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Siem Reap · Since 2013

Siem Reap Tour Packages

Multi-day trips built around how long you have. Two, three or five days of Angkor, countryside and street food, just your party, with your own guide and driver the whole way. You pick the days, we plan the rest.

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A package here is not a coach and a checklist. It is your own guide, your own pace, the temples timed before the crowds, and the countryside days worth adding once you have more than one.

Packages by the day

Every package is private, just your party, guided by a licensed Cambodian guide, by vintage Jeep, classic Vespa or electric bike. Flights and hotels are not bundled, this is the tour itself, planned end to end. Pick the length that fits your trip.

2 days

Family and children sampling insects and street food at a Siem Reap night market stall

2 days · Temple & Food · Jeep or Vespa

Angkor, Food & Countryside

Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, the night market, then Banteay Srei

Day one: temples until 2:30 PM, then eat your way through town from 6 PM. Day two: an hour out, noodle and incense making.

per person $264

Private days
Beyond tourist routes
Small-group night

Angkor Wat's five towers reflected in still water at dawn under a cloudy sky

2 days · Temple & Floating Village · Jeep or Vespa

Angkor Sunrise & Tonlé Sap

Angkor Wat at dawn, Bayon, Ta Prohm & Kampong Phluk at sunset

Day one runs 4:45 AM to noon. Day two runs mid-afternoon to after dark. A free afternoon and a free morning sit in between.

per person $190

Private tour
Breakfast included
Private boat

Angkor Wat silhouette reflected in the moat under an orange and pink sunrise sky

2 days · Temple · Jeep or Vespa

Angkor Sunrise & Grand Circuit

Dawn at Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, Preah Khan & Neak Pean

Two easy days. The first ends by noon, the second around 2:30 PM after a village lunch. Space them out if you like.

per person $195

Private tour
Beyond tourist routes
Breakfast included

Cycling group pauses at a small Angkor temple gate.

2 days · Temple · Electric mountain bike

Angkor Wat Sunrise & Grand Circuit by E-Bike

Dawn at Angkor, Bayon, Ta Prohm, then Preah Khan, Ta Som & Neak Pean

Sunrise on day one, the afternoon free. Day two is the quiet outer ring, where the temples appear out of the trees.

per person $195

Private tour
Picnic by the moat
Forest lunch day two

Large Garuda figure carved into the laterite outer wall of Prasat Preah Khan temple, Angkor

2 days · Temple · Jeep or Vespa

Angkor Small & Grand Circuit

Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, then Preah Khan, Neak Pean & Ta Som

The top temples and the remote ones over two days, away from the crowds. The tour to book for a full understanding of Angkor.

per person $181

Private tour
Beyond tourist routes
Khmer lunch included

Guest standing with a mountain bike in front of a lily-covered pond fringed by sugar palms on a quiet Angkor trail

2 days · Temple · Electric mountain bike

Angkor Small & Grand Circuit by E-Bike

Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, then Preah Khan, Neak Pean & Ta Som

Pedal-assist takes the heat out of both days, and most of the riding is on forest trails between the temples.

per person $181

Private tour
Rest day optional
Khmer lunch included

3 days

Row of kneeling guardian statues in front of the pink sandstone shrines at Banteay Srei temple

3 days · Temple & Countryside · Jeep or Vespa

Angkor Sunrise, Banteay Srei & Grand Circuit

Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, Banteay Srei, Preah Khan & Ta Som

For temple and history lovers, tenth-century carving to the temple of faces, with a day of village life in between.

per person $302

Private tour
Beyond tourist routes
Khmer lunch included

Visitors stand on a pathway at sunrise beside Angkor Wat's moat, reflected in calm water under orange and pink sky

3 days · Temple & Floating Village · Jeep or Vespa

Angkor Sunrise, Grand Circuit & Tonlé Sap

Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, Preah Khan, Ta Som, then Kampong Phluk

Day one ends by noon. Day two is the quiet outer temples with a village lunch. Day three starts mid-afternoon, morning free.

per person $265

Private tour
Beyond tourist routes
Private boat

Looking down the Kampong Phluk village channel from the bow of a private boat, stilt houses on both sides

3 days · Temple & Floating Village · Jeep or Vespa

Angkor Complex & Tonlé Sap

Angkor, Ta Prohm, Bayon, Preah Khan, Death Gate & Kampong Phluk

Day two adds Neak Pean, Krol Ko, Ta Som and East Mebon, lunch by the royal bathing pool. Day three leaves the morning free.

per person $252

Private tour
Beyond tourist routes
Private boat

Handlebar view from an electric mountain bike on a red dirt track beside an irrigation trench through the Angkor countryside at sunset

3 days · Temple & Countryside · Electric bike

Angkor & Countryside by E-Bike

Angkor Wat at dawn, Bayon, Ta Prohm, Preah Khan & village trails

Day one ends at noon, the afternoon is yours. Lunch deep in the forest on day two, a picnic in the rice fields on day three.

per person $265

Private tour
Temples to farmland
Forest trails

5 days

Buddhist monk in orange robes tying a blessing bracelet onto a visitor's wrist during a pagoda ceremony in the Siem Reap countryside

5 days · Temple & Floating Village · Jeep or Vespa

Angkor & Siem Reap Signature

Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, Banteay Srei & Kampong Phluk

Five days at an easy pace, time of your own to rest or wander town in between, and two evenings already planned for you.

per person $623

Private tour
Beyond tourist routes
Phare Circus

Your own guide, driver and vehicle

Every package is private, just your party. The same licensed Cambodian guide and driver travel with you each day, by Jeep, classic Vespa or electric bike. You are carried hotel door to temple gate, never herded onto a coach.

Planned by the day, around you

We sequence the days so you reach the famous temples before the groups, rest when the heat peaks, and add the countryside and street-food evenings we build into the longer trips.

The tour, not a flight-and-hotel bundle

Your package covers the guiding, the private transport and the planning. Flights and hotels stay yours to choose, so you are not locked into a package hotel. We are happy to recommend where to stay.

Small temple ruins surrounded by tall jungle canopy trees.

Logistics.

Who's in your group: Private only. Just your party, every day, with your own licensed guide and driver throughout.
Length: 2, 3 or 5 days. Two days is the minimum for Angkor; three is the sweet spot; five sees it all without rushing.
Choice of vehicle: Vintage Jeep, classic Vespa or e-bike. Some packages mix vehicles across the days. The Vespa is ridden pillion behind a driver; you ride the e-bike with pedal-assist.
Transport: Private the whole way. The same vehicle and driver each day, hotel pickup and drop-off every day, carried door to gate and between every temple. No coach, no shared vans.
Price: $181 to $623 per person for the whole trip, by length and vehicle. Shown up front on every package.
Included: Private guide and driver, the vehicle, a planned day-by-day itinerary, the meals listed on each package, water, and hotel pickup and drop-off in Siem Reap.
Not included: Flights and hotels (you choose your own, we can recommend). The Angkor Pass, which you buy separately.
Best time of year: November-February (cool, dry, peak); March-May (hot, lush); June-October (green season, brief afternoon rain, quieter).
Booking: Book and pay online with instant confirmation, or message us on WhatsApp and a real person in Siem Reap replies within hours.
Cancellation: 14+ days before: full refund. Less than 14 days: 50%. Less than 5 days or no-show: no refund.

Intricate stone carvings inside Banteay Srei temple, near Angkor

The flagship trip

Five days, and not a day wasted.

Five days is the trip when nothing gets rushed. The temples get the mornings they deserve. The countryside and the food get days of their own, with room to rest in between. Your own guide and driver throughout, by Jeep, Vespa or e-bike.

Angkor without the rushThe Small and Grand Circuits spread across mornings, so the famous temples never blur into one long day.

A day with the countrysideA morning in the villages and a family lunch, the Cambodia beyond the temples.

The street-food nightAn after-dark food tour by Vespa, eating where local families eat, not where the coaches stop.

Time that is yoursA sunrise if you want one, a free afternoon to rest. The pace is yours and your guide's.

See the 5-day Signature →

Real reviews from multi-day guests.

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We did 2 days of private visit with a French-speaking guide: one day in a jeep and one in a Vespa. All perfect condition, very well organized, totally secure. No unpleasant surprises, and our guide was flexible. We loved the temples but also the visit to the countryside, the markets on the side of the road, the rice mill factory.

Anne-Charlotte L

2-day private trip · Jeep & Vespa

June 2024

As a solo traveler, I was looking for something tailored to my style, and they prepared a personalized offer exactly for that. They were honest and realistic about which of my wishes were doable, and explained what makes the most sense in the current season. The drivers, cars, and guides were all punctual, reliable, and very professional. They were never pushy. Highly recommended.

Maja Cestnik

Private, tailored trip

March 2026

My brother in law and I took our two 32 year old sons to Vietnam and Cambodia. Our final big day was in Siem Reap, and these guys picked us up in two open military jeeps, and took us to four activities… We started with a locally made wine tasting… then a wild shopping and eating tour of a big street food bazaar… Five stars, all day long. One of the highlights of our trip.

Mark D

Food & street eats · Vintage Jeep

December 2024

How many days? 2, 3 or 5 compared.

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	2 Days	3 Days	5 Days
Best for	First visit, temples only	First visit, the rounded trip	Slow trip, see it all
Angkor temples	Small + Grand Circuit	+ sunrise + Banteay Srei	In depth, unrushed
Beyond the temples	Temples only	Countryside or food day	Countryside, food, rest days
Private & guided	Yes	Yes	Yes
From (per person)	$181	$265	$623

Akim Ly with two guests beside a vintage Willys jeep at Angkor in the evening

Why private, why multi-day

Seeing this place the way I see it.

I was born in Siem Reap. I grew up exploring these temples before most of our guests had even heard of Angkor Wat.

When I built Adventures Cambodia, I had one obsession: to give visitors the experience of seeing this place the way I see it.

Akim Ly · Founder, Adventures Cambodia · Read Akim's full story →

What a Siem Reap package actually is

A Siem Reap tour package, the way we run it, is a private multi-day trip built around the temples and the country around them: your own guide and driver each day, by Jeep, Vespa or e-bike, with the order of the days planned so nothing clashes and nothing is rushed. It is not a flight-and-hotel bundle. You keep control of where you sleep and how you arrive. What we plan is the part that is hard to get right alone: which temples on which day, when to be where to beat the crowds, and the countryside and street-food evenings that turn a temple trip into a Cambodia trip. Most first-time visitors take three days. Two is the minimum for Angkor itself, five is for travellers who want to slow right down. If you are comparing Siem Reap tour packages, this is the private version: not the cheapest, but yours alone, built around your days.

The questions private guests actually ask.

Two days is the minimum: one for the Small Circuit (Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm), one for the Grand Circuit or Banteay Srei. Three days is what most first-time visitors choose, adding a sunrise and a countryside or food day. Five days suits travellers who want the temples, the villages and the food without rushing.

No. Our packages are the tour itself: private guiding, transport and a planned day-by-day itinerary. You choose your own flights and hotel, which keeps you free to stay where you like. We are happy to recommend places to stay.

Yes. Every package is just your party, with your own licensed Cambodian guide and driver throughout. You are never merged into a coach group. On Angkor, Food & Countryside, the food evening is the small-group tour, up to six guests, and you can upgrade it to private.

Privately, in the same vehicle with the same driver every day. We pick you up and drop you at your Siem Reap hotel each day, and carry you between every temple and site. No coach, no shuffling between group vans.

Yes. Packages run by vintage Jeep, classic Vespa (ridden pillion behind your driver) or electric mountain bike (you ride it, pedal-assist). Some packages mix vehicles across the days. All come with your guide.

The 2-day covers Angkor itself, the Small and Grand Circuits. The 3-day adds a sunrise and a countryside or food day, the sweet spot for a first visit. The 5-day Signature goes deeper into the temples and adds countryside, street food and time to slow down.

Included: your guide and driver, the vehicle, a planned day-by-day itinerary, the meals listed on each package, water, and hotel pickup and drop-off in Siem Reap. Not included: flights and hotels (your choice), and the Angkor Pass, which you buy separately.

Yes, the Angkor Pass is not included in any package. Buy it online at angkorenterprise.gov.kh before your trip. A one-day pass is $37, three-day $62, seven-day $72. We tell you exactly which pass to buy for your number of days and build the itinerary around it.

Yes. Tell us your dates and what you care about, temples, countryside, food, photography, and we shape the days around it. Message us on WhatsApp and a real person in Siem Reap replies within hours.

Book and pay online in a few clicks, with live availability, secure payment and instant confirmation. Prefer to talk it through first? Message us on WhatsApp and a real person in Siem Reap replies, usually within hours. In high season (November to February) book a couple of weeks ahead for the best dates.

14+ days before the trip: full refund. Less than 14 days: 50% refund. Less than 5 days before, or a no-show: no refund.

Last updated: September 2026

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TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice2024
Google4.9 · 319 reviews
Cited byCondé Nast Traveler
Featured inLonely PlanetElle QuébecGuide du RoutardFused Magazine
Member ofCambodia Tourism Association

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How many days do you need in Siem Reap?

Two days is the minimum. One day for the Small Circuit (Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm), one for the Grand Circuit or Banteay Srei. Three days is the sweet spot, with a sunrise added and a day in the countryside or on a food tour. Five days is for travellers who want to go deeper and slow right down. We have built a package for each.