Tours & Attractions
Choose from any or all of these amazing things to do and see!
Airport pick-up offered!
(Prices are one-way)
Tuk Tuk (4 people): $25 USD
Car (4 people): $35 USD
Mini-van (6 people): $45 USD
All tours can be customized to fit your interests and time! I will help you structure an itinerary that maximizes your time in Siem Reap.
1 Day = $37 USD
3 Day = $62 USD
7 Day = $72 USD
*Please note there's an additional cost for the Angkor Park Pass payable at the official ticket center prior to entry.
All prices are for groups up to four. I can accommodate groups up to six people for $5 extra per person.
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Angkor Wat - The prized gem of Cambodia. This UNESCO world heritage site is the largest religious monument in the world spanning 400 acres. The tour may include:
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Option A: Small Circuit (Most Popular) $20USD (Approximately (6-9h): Angkor Wat, South Gate, Angkor Thom (Bayon Temple), Baphoun Temple, Phimeanakas Temple, Terrace of the Leper King, Terrace of the Elephant, Suor Phrat Temple, Victory Gate, Thommanon Temple, Chau Say Tevoda Temple, Ta Keo Temple, Ta Prohm (Tomb Raider Temple), Kravan Temple.
Option B: Large Circuit 20USD (6-9h) North Gate, Phreah Khan Temple, Banteay Kdei Temple, Neak Pean Temple, Ta Som Temple, East Mebon Temple, Pre Rup Temple, Sras Sroang Lake and Bakheng temple (Sunset).
Option C: Rolous Group Tour 18USD (4-5h) Lolei Temple, Preah Ko Temple, Bakong Temple.
Option D: Outside Circuit 40USD (9-11h) Beng Mealea Temple, Lolei Temple, Preah Ko Temple, Bakong Temple, Kompong Pluk (Floating Village).
Option E: Outside Tour 40USD (9-10h) Bonteay Srei, Kbal Spean Waterfall, Bonteay Somre, Bonteay Srey Butterfly Centre, Land Mine Museum.
Option F: City Tour 15USD (7-10h) Royal Palace, Angkor National Museum, Killing Field,
War Museum, Artisans Angkor.
Option G: Chong Khneas (Floating Village) 18USD (5-7h) Floating Village, Phnom Krom Temple, Lotus Farm, Wat Athvea Temple.
Option H: Kulen waterfall Park 80$USD Waterfall, 1000 Lingas, Big Buddha Not including ticket (ticket 20$/pax).
Option I: Koh Ker group 110$ SUV Car Koh Ker (Main temple) 15 temples area Koh Ker (ticket 15$/pax)
Extra $5 USD for sunrise or sunset tour
Extra $5USD (3-4h) to Kompong Pluk
Extra $10USD for Bontey Srei Temple
Extra $20 Komphong Khleang(Floating Village)
Only Sunrise $15USD
Only Sunset $15USD
Also consider visiting....
Pub Street - All the pubs, bars, nightclubs, restaurants, food and drink you need to relax after a big day sightseeing. Pub Street is a must-visit for anyone!
Phare (Circus) - Phare has an great vibe and energy to it and is transforming the lives of Cambodian youth as they perfect their art. Very entertaining night and an incredible cause.
Phnom Kulen National Park & Waterfall - Phnom Kulen National Park covers 144.3 square miles, including an incredible waterfall, 1,000 lingas, a Buddhist temple and more! It's a perfect way to spend a day relaxing, swimming and enjoying nature.
Due to the travel time and conditions, Phnom Kulen is only reachable via care and costs $80 for the day (not including park entrance ticket).
Beng Melea Temple (Temple of Lotus Pond) - Beng Mealea was built as a Hindu temple, but some carvings depict Buddhist motifs. Its primary material is sandstone and it is largely unrestored, with trees and thick brush thriving amidst its towers and courtyards and many of its stones lying in great heaps. For years it was difficult to reach, but a road recently built to the temple complex of Koh Ker passes Beng Mealea and more visitors are coming to the site, as it is 77 km from Siem Reap by road.
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Killing Fields, Landmine Museum & War Museum - As fun and vibrant as Cambodia is today, it also has a dark past that it is still recovering from after the horrors of the Khmer Rouge regime in the 1970's. While the Prison and Killing fields in Phnom Penh are bigger and well presented, there are killing fields all over Cambodia. In the same trip the landmine museum and war museum are also well worth a visit.
The entry fee to the landmine museum also goes towards clearing fields still littered with landmines today and the Khmer Rouge never documented where and how many landmines they placed throughout the country.