well for active exploration and getting close to local culture. Local guides plan temple visits to catch the gentle winter light - perfect for photos. You can cycle through quiet Mekong villages, hike lesser-known temple paths and kayak past riverside homes. The premium winter tours offer behind-the-scenes access to archaeological work at Angkor and dinners in old colonial houses. Our guests tell us they love mixing guided temple visits with free time to wander markets, learn local cooking and watch daily life along the river.
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- Spring 2026
Spring gets busy with some of our most popular tours running. You can mix temple visits with time on Koh Rong's white beaches. It's great for active travel too - cycling through villages, kayaking past floating markets and hiking to hidden waterfalls near Laos. You'll really get to know local life with homestays in Mekong Delta villages, visits to social enterprise restaurants and also cooking classes in family homes. Our customers often mention how special it is to experience Khmer New Year while learning about Cambodia's past and present from local guides who love sharing their stories.
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Summer tours work around the heat with early temple visits and afternoon cultural activities. Routes balance time between Angkor's main temples and quieter spots like Banteay Srei with its detailed stone carvings. Tours connecting Phnom Penh to Siem Reap stop at silk weaving villages, pepper farms and local markets. Active options include countryside cycling, Mekong kayaking and waterfall hikes. Our guests appreciate how guides adjust timing around the heat while fitting in monk blessing ceremonies, family cooking classes and also cultural experiences.
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What Makes Cambodia Special in Southeast Asia?
Cambodia's really something unique - you've got this incredible mix of ancient wonders and living culture that's hard to find anywhere else. The crown jewel is Angkor Wat and it's absolutely massive spanning 200 hectares with this impressive moat and exterior wall running 1300 by 1500 meters. It's the world's largest religious monument but what really makes it special is how it shows off the incredible skills of the Khmer Empire's builders. You'll fall in love with the warm Cambodian welcome whether you're exploring busy markets or taking in the peaceful countryside views.
How Can You Really Experience Cambodia's Culture Beyond the Temples?
There's so much more to Cambodian culture than temple-hopping you know. Head over to Artisan D'Angkor in Siem Reap where you can watch skilled craftspeople working with wood and stone using techniques passed down through generations. Want to get hands-on? Try a Khmer cooking class at Champey Cookery School where you'll learn to make local favorites like fish amok or beef lok lak. For something really special catch an Apsara dance show at Angkor Village Theatre - these traditional performances tell amazing stories through movement and you can enjoy dinner while you watch.
Where Can You Find Cambodia's Hidden Gems?
Looking to get off the beaten path? Take a bike ride through the peaceful Silk Islands near Phnom Penh where you'll see traditional silk weaving in action. Kampot's this lovely riverside town that's famous for its pepper - international chefs say it's the world's best and you can visit the Pepper Project to see why. For something really different hop on a boat to explore Tonle Sap Lake's floating villages like Kampong Phluk or Chong Kneas where people have adapted their whole lives to living on water.
What Local Food Should You Try and Where's Best to Find It?
Cambodia's food scene is just incredible. Start your day like a local with Bai sach chrouk - this amazing marinated pork with rice that even CNN Travel can't stop talking about. Feeling adventurous? Head to Skun Village for deep-fried tarantulas they're actually a local favorite. The Central Market in Phnom Penh is perfect for diving into street food with tons of fresh meat seafood and produce or check out Orussey Market and the food spots near Soriya Mall.