Siem Reap: City Walking Tour
⏱ 2 hours · 4.6 (640)
Enjoy a guided walking tour of Siem Reap, hear some of the local stories, and gain helpful insights to help you make the most of your visit in the city.
from €5 per person
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Other Experiences in Siem Reap
This is the page for what does not fit anywhere else, and it is worth saying so plainly rather than dressing it up. Eight offers: the city walking tour, which at €5 is the cheapest guided thing in town and carries 640 reviews, two traditional massages, a Khmer costume photoshoot, and the long boat journey down to Battambang. Small, but none of it is filler.
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Scenic Boat Journey from Siem Reap to Battambang
⏱ 6 hours · 4.1 (13)
Cruise across the majestic Tonle Sap Lake and wind along the tranquil Sangke River, passing through floating villages, lush mangroves, and traditional Cambodian countryside.
from €48 per person
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Siem Reap/Battambang Cruise Guided tour one way
⏱ 8 hours · 5.0 (3)
Travel by boat between Siem Reap and Battambang, cruise the famous Sangkor River, explore the numerous floating villages/stilted houses, after crossing the great Tonle Sap lake…
from €870 per group up to 10
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Siem Reap - Bodia Classic - Aromatherapy Massages
⏱ 1 hour · 4.7 (3)
With the recognized virtues of essential oils, our therapist will enhance the energy flow through your body. The treatment relieves tension by treating both mind and soul.
from €33 per person
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Siem Reap - Bodia Tonic - Traditional Massages
⏱ 1 hour · 3.2 (2)
This traditional Asian massage is a combination of acupressure and light stretching movements. The massage is performed without oil and pays special attention to the back and legs.
from €31 per person
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Siem Reap: Traditional Khmer Photoshoot
⏱ 2 hours · 5.0 (2)
Capture memories with a photoshoot in traditional Khmer attire in Siem Reap. Get picked up from your hotel, choose your outfit, and receive 80 photos transferred to your phone.
from €53 per group up to 6
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6-Day Authentic Cambodia Tour from Siem Reap to Battambang
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Discover the best of Cambodia on a 6-day guided tour from Siem Reap. Visit Angkor Wat, explore the Angkor Thom complex, and see the Bayon Temple’s smiling stone faces.
from €2,019 per person
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Siem Reap: Bodia Tonic Massages for Relaxation
⏱ 1 hour 0
This traditional Asian massage is a combination of acupressure and light stretching movements. The massage is performed without oil and pays special attention to the back and legs
from €31 per person
Check availability →Good to know: The boat to Battambang is not a day trip that brings you back – it is a one-way journey of several hours along the river, and you need somewhere to sleep at the other end. It runs reliably only when the water is high enough, roughly from the middle of the rainy season into the early dry season. Ask the operator about the current water level before you book a date.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the Angkor pass cost, and is it included in the tour?
The pass costs $37 for one day, $62 for three days and $72 for seven, and it is sold only by Angkor Enterprise. Most tour prices on this site do NOT include it – the booking page states whether a given tour does. The three-day pass is valid on any three days within a week, the seven-day pass on any seven within a month, so you do not have to use them back to back.
One day, three days or seven?
One day is enough for Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm if you start at sunrise and accept a long day. Three days is the usual answer and the one we would give: it adds Banteay Srei, Preah Khan and a morning off. Seven days makes sense if you also want Koh Ker and Beng Mealea – but note that those two are ticketed separately, around $15 and $10.
Is the sunrise worth getting up for?
Usually yes, and honestly not always. Between June and October the sun often stays behind cloud, and the famous reflection only works when the pond in front of Angkor Wat holds water. You will be leaving your hotel in the dark, so buy the pass the day before rather than queueing at a counter at five in the morning. Tours here start at around €13.
Which floating village should I book?
Kampong Phluk, about 30 kilometres out, is the one most tours use and the one with the strongest reviews on this site. Chong Kneas is closer at roughly 15 kilometres but has the worst reputation for pressure selling. Kampong Khleang, around 55 kilometres away, is the quietest. And the season decides what you see: from June to October the houses stand in water, from November to May they stand on dry ground on their stilts.
Should I rent a car?
No – and this is one of the few places where we would say that flatly. Visitors here do not drive themselves: a foreign licence is not accepted in practice, and the temples are done by tuk-tuk or by car with a driver. Almost every tour on this site includes pick-up for exactly this reason, and a tuk-tuk for a full temple day is a normal, cheap arrangement.
When is the best time to come, and how far out is the airport?
November to February is dry, around 24 to 32 °C and the busiest. March to May is the hot season, with afternoons in the mid-thirties that can pass 39 °C – that is when cycling and countryside tours become hard work. June to October brings rain, green fields and a full lake. The airport is Siem Reap Angkor International (SAI), roughly 45 to 50 kilometres from town, about 45 to 60 minutes by road; the old city airport closed in October 2023.