SIEM REAP
The best days around Siem Reap.
The 6 most popular walking tours in Siem Reap. The ones worth giving a morning to, with what each costs, how long it runs and who you book through.
A 2-hour Siem Reap city walk mixing Royal Gardens, Wat Preah Prom Rat’s reclining Buddha, markets, and Pub Street tips for your first night.
Most Popular“The tour guide Ati was energetic and gave fantastic insights to Siem Reap and Cambodia. I now know the significance of some of the places I’ve walked past but didn’t take the time to stop. Great way to explore especially as a solo traveler. The tour was the perfect amount of time.”
A 90-minute Siem Reap walking tour for $6: Royal Residence, Wat Preah Prom Rath, markets, and local tips from a guide.
“This walking tour was really good fun and informative. Relaxed and was enjoyable throughout. Very funny tour guide who made it a very special morning. Good way to get your bearings.”
A small-group 2.5-hour walk through Siem Reap’s markets, pagodas, river bridges, and Royal Residence gardens for $15.
“Booked the small group tour, ended up being just us on a private tour! Perfect level of information, great at answering questions, good way to get bearings in Siam Reap”
A 7-hour Angkor tour with a private tuk-tuk, expert English guide, and big temple highlights like Bayon and Ta Prohm without the crowd crush.
“Wycieczka zaczęła się pod naszym hotelem . Przewodnik na nas czekał, spędziliśmy razem około 9-10 godzin zwiedzając wszystkie opisane zabytki. Przewodnik był otwarty na nasze prośby i sugestie, po drodze zjedliśmy bardzo dobry posiłek. Zabezpieczona była nawet zimna woda w tuk tuk-u - słowem opieka na profesjonalnym poziomie. Polecam wszystkim !!!!! Niezapomniane przeżycie w bardzo…”
Small-circuit Angkor day: Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, plus key Angkor Thom stops. Hotel pickup, English guide, AC car; temple fees extra.
“My tour guide (Dan) was terrific! He was a good storyteller and had a vast knowledge of Cambodian history (both cultural and political) as well as the religions that shaped the building of the temples and the carvings on the walls. He alRead more”
Taste Khmer breakfast, stroll Psar Krom Market, sip coffee, try sweets and noodles, then finish with street art in Siem Reap.
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