Phnom Penh Private Tour, the Spellbound Gem of Cambodia tempts you in with open arms. Once described as the Sparkling Gem of Indochina, Phnom Penh was long forgotten and neglected by travellers and explorers alike.
The vibrant, bustling capital of Cambodia is literally bursting with history and ripe for adventure. On the shores of mighty Mekong, the city has risen like a phoenix from the ashes of war to bask in its newfound glory.
The stunning Royal Palace, its spires gleaming against the azure sky, impresses all that visit while the many trendy bars and cafes continue to spring up all over this growing city. On your sightseeing tour be sure to take time out to explore the backstreets, full of a never ending stream of people and traffic.
Take in the sights, sounds and smells of a city on the go 24/7, seeming never to sleep few can resist the charms and moving resilience of its people.
We will visit Toul Sleng Genocide Museum (also known as S21), the 'Killing Fields', Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, Wat Phnom and Central Market.
We head south initially visiting the large hill of Phnom Chisor and we visit Tonle Bati where you can explore the small yet picturesque Angkorian temple of Ta Prohm.
We visit Phnom Baset and Phnom Udong, the ancient Cambodian capital during the latter stages of the Khmer Empire and crowning site of many past kings.
We head to the quiet town of Takeo before taking a short cruise to Angkor Borei town, located just a few kilometres from the Vietnam border.
Discover the traditions of Cambodia with Plae Pakaa shows at the national Museum in Phnom Penh. Learn more about this rich cultural country.
Join this tour to learn more about Cambodias rich and varied culture through performances and workshops in traditional Khmer arts.
Foodie adventure in Phnom Penh. Join this tour to learn more about Cambodia's rich and varied culture through its culinary cuisine.
Freshen up during your trip to Phnom Penh with this 2-hour spa package including round-trip hotel transfers in a Tuk Tuk.
Sunset river cruise in Phnom Penh is the perfect way to experience an amazing sunset on the Mekong River and where you can marvel at the floating villages.
Explore Phnom Penh on a private tour with a professional guide, you will learn more about its unique history and tour some of its most beautiful landmarks.
Full day private tour: Phnom Penh is the most interesting city in Cambodia. Join in on a chance to learn more and discover its unique heritage with your professional guide.
Lovely dinner cruise from Phnom Penh on the Mekong river with a delicious meal and beautiful landscapes when the sun goes down.
Over eager agents may well tell you that there is never a wrong time to visit the area and although this is probably true you may well find that you are not able to visit or do the things you have planned. Dry months are from November to February when it is not overly hot but also can become crowded. June to October is monsoon season but showers are normally brief and so can also be a welcome break if you don’t mind mud and lots of it.
Hostels are very popular and cheap and ideal for backpackers about 5,000-40,000 KHR per night, but there are also many hotels ranging from 50,000-60,000 KHR per night and maybe more if you want a pool. Food is cheap and there are loads of choices from street stalls at 8,000-12,000 to restaurants for 20,000-29,000 KHR. Hire cars are cheap and readily available with a driver as a tour guide about 100,000 KHR. Tour guides are reasonably priced.
Remember to dress appropriately especially in temples where your attire or lack of could offend. Take comfortable shoes preferably waterproof if travelling during monsoon season. Traffic rules exist but are rarely adhered to be extra careful when crossing roads. Mosquito repellant is a must and try to cover up as much as possible. Use tuk-tuk or other transportation recommended by your hotel. Bring US$ as these are widely accepted everywhere.
From January to March is rainy season and is the best time to visit for discounts in accommodation and as the weather is more suitable for sightseeing. Between April and October, the temperature rises to 40 degrees and the rain has begun to taper off. High season is classed as November to February with cooler windy weather and average temps in the 30s.
Over eager agents may well tell you that there is never a wrong time to visit the area and although this is probably true you may well find that you are not able to visit or do the things you have planned. Dry months are from November to February when it is not overly hot but also can become crowded. June to October is monsoon season but showers are normally brief and so can also be a welcome break if you don’t mind mud and lots of it.
Hostels are very popular and cheap and ideal for backpackers about 5,000-40,000 KHR per night, but there are also many hotels ranging from 50,000-60,000 KHR per night and maybe more if you want a pool. Food is cheap and there are loads of choices from street stalls at 8,000-12,000 to restaurants for 20,000-29,000 KHR. Hire cars are cheap and readily available with a driver as a tour guide about 100,000 KHR. Tour guides are reasonably priced.
Remember to dress appropriately especially in temples where your attire or lack of could offend. Take comfortable shoes preferably waterproof if travelling during monsoon season. Traffic rules exist but are rarely adhered to be extra careful when crossing roads. Mosquito repellant is a must and try to cover up as much as possible. Use tuk-tuk or other transportation recommended by your hotel. Bring US$ as these are widely accepted everywhere.
From January to March is rainy season and is the best time to visit for discounts in accommodation and as the weather is more suitable for sightseeing. Between April and October, the temperature rises to 40 degrees and the rain has begun to taper off. High season is classed as November to February with cooler windy weather and average temps in the 30s.
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