Phnom Penh Urban Adventures
Day tours, with a local
Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh is a chaotic, energetic and fascinating city. The city is situated in the confluence of three great rivers - the mighty Mekong, the Tonle Sap and the Bassac, and is the commercial, economic and political hub of the country. For a real taste of the essence of the city, hop on an Urban Adventure tour of Phnom Penh and find the iconic sights and little known treasures of this amazing city.
Mekong Sunset
From USD 40.00
Explore local Cambodian life on our sunset island visit and boat cruise. Mekong island is famous for silk weaving, agriculture and aquaculture. Travel across and stop to see the silk weavers at work in the village. Explore a Buddhist temple and experience the simple life style of the local people around 85% of who earn their living from agriculture or aquaculture. Board a boat to enjoy sunset from the water at the junction of the Tonle Bassac, Tonle Sap and the mighty Mekong Rivers.
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Phnom Penh Discovery
From USD 53.00
Explore Phnom Penh by cyclo. Learn about Cambodia’s connection with France and Vietnam at the Independence and Cambodia/Vietnam monuments. Spot monkeys at Wat Phnom. Explore Central and Russian Markets. Enjoy Khmer delicacies. Walk near where the Tonle Bassac, Tonle Sap and Mekong Rivers meet and taste fried cricket!
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Phnom Penh's Past
From USD 34.00
Explore Phnom Penh’s past by seeing some of the classic buildings of the Khmer Rouge era. Learn about the tragic and fascinating recent history of Cambodia, walk through the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, and visit the bone pagoda memorial at Choueng Ek. Finish by sampling some interesting and delicious Khmer snacks.
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The Pchum Ben Festival
Place: Around Cambodia - [ 14/10/2012 - 16/10/2012 ]
Bonn Pchum Ben
Bonn Om ToukPlace: Phnom Penh - [ 27/11/2012 - 29/11/2012 ]
The Water Festival
Chol Chnam ChenPlace: Around Cambodia - [ 22/01/2013 - 24/01/2013 ]
Chinese New Year
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Fried Spider Anyone?
Ever wondered what would be the scariest job in the world? Well, if you are afraid of spiders, being a spider catcher in Cambodia would top that list! Spiders are dug out of their holes in the ground with a shovel then collected by hand... then served fried at the local markets and restaurants.
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USA
22 Jan 2012 This was an amazing experience! Not only did we cross the Mekong by public ferry, but we journeyed out into the country to visit with a family who hand-makes silk scarves and other clothing to sell in the markets. It was very educational getting to spend time with them to see how they live on a daily basis. And of course, the cruise down the Mekong was inspiring. So much construction! I'd love to come back in 5 years and do it again just to see how much has changed! My guide was very knowledgeable about the area and answered every question I threw at him (which was a lot). Thanks for a great afternoon!
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USA
21 Nov 2011 Our guides name was Vuthy. He was on-time, friendly and knowledgeable. We learned a lot about Cambodia through chatting with him and it was a nice way to start our vacation. It was also nice that he could meet us at our hotel and was willing to drop us wherever we wanted at the end.
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United Kingdom
26 Jun 2011 The Guide, Mr Thean, was very friendly, knowledgable, and informative. The trip was paced well and we were able to see and understand everything.
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Phnom Penh Urban Adventures unlock the hidden secrets of this city of colour and contradictions. Join our dedicated team to find out what makes Phnom Penh tick and enjoy learning more about Khmer food, culture and fun.
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