Cambodia · TUK-TUK TOURS
A tuk-tuk and a driver for the day is the cheapest good decision in Cambodia. These 15 cover the temple circuits, the city loops and the countryside runs, with the hours included, the pace and what a fair day rate looks like.
Review of a private Siem Reap tuk-tuk tour covering Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, sunrise, flexible routes, and practical costs.
“Our driver To Hor was very helpful during our walk through the temples I would recommend him.🙏.”
Review of Battambang’s tuk-tuk tour, bamboo train, Killing Cave, countryside stops, local food, and unforgettable bat cave sunset.
“This was an excellent tour! We saw so many things in a short time and Samol was very enthusiastic. He explained a lot to us and was very well organised. We learnt a lot about Cambodia and enjoyed the variety of the tour - seeing life outside the town, a meal in a village, the bamboo train, the history of the killing cave, an explanation of the town name, the wobbly suspension bridge and seeing the bats come out of the cave was just amazing! Samol got us where we needed to go at exactly the right time, with humour and energy. It was a lovely group of 7 people…”
Cycle beyond Siem Reap’s temples through rice fields, villages, farms, markets, and pagodas on a guided half-day countryside ride.
“Riding thru the local villages and visiting the local market was the highlight for me !A nice experience was sampling local fruit while overlooking the landscape .”
Ride Battambang’s Bamboo Train, visit the Killing Cave, taste local food, and watch millions of bats stream into the sunset for $15.
“Such a wonderful experience, you get to see temples, a killing cave, millions of bats at sunset, ride on the bamboo train, taste BBQ rat and learn about the local history of Battambang and origins of its name. Ensure you bring enough funds for the bamboo train ($5), lunch and drinks ($5), and some smaller amounts for ice cream, beer, and some bathrooms. Samol, the guide and his driver, will provide plenty of bottled water. Prepare for a bumpy ride especially going out to the countryside. It was a long tour (almost 8 hours), I felt it could have been much shorter if there were less stories and history given.…”
Cycle from Angkor Wat sunrise to jungle temples, with breakfast, lunch, guides, bikes, and support for $60 plus the temple pass.
“Well organised, knowledgeable guide. Bikes good. Riding a tiny bit technical at times, so best avoided by nervous cyclists. Just make sure you get your tickets in advance for Angkor! Pretty well missed the sunrise because one of the party needed to buy on the morning!”
Cycle from Phnom Penh to Silk Island on quiet roads, ferries, farms, temples, tofu workshops, and a family-run silk weaving visit.
“Had an amazing morning bike ride with Lyka and Sath! Very nice tour to see some real Cambodian life outside of the big city. It was raining and I was offered several possibilities to make the most out of my booked tour. We decided to do the tour and they offered a raincoat. The tour guides were very friendly, speak well English and explain about life in Cambodia. During the tour they offered to try local fruits and snacks. I would definitely recommend this tour!”
Review of a private Angkor Wat tuk-tuk tour with sunrise timing, flexible temple stops, cold towels, water, and hotel pickup in Siem Reap.
“Geico, our driver did a great job. He guided us through the temples, showed us great spots and introduced the history on the temples. We had a great day 😀😀😀”
Explore Phnom Penh by tuk tuk with 20 food and drink tastings, local eateries, Russian Market, free-flow beer, and a final cocktail.
“Incredible tour leader and all food stops are amazing. Tuk tuk drivers are very friendly always offering help and a beverage. The knowledge of the guide alone is worth price of the tour. Be ready to eat lots of yummy food and have a once in a lifetime experience.”
Review of Battambang’s $15 tuk-tuk tour, with the bamboo train, Killing Cave, countryside, colonial sights, and sunset bat flight.
“Great trip with Bun (whose English is really good). He gave us a varied trip of culture, countryside and fun. We visited parts of Battambang we wouldn’t have otherwise seen. The bamboo train is def a fun thing to do (and may be closed soRead more”
Taste local Siem Reap food, visit a village home, watch sunset by tuk-tuk, and enjoy unlimited beer on this four-hour evening tour.
“Wonderful Tour our guide Sonchea was amazing. All stops were varied and food was amazing. Lovely to share a meal with local village family. Highly recommend 👌”
Explore Siem Reap by tuk-tuk, tasting noodles, curry, insects, market snacks, and a beer in a Khmer wooden house.
“A great experience, an opportunity to try a lot of different local dishes at once! Big thank you to our superfriendly guide, Sarath! 🙂”
Enjoy Cambodian Amok, Khmer barbecue, and a graceful Apsara dance show with convenient tuk-tuk pickup in Siem Reap.
“I wasn't sure if I would really like this show but in fact it was very good and I enjoyed it very much. The dancers were so graceful and talented. Their feet and hand movements were perfect. They told some lovely stories in dance. The dances went perfectly with the music and the drums particularly made an impact. The costumes were beautiful. The buffet food on offer was very enjoyable and there was plenty to choose from. All in all, if this is your cup of tea, I would highly recommend this cultural dance show.”
Explore Battambang by tuk tuk, from colonial streets and temples to the Bamboo Train, Killing Cave, local snacks, and the famous bat flight.
“Great trip and very informative. Highly recommended to see all the city has to offer with and the history.”
Explore Phnom Penh by tuk-tuk through Khmer noodles, local stews, ribs, fish amok, craft beer, and stories from passionate guides.
“Amazing introduction to traditional Khmer food. Our guide Lee brought us to local spots that we would not have visited. All the dishes was so good. He also explained how they would prepare the food as well as how locals would eat it. Great tour!”
Explore Battambang by tuk-tuk, ride the original bamboo train, visit the Killing Cave, and watch millions of bats leave Phnom Sampov at sunset.
“We had an amazing tuk tuk experience yesterday with our guide, Kim. He was incredibly professional and kind, always attentive to our needs and happy to answer every question we had. Kim took the time to explain everything in detail, making the ride both fun and educational. It was a real privilege to learn about the history of this country from a local who clearly loves and takes pride in it. We couldn’t be happier with the experience – highly recommended!”
Temple days, lake boats, back-road towns and the coast.
