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- The best Cambodia and Thailand tour packages
- What people love about Cambodia And Thailand Tours
- Travel Cambodia and Thailand your way
- Discover Cambodia and Thailand tours for every budget
- Cambodia and Thailand tours for every type of group
- Top Cambodia and Thailand travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Cambodia and Thailand
- Contact our Cambodia and Thailand travel experts
- What our customers ask about Cambodia and Thailand Tours & Trips
The best Cambodia and Thailand tour packages
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NadineCambodia and Thailand travel expert at TourRadar
Cambodia Adventure
46 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“An excellent trip! Would recommend.”
Cindy, traveled in December
Duration 12 days Destinations Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From $1,545
25% Off- NZ$1,159You save $386
Cycle Indochina & Angkor
108 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Amazing scenery, people and a great company to do it with. The home stay was fantastic!”
Andrew, traveled in November
Ancient temples link Bangkok to Cambodia, from Ayutthaya's ruins to the majestic Angkor Wat complex. The Angkor Holiday Hotel serves as base for bicycle tours through temple-laden landscapes. Rural village life provides striking contrast to architectural wonders before entering Thailand's eastern provinces.
Duration 14 days Destinations Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
25% Off- NZ$6,456
Real Cambodia (including Kampot)
14 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Cambodia as a country is beautiful and would go back in a heart beat, best experience.”
Elijah, traveled in January
Duration 10 days Destinations Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator Intrepid Travel From
25% Off- NZ$1,110
The Grand Tours Cycling across three countries of Indochina
11 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“I found that your company really values the customer experience and this was shown by the phone calls we received in each city.”
Gene, traveled in August
Thailand and Cambodia's treasures unfold in this premium comfort tour (approx. $170 per day). Cycling paths wind through Angkor Wat's ancient temples, while floating villages dot Tonle Sap Lake. Bangkok's cultural landmarks tell tales of the past. Quality accommodations complement the 4.9/5 guide rating.
Duration 15 days Destinations Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Bravo Indochina Tours From
25% Off- NZ$5,105
Duration 14 days Destinations Thailand, Laos, Cambodia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Vio Travel From $4,640
5% Off- NZ$4,408You save $232
What people love about Cambodia And Thailand Tours
- Cycle Indochina & Angkor
A great way to see 3 wonderful countries. Our guide Moh was superb - always smiling and managed our group really well. Would thoroughly recommend
- The Grand Tours Cycling across three countries of Indochina
A huge thank you for the help with organising our cycling trip to Vietnam and Thailand. We had a wonderful time, thoroughly enjoyed every minute and have been singing the praises of the country and Bravo Indochina Tours since we returned. It was the best trip we have had in years
- Cambodia: Ancient Ruins & Boat Rides
My partner (35) and myself (31) did the tour in late spring with G-Adventures. we ended up in a group (16 people) with lots of gap-year takers and a few others. The people were in the beginning 20ies, mid 20ies, end 20ies and the two of us. From Great Britan (most of them), Ireland, Iceland, Denmark, 1 Canadian, 2 Russians and us two Austrians - we are still in contact over FB with them! We had definately a blast on the tour. There were just a few things that bothered us (crap hotel in Bangkok, but easily to arrive with public transportation, and a drunken man who run in front of our public travelling bus -> cause of the full brake, the bus nearly broke down....) Our tour was absolutely awesome guided from our local thai lady Cat. We really loved her. She gave us a lot of insight tipps, and recomended always good stuff, except twice, she gave us a wrong information, but really made up for her mistake and organiced us the famous Kampot pepper within 20 minutes!!!!! And she rushed us unexpectetly to grab some stuff for the home stay, when it was already dark to find my suitcase in the bus. But again, she made up again and organiced us and the only other couple separate sleeping rooms with our own very basic bathroom...., instead sharing a room together with two others.... But this was really in the land area of vietnam.... A basic homestay with awesome food! the food she recomended us was always great, we had enough free time our selves, but she always offered us to go with her and with the group!! The travelling and hotel standard is basic, we had some good hotels, some where not so great, but we stayed a maxinum of 2 nights at a hotel, so who cares. even on our last day in Ho chi min city, when my partner and i finished the tour (all of the others travelled further trough Vietnam, Laos and Northern Thailand back to Bangkok) we were able to use the "day rooms", - we paid 2 dollar each - because we left in the evening and where able to shower and freshen up after the Chu Chi Tunnels tour before flying home. The beach time was beautiful unfortunately we stayed at a very dirty beach area, there are far more clean beach areas, in this hotel the luggage boy also broke the handels of our suitcase, smiling "sorry"..... but it was 2 minutes to the beach... If you want some insight into this beautiful but very poooooooor country - sometimes my heart really broke seeing all the poorness - you gotta go now!!!!! Not in 5 years, when the tourism buggers all the locals. (it already did, but the worst where the begging and all the beautician´s at Sihanoukville´s beach, who wouldn´t accept NO´s a dozen times... ) Oh and beginninig of may it was unbelievable hot in south east asia…. average 38 degrees and 60 – 90 % humid air… so really think of when you want to go….
Travel Cambodia and Thailand your way
Our most popular discovery tours start in Bangkok before heading to quieter spots like Kampot and Battambang, typically running 12-14 days which gives you proper time to absorb the culture. Our travelers really connect with the local experiences - they stay overnight with families in rural villages, navigate the bustling floating markets along the Mekong Delta and walk through Phnom Penh's old quarters with knowledgeable guides. You'll get to squeeze through the Cu Chi tunnels, learn fishing techniques from village experts and taste local specialties in vibrant night markets. It's a great mix of cultural sites and genuine daily life.
The most engaging cultural tours start in Bangkok and wind through Cambodia's quieter corners like Kampot and Battambang, typically spanning 12-14 days with authentic local encounters. Our travelers find themselves immersed in village life through homestays, exploring vibrant floating markets along the Mekong Delta, and wandering historic quarters with skilled local guides. Between temple visits, guests join cooking classes in Chiang Mai, learn traditional crafts in small villages and connect with communities where tourism remains low-key. The heart of these journeys lies in Chambok village, where families welcome visitors to learn farming methods, harvest fresh mangoes and discover time-honored rice cultivation techniques. Some tours incorporate specialized activities like Muay Thai training with master instructors or traditional lantern making in Hoi An's artisan workshops. What makes these cultural experiences special are the intimate moments - sharing meals in family homes, learning about Kampot's pepper cultivation traditions and also watching local craftspeople practice their traditional arts.
Select from our extensive range of 43 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Cambodia and Thailand with our expert guides leading the way.
Find the right partially guided tour for you in Cambodia And Thailand. There are 30 trips to choose from, that range from 5 days in length, up to 21 days. The month with the most departures is October, making it the most popular time to visit Cambodia And Thailand.
Discover Cambodia and Thailand tours for every budget
When you're keeping an eye on costs while exploring Cambodia and Thailand, we've got some really good tour options that work well. There's a 9-day Cambodia Express that hits all the main spots - our travelers love how the local guides share their personal stories about Cambodia's past and daily life. Another solid 10-day option combines the buzz of Bangkok with Cambodia's ancient temples; you'll stay in hotels and also homestays, which adds a genuine local touch. Our customers tell us they appreciate having both guided activities and free time to wander. Many budget-conscious travelers start in Ho Chi Minh City, heading through the Mekong Delta into Cambodia, especially enjoying local floating markets and village visits along the way.
For those looking for refined travel experiences, our luxury Cambodia and Thailand tours deliver something special over 18 days. You'll stay in carefully chosen 5-star properties with private transport throughout - our travelers particularly value having expert guides who can adjust plans on the fly. The timing is planned perfectly to avoid crowds at temples, and you'll enjoy private Mekong sunset cruises and carefully selected restaurants that showcase real local flavors. Our customers often mention appreciating those thoughtful extras like cold towels after temple visits. The tours include special access to local conservation projects, private cooking sessions with top local chefs and also exclusive evening temple visits.
Cambodia and Thailand budget tours7 tours
Starting from
$76
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Cambodia and Thailand tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
63 tours in Cambodia and ThailandExplore Cambodia and Thailand on a pre-planned itinerary and meet like-minded travelers
Small Group
43 tours in Cambodia and ThailandThese small-group tours through Cambodia and Thailand run 12-14 days, combining active exploration with deep cultural experiences that our travelers find especially rewarding. Starting from Bangkok, groups venture to less-visited spots like Kampot and Battambang, where homestays with local families and navigating the Mekong Delta's floating markets give authentic perspectives. Expert guides lead walks through Phnom Penh's historic areas, while village specialists share traditional fishing methods, and visitors sample regional dishes in night markets. The cycling portions take riders through Thai coastal communities and along temple trails, covering 30-50km each day with cultural encounters woven throughout. What sets these tours apart is how physical activities blend with village life - from joining mango harvests alongside farmers, learning rice farming techniques and crafting lanterns in family workshops. The intimate group format lets travelers form genuine connections whether they're exploring Cu Chi tunnels, understanding local agriculture methods or paddling past the dramatic limestone formations in Khao Sok National Park.
Private / Personalized
18 tours in Cambodia and ThailandWhen you want dedicated attention and complete flexibility, our private tours let you explore Cambodia and Thailand exactly as you prefer. The 14-day Angkor Wonders journey gives you a personal guide and driver throughout - our clients love being able to change plans on the spot, whether that's spending extra time at certain temples or heading back early when it gets too hot. Another excellent option mixes cultural sites with island time, including private speedboat trips to Phi Phi Island and personal guides who know exactly when to visit Angkor Wat to dodge the crowds. Having private transport makes crossing borders and city transfers so much smoother, according to our travelers.
Top Cambodia and Thailand travel itineraries to fit your plans
Ten days gives you a proper journey from Bangkok through Cambodia and into Ho Chi Minh City. You'll get to know Cambodia beyond just the tourist spots - like staying with families in Chambok village and diving into Phnom Penh's complex history. The Angkor sunrise never fails to impress our travelers, and there's quality beach time at Koh Rong's secluded spots. We've built in free evenings so you can wander night markets or find your own dinner spots, which our customers really appreciate. The guides make a big difference here, sharing their own stories and making those border crossings much smoother than going solo.
Fourteen days lets you really get to know Thailand, Cambodia and even Vietnam. Our cycling routes take you through quiet corners of Ayutthaya, along Angkor's hidden paths and into the Mekong Delta's maze of waterways. If you're traveling with family, we've got tours focused on experiences like ethical elephant encounters near Chiang Mai, local cooking sessions and also the amazing Phare Circus. The longer timeline means we can include spots like the Cu Chi tunnels, Kampot's pepper plantations and Thailand's Golden Triangle without rushing. Our travelers particularly value the extra days in places like Battambang - it makes a real difference versus quick stops. These tours work whether you're keen on serious cycling or looking for a mix of activities, with accommodation ranging from local guesthouses to premium hotels.
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Bangkok, Kanchanaburi, Ayutthaya, Sukhothai, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Chiang Khong, Pakbeng, Luang Prabang, Vientiane, Siem Reap
Demographics
Our Cambodia and Thailand tours run 12-14 days, giving solo travelers a solid mix of guided experiences and independent exploration time. Local guides share personal stories about Cambodia's past while handling border crossings seamlessly, starting from Bangkok before moving to lesser-known places like Kampot and also Battambang. Travelers stay with local families to learn traditional farming techniques, and the cycling portions cover 30-50km daily through village paths and temple landscapes, with frequent market stops. Our customers connect deeply through activities like floating market visits on the Mekong Delta, Cu Chi tunnel explorations and village cooking classes. The homestays naturally bring travelers together with locals and fellow tour members, while the schedule includes enough free evenings to discover night markets or find local dining spots on your own.
Young adults really connect with our more active, social tours around Southeast Asia. The 12-day favorite starts with street food explorations in Ho Chi Minh City before heading to Cambodia's coastal spots. You'll discover ancient temples during daylight hours then join the fun on Siem Reap's famous Pub Street after dark. Another solid choice includes motorbike rides to hidden temples, trying unique dishes at Kep's seafood market and also relaxing on Koh Rong Island's white sand beaches. For those with more time, our 27-day Thailand route keeps you moving - you'll zip through jungles on cables, snorkel in secluded bays, join beach parties and also learn Muay Thai from local boxing trainers.
Our older travelers tend to pick tours offering deeper cultural insights at a relaxed pace. The cycling options are particularly popular, covering 30-50km daily on flat ground with regular stops at temples, markets and also local workshops. Many choose our 18-day heritage route with private transport throughout and carefully picked hotels. You'll visit temples early to avoid crowds and heat, watch traditional shows in Luang Prabang, take scenic river trips and also explore Phnom Penh's colonial buildings. Having guides who know their history makes a big difference - they'll share fascinating details and find perfect spots to watch sunrise at Angkor Wat.
Families heading to Cambodia and Thailand can choose from really well-designed tours that work for all ages. The most loved option includes a full day at Elephant Nature Park near Chiang Mai - kids get super excited watching baby elephants while learning why conservation matters. Another great choice mixes temple visits with hands-on activities like joining cooking classes in Chiang Mai and creating traditional crafts with local artisans. Our 14-day route keeps everyone happy by combining cultural sites with outdoor activities: you'll go snorkeling at Koh Tao, cycle around Angkor's temples and also take bamboo rafts through the jungle. The homestay experiences really seem to click with children, especially when they share traditional meals and games with local families.
- Solo Travelers47 tours
- Couples45 tours
- Young Adults (18 - 39)6 tours
- Seniors (50+)32 tours
Best time to visit Cambodia and Thailand
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Autumn brings ideal cycling weather to southeast Asia. From Bangkok, you'll take quiet roads through Thailand's tapioca fields, temples and also countryside before crossing into Cambodia. It's manageable cycling at 30-50km daily on flat ground, passing fishing villages and rice paddies along the way. There's a great tour combining cycling with cultural sites - you'll bike around Angkor's temples early morning, take Mekong Delta boat trips and cycle through Vietnam's countryside. If you prefer not to cycle, autumn tours focus on cultural experiences with visits to floating markets, Mekong Delta homestays and also guided walks through historic Phnom Penh. Our customers tell us they appreciate the fewer tourists and milder temperatures in autumn, which makes temple visits and village exploration much more enjoyable.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter tours from November through February really shine in Cambodia and Thailand when the cooler weather makes everything more comfortable. You can cycle through Angkor's sites and rural backroads without overheating - our travelers love that. The Heritage route is particularly good, mixing Bangkok's canal scenes with nights in traditional Laotian villages by the Mekong. Food lovers and culture enthusiasts will enjoy learning traditional cooking in Chiang Mai, meeting elephants at sanctuaries and staying with local families in rural Cambodia. For keen cyclists, there are routes covering 70-90km daily through Thailand's eastern provinces and into Cambodia's temple countryside.
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- Spring 2026
Spring cycling tours through Thailand and Cambodia offer excellent riding conditions, while delivering rich cultural moments along the way. Many routes start from Bangkok and wind through Thailand's quiet countryside, past tapioca fields before heading into Cambodia. Our travelers love the gentle daily rides of 30-50km on flat terrain, where they pass traditional fishing villages and emerald rice paddies. Those who prefer cultural exploration without cycling can wander through vibrant floating markets, join local families for Mekong Delta homestays, and also explore historic Phnom Penh during spring's milder temperatures. For active travelers, we combine cycling with cultural highlights - early morning rides around Angkor's temples, boat journeys through the Mekong Delta, and also cycling adventures in Vietnam's rural areas. Tours often pause at local workshops, ancient temples and village communities, which creates natural connections with daily life as you travel these routes.
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- Summer 2026
Our summer tours skillfully mix cultural experiences with smart ways to stay cool in the heat. The 18-day heritage journeys, carefully structured around morning temple visits, come with private transport and hotels chosen specifically for midday comfort. Cycling enthusiasts can choose between laid-back 30-50km daily rides through rice paddies and villages, or push themselves with more demanding 70-90km routes across varied terrain. Most summer visitors gravitate towards our combination tours that weave through Bangkok's canals and traditional Cambodian settlements, with cooking sessions in Chiang Mai and meaningful encounters with elephants. Water-based activities become a highlight during warm months, from gliding through Khao Sok National Park by kayak to swimming in the crystal waters off Koh Tao. What makes these summer trips work so well is the balance between structured activities and personal time, giving travelers the freedom to switch between cultural exploration and cooling breaks according to their preferences.
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How do I travel between Cambodia and Thailand?
Getting between Cambodia and Thailand is pretty straightforward and you've got options to match your style. Quick flights connect Bangkok and Siem Reap if you're short on time but the cross-border bus journey really lets you soak in the changing scenery and local life along the way. Our Simply Southern Indochina tour combines train and bus travel its actually a great way to do it starting with an overnight train from Bangkok before switching to bus once you're in Cambodia.
What cultural experiences can I join in with?
You'll find so many ways to dive into the local culture here. Take a Thai cooking class in Chiang Mai where you'll wander through markets picking fresh ingredients before getting hands-on with the cooking. Over in Cambodia the Chambok Village homestay lets you really experience local life you'll try traditional weaving and share meals with families. In Luang Prabang Laos there's this beautiful morning tradition where monks collect alms from locals you can actually take part in this during our Southeast Asia Family Adventure tour.
What natural areas can I visit outside the cities?
The natural areas here are absolutely stunning. Khao Sok National Park in Thailand is this incredible mix of limestone mountains emerald lakes and jungle waterfalls you can explore by boat or 4x4. Cambodia's Kirirom National Park is really special with its cool climate pine forests and waterfalls best explored by motorbike on our Engaging Cambodia Offroad Motorbike Tour. Then there's Kuang Si Falls near Luang Prabang where you can swim in these amazing blue pools beneath the falls reach it easily by car or motorbike.
What local foods should I definitely try?
The food here is just incredible. In northern Thailand especially Chiang Mai you've got to try khao soi this amazingly creamy coconut curry noodle soup you'll find it in night markets and local restaurants. Kep Cambodia is famous for its Kampot pepper crab its super fresh and has this unique peppery kick best enjoyed right at the seafood market you can try it on our Southeast Asia Trifecta tour. For the adventurous eaters there's the famous deep-fried tarantulas at Skun Insect Market in Cambodia its definitely a memorable experience.