PHNOM PENH CITY
Our highly-acclaimed city tour
Duration: 1 Day
Location: Phnom Penh
Price: From $79
One of our most popular day trips
A journey through Phnom Penh from ancient to modern times
Need to know
- This tour is private for you and generally available on any day
- Sturdy footwear, sunglasses and a hat are essential
- Combine this tour with other experiences – or contact us to create a tailored plan for you
At a glance
- The Tour Departs at 8.00am
- The Tour Returns at around 4.30pm
- This Tour is led by an experienced local guide
- All admission fees included
- Wat Phnom and Royal Palace
- Independence Monument
- Khmer Rouge era S21 Genocide Museum
- The ‘Killing Fields’ of Choueng Ek
Location of this tour
Tour Details
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Number of people Price per
person (USD)1 Person $119 2 People $97 3 People $89 4 People or more $79 NOTES:
The above costs shown are valid until end March 2020. -
INCLUDED
- Licensed Tour Guide
- Clean, safe air-conditioned vehicles
- All admission fees
- Bottled drinking water and fresh-up tissues
- 24/7 assistance from the Mango Team
- All tolls and taxes
EXCLUDED- Meals and drinks
- Items for personal purchase
- Tips and gratuities for in-country staff
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Detailed Itinerary
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Phnom Penh City Tour
Meet you at your hotel around 8.00am.
We explore “the hidden pearl of Asia” with a guided tour of the city stopping at sites of interest along the way, including the spectacular Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda (Emerald Buddha), the pagoda at Wat Phnom, the Independence Monument and the recently unveiled statute commemorating the late King Father (Sihanouk).
For an insight into Cambodian religious life, visit a local temple in time to witness the Buddhist monks’ traditional pre-lunch chants (not guaranteed).
After “lunching for a cause” (not included) at one of the restaurants training local street youth to work in the hospitality industry, we continue our tour of Phnom Penh by taking a sobering walk through Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21). Here there are stark and moving reminders of Cambodia’s recent tragic past.
Our expert guide will explain the historical, political and social context of the bleak period of Khmer history which followed the fall of Phnom Penh in April 1975. Then continue on to Choeung Ek Memorial, one of the infamous Killing Fields, where the Khmer Rouge executed around 17,000 of the estimated 2 million Cambodians who perished under the Pol Pot regime.
Return to your hotel by around 4.30pm
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