Siem Reap · SIEM REAP SMALL-GROUP TOURS
A small group keeps the price close to a shared tour and the pace close to a private one. These 15 cap their numbers, and each comes with a per-head price and a start time.
Start before dawn in Siem Reap for Angkor Wat’s sunrise, then visit Ta Prohm, Bayon and other Angkor sites with an English-speaking guide. The shared group has up to 15 people, and private tours are available. Expect an air-conditioned ride, cold water and towels. Temple tickets and meals cost extra.
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From Siem Reap, visit Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Ta Prohm with an English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, and lunch near Srah Srang. The day runs about 9 to 10 hours and ends with an optional climb to Phnom Bakheng for sunset. Guides such as Chenda, Ra, and Phyrom have been praised for their stories, humor, and help with photos.
“The tour was great, especially the guide - King Kong! He helped the group engage with each other, gave good insights on the historical context, and took awesome pictures. Hope to return to do more guides with him. As a suggestion, I wouRead more”
Start before dawn with a small group of up to 10, watching for sunrise at Angkor Wat before visiting Bayon and Ta Prohm. An English-speaking guide leads the temple visits, and breakfast is served at a local restaurant near Srah Srang. The $15 tour price does not include the required temple pass.
“We had such a great time on this tour. It was really informative and started right on schedule. We even got lucky and caught the sunrise, which made it extra special. Chendra was amazing—so knowledgeable and passionate about the toRead more”
Explore Angkor over two days with an English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, and air-conditioned transport. Visit Preah Khan, Banteay Srei, Angkor Thom, and Ta Prohm, then watch sunset and rise before dawn for Angkor Wat. The group is capped at 15, but the $49 tour price excludes the $62 temple pass and meals.
“This is a great tour if you are looking to get a good overview and see many temples within Angkor including one at sunset and Angkor Wat at sunrise. Our guide Pal went above and beyond to give us a great experience and took so many amazing photos of us.”
Spend about eight hours exploring Phnom Kulen with an English-speaking guide and a small group of up to 14. Stop in Preah Dak for palm treats, see the River of 1000 Lingas and reclining Buddha, then picnic beside Kulen Waterfall, with time to swim. Guides such as Sam, Mony, Kim, and Seila have led recent trips, though your guide may differ.
“Mr. Kim and Mr. Sophal were amazing, the car was clean, with air conditionner, they arrived on time, explained the itinerary in a clear way. The trip was comfortable, and the good delicious I really had a good experience and would recommend them 100%.”
Visit Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, and Ta Prohm on a six-to-seven-hour small-group tour from Siem Reap. An English-speaking guide explains Khmer history and temple carvings, while a tuk-tuk or minivan, hotel pickup, and cold water help manage the heat. Guides named San, Sophy, Nak, and Voath have led past tours, but your guide may vary.
“Mr. Dy was very knowledgeable and presented the information in a relaxed and enjoyable manner. Tuk tuk driver was also very helpful and provided cold towels and cold drinks after every temple visit. I would recommend Mr. Dy as a guide.”
Starting at 9:30 am, this small-group tour visits Angkor Wat, Banteay Kdei, Ta Prohm, Ta Keo, Angkor Thom and Phnom Bakheng. Expect air-conditioned transport, bottled water and a guide who explains the temples and helps set the pace. The park ticket and food cost extra, and the sunset view depends on timing and conditions.
“Terrific memories and knowledge of the history of Angkor Wat. Fun filled day with plenty of breaks For history and knowledge.”
Visit Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom’s South Gate and Bayon, then pause for lunch near Srah Srang before exploring Ta Prohm. An English-speaking guide leads a group of up to 15, with hotel pickup, an air-conditioned minivan, cold water and towels included. The $37 temple pass and lunch cost extra. Sunrise pickup may be as early as 4:30 a.m.
“We were only three people on the tour, so it really felt like a private tour. Sam our guide gave us lots of insights on the temples and the Khmer civilization. And Naro the driver was always kind and provided us with water and face towel. I had an amazing day”
Spend about 10 hours beyond Siem Reap on a small-group trip to Kulen Mountain, the reclining Buddha, the 1,000 Lingas, a waterfall, Beng Mealea and Kompong Phluk. An English-speaking guide and driver handle the route, with hotel pickup, admission tickets, cold water, towels and a picnic lunch included. Guides vary, with names such as Sam, Mony and Seila.
“Tour with Mr Sam: just perfect! I totally recommend it! He is a great guide with lots of knowledge and is a great and kind person! He also speaks english very very well! He made this day perfect! We were able to see so many places and had time to apreciate each one of them. I was not bored a single second, the schedule is very well balanced. Also, the lunch at the waterfall was very good. Everything was AWSOME!”
Spend a full day among Angkor’s signature temples with an English-speaking guide and hotel pickup from Siem Reap. See Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and Bayon, then Ta Prohm, where tree roots wind through old stonework. Air-conditioned transport, bottled water and cool towels are included. The $37 Angkor Pass and lunch cost extra; confirm your pickup time, as the stated times conflict.
“Pi our guide was so friendly & knowledgeable He had a great personality & made the day lots of fun Everything was so well planned out Highly recommend”
Spend about eight hours exploring Phnom Kulen with an English-speaking Khmer guide, an air-conditioned ride, and a group capped at 15. Visit Preah Ang Thom and its reclining Buddha, then make for the waterfall, where you can swim if conditions allow. A palm juice stop may round out the day. Lunch is not included, and the walk to the falls involves plenty of steps.
“This was an excellent trip for anyone wishing to see more of life outside of Siem Reap city. The historic sites and Mt Kulen are critical to understanding the significance of Angkor as a spiritual place, but it was Mr. Tom the guide who madRead more”
Start at 4:30 a.m. for sunrise at Angkor Wat, then explore the Angkor temple area by air-conditioned minibus with an English-speaking guide. The group is capped at 12, and cool water and towels are provided. The $14 tour does not include the $37 temple entrance fee or breakfast. Guides named Sion and Sayon have earned praise for keeping the day organized.
“Loved the temples but not sure the sunrise was necessary. So very crowded! Highly recommend the small group—we all bonded so much in just 1 day although we were from different countries and different ages. Felt sorry for the large groups going through.”
Start with Angkor Wat at sunrise, then follow an English-speaking guide to Ta Prohm, Bayon and other Angkor Thom monuments. The nine-hour small-group tour includes hotel pickup, air-conditioned transport, water, cool towels and breakfast at a local family restaurant, with a stop in Preah Dak village to try palm cake. The Angkor pass costs extra.
“We had a great day on this tour, Mony was fantastic and has brilliant English! He was very accommodating all day and Mr Moon kept us cool and hydrated with cold towels. Thanks again we would recommend 😊”
Leave Siem Reap before dawn for sunrise at Angkor Wat, then visit Ta Prohm and key temples in Angkor Thom. The nine-hour small-group tour includes hotel pickup, an English-speaking guide, air-conditioned transport, water, cold towels, and breakfast at a local family restaurant. The group is capped at 14. The $37 Angkor pass is extra.
“Quite long tour with lot of walking in a very hot weather. The breakfast was simple soup with no taste. The sunrise in Angkor wat was beautiful.”
Spend about 10 hours visiting Angkor Thom, Bayon, Baphuon, Ta Prohm, Angkor Wat, and a palm-sugar village, with an English-speaking guide, hotel transfers, lunch, water, and cold towels. Guides praised on past departures include Dara, Mony, and Sotin, but assignments vary. Check the temple-pass cost before booking, since the tour details conflict on whether it is included.
“It has always been a dream of mine to visit Ankor Watt and the other famous temples in Siem Reap. I was slightly nervous that I would be disappointed after such a long time of dreaming, however this tour and the temples themselves, did not disappoint! Mr Raman was a fantastic tour guide and truly knew his history. His story telling was wonderful and he was particularly good at taking photos in all of the best spots! In addition, we avoided the rush hour of visiting times which was fab. Mr Raman's love and knowledge of these iconic works of architecture really shone through and made all the difference. A…”
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