CAMBODIA
The ones worth your time.
The 8 best hiking & trekking tours, gathered in one place. What each one actually involves, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Guided Phnom Kulen jungle trek from Siem Reap: temples, 1000 lingas, reclining Buddha, cliff viewpoint, and a waterfall swim.
“Took two tours.”
Hike to Kbal Spean jungle carvings, admire pink Banteay Srei, visit the Landmine Museum, and finish at quiet Banteay Samre.
“Ram was an excellent guide. He took us to several temples and the Kbal Speen trek. The temples and jungle were absolutely stunning. Ram taught us about the history of the area, the religious significance, and about Cambodian culture. He is a natural teacher and speaks English very well. I highly recommend this tour...ask for…”
Trek Cambodia’s tallest peak on a 3-day fully serviced climb from Phnom Penh with village visits, jungle camping, and summit views.
“Not for the feint hearted as it was tough going, but what an experience from start to finish. Challenging trek up to base camp 1 and 2 in hot and humid conditions. Lots of critters to contend with, and you sleep in tents. Our driver looked after Read more”
A two-day trek in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains to Phnom Aural’s summit, with a remote village meal, forest camping, and 360° views.
“Very intense and so much fun! I can definitely recommend to people that are fit!”
Private Kbal Spean hike to the River of a Thousand Lingas, then Banteay Srei and Angkor temples on a 7.5-hour day trip.
“I recently had the pleasure of exploring Siem Reap,”
Trek Phnom Kulen from Siem Reap with an English guide, temple stops, Valley of a Thousand Lingams, and a swim at the waterfall.
Trek through Kampot jungle to Veal Pouch (Butterfly) Waterfall, swim in calm pools, and enjoy fruit snacks with an English guide.
“Phallah was a good guide who trekked with me through the jungle. It was a lot of fun. Swimming in the two pools at the waterfall and at the start of the trekking tour was also great. The tour is highly recommended.”
Day trek from Siem Reap to Kbal Spean, Banteay Srei and Banteay Samre, plus the Landmine Museum—culture, nature, and history.
