Phnom Penh Sightseeing Tours
Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh is a chaotic, energetic and fascinating city. The city is situated in the confluence of three great rivers - the mighty Mekong, the Tonle Sap and the Bassac, and is the commercial, economic and political hub of the country. For a real taste of the essence of the city, hop on an Urban Adventure sightseeing tour of Phnom Penh and find the iconic sights and little known treasures of this amazing city all from a local perspective with our local guides.
Phnom Penh's PastLocation: Cambodia - Phnom Penh
Length: 3.5 - 4.5 hours USD 43.00
Highlights:
- Explore Phnom Penh’s recent tragic history.
- Visit to Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and Choueng Ek bone pagoda.
- Explore the Cambodia of the past and present with a local guide.
- Explore local politics and finish by sampling some interesting and delicious Khmer snacks.
Phnom Penh DiscoveryLocation: Cambodia - Phnom Penh
Length: 8 - 8.5 hours USD 68.00
Highlights:
- Jump into a cyclo to explore the heart of Phnom Penh
- Feed the monkeys at Wat Phnom.
- Explore the bustling Central and Russian markets
- Savour the flavours of Khmer snacks and lunch.
- Admire the historical architecture of Phnom Penh.
Mekong SunsetLocation: Cambodia - Phnom Penh
Length: 3.5 - 4 hours USD 45.00
Highlights:
- Travel by local tuk tuk and boats.
- Explore an island in the Mekong.
- Try local silk weaving.
- See fishing and agriculture.
- Wander around local villages, a Buddhist pagoda and a small produce market.
- See the point where the Tonle Sap, Mekong and Tonle Basac Rivers collide
- Sample Khmer snacks
- Marvel at Phnom Penh’s Khmer and French colonial architecture from the water.
Australia
03 May 2013 Very sobering tour. The reign of the Khmer Rouge was indeed a terrible time for all Cambodians.
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Australia
03 May 2013 Our guide spoke very good English and was very knowledgable. eWe thoroughly enjoyed our tour
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Australia
08 Sep 2012 Our guide was great - very knowledgable and he spoke good English. The only disappointing thing about our tour was when we had to wait for about 20 minutes at the Tuol Sleng prison when 2 people who had signed up for the tour didn't confirm their booking but called up the head office after the tour had started and asked to join the tour. This meant we then had less time at the Killing fields, due to their delays. In my opinion, they should not have been allowed to join the tour when they were at least 45 minutes late after the tour had started. This wasn't our guide's fault though as he was very apologetic and embarrassed.
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