9 Tuk Tuk Tours in Phnom Penh Worth Booking

1.Phnom Penh Silk Island Bike Tour/ E-Bike or Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 495 reviews · from $35Our pick

Ride from Siem Reaper Travel to Silk Island with a local English-speaking guide such as Sok, Kim, Seer, or Nuth. Expect quiet lanes, ferry crossings, farms, a silk-weaving visit, local snacks, and roughly 15 miles of cycling. Tuk tuk and other ride options are available for those who prefer less time on a bike.

“was with seer and he was very funnto be around! had a really good time exploring the lesser known part of cambodia. i'm not very good at cycling but the ride was very manageable. recommend for anyone to try if you're feeling active!”

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2.Ultimate Phnom Penh Food Tour by Tuk Tuk: 20 Tastings and Drinks

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 409 reviews · from $69

Start at 5:30 pm and follow a guide such as Jackson, JB, Visal, or Panha through seven Phnom Penh food stops. You’ll sample more than 20 dishes and drinks, visit Russian Market, enjoy a full Khmer dinner with beer, and finish with a cocktail or mocktail at Bassac Lane. Hotel pickup and drop-off are offered.

“The tour was very well organised and a great experience overall. Jackson was an excellent guide as well. Highly recommend.”

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3.Phnom Penh’s Culinary Underground: Local Food Tour by Tuk-tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 234 reviews · from $69

Spend an evening with Lost Plate guides such as Neara, Lee, or Lea, riding tuk-tuk between four local eateries. Try Khmer curry noodles, stews, ribs, fish amok, salads, and more, with dinner, unlimited local beer or soft drinks, bottled water, and hotel pickup and drop-off included.

“It was quite fun going from street side restaurant and on to the next one. It was also great to engage with the guide on a personal level. My only complaint is that it was somewhere over priced compared to another similar tour that was taken.”

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4.Phnom Penh’s Morning Market and Street Art Tour by Tuk tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 128 reviews · from $45

Start at the National Museum at 8:30 am, then explore Boeung Keng Kang Market, taste Khmer breakfasts and snacks, and ride by tuk tuk to more than 40 street-art sites. Guides such as Jackson, Monyka, Monyka, Jamie, and JB share food, history, and art stories. The group is capped at eight and returns to the meeting point.

“This was the best tour and the best guide. Monyka and Mr. Lucky cared for the group and gave us a lovely experience full of stories and delicious Cambodian flavors. We could visit markets and murals that might be complicated to find. I highly recommend this tour.”

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5.Phnom Penh Silk Island Vespa Tour / Tuk Tuk Available

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 102 reviews · from $29Best value

Leave your Phnom Penh hotel by Vespa or tuk tuk with an English-speaking guide and experienced driver. Cross the Mekong by ferry, visit Mongkol Serey Temple, explore Koh Oknha Tei’s farms and villages, see tofu skin production, and learn about Cambodian silk weaving. The tour lasts about four and a half hours and serves no more than 12 people.

“Tinan is wonderful! The tour was lovely. I really enjoyed the silk weaving house tour and riding around on Silk Island. The tofu skin making factory is neat. Overall, it was a great day of exploring.”

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6.Phnom Penh Evening Foodie Vespa Tour / Tuk Tuk Available

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 99 reviews · from $44

Start at 5:30 pm for a 4.5-hour private evening ride through Phnom Penh by Vespa or tuk tuk. Guides such as Kim, Tin Tin, Sok, and Seer lead you to local food stops, Kandal Market, Russian Market, and Backstreet Bar. Expect Cambodian snacks, restaurant dishes, drinks, and city sights after dark.

“The tour was a nice way to be introduced to the local cuisine in Phnom penh. The tour guide speaks good English. The food was tasty and the places were very local. We wouldn’t be able to find these places on our own consider the language barrier”

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7.Phnom Penh Morning Market & Food Tour by Tuktuk – Includes All Food & Drinks!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 99 reviews · from $45

Start at 8:30 am with hotel pickup, then ride by tuk-tuk to six local food stops in Phnom Penh. Your guide introduces noodle soup, market produce, pork and rice, turmeric crepes, and award-winning coffee. Guides such as Neara, Soaly, and Lang Barom explain the food and local life. Groups are limited to eight.

“Excellent guide, great introduction to Cambodian food with good eats along the way. Sampled local dishes and learned about the way of life in the city.”

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8.Visit 9 Places in 3 Hours by Private Tuk-Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 73 reviews

Ride through Phnom Penh after dark with a private tuk-tuk driver such as Elvis, Lee, Nick, or Cow. Visit Wat Phnom, the Royal Palace, major monuments, Diamond Island, the Night Market, and more. Expect English explanations, photo stops, water, and beer or Coke, with time adjusted to suit your group.

“Excellent Experience!! Pum was great and showed me around in a short time that I was in town. His knowledge and friendliness was unmatched. I highly recommend it.”

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9.Silk Island & countryside of Phnom Penh by Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 68 reviews · from $45

Spend three to five hours with a private English-speaking guide such as Thong Chea, Mon, or Tida, crossing the Mekong by ferry and exploring Silk Island by tuk tuk. Visit village markets, family silk weavers, farms, a bean-curd workshop, and a Buddhist monastery, then share a Khmer meal beside the river.

“This was a fantastic tour of the country side of silk island in Phnom Penh. We were picked up by our tour guide and owner Mr Thong Chea, and driven safely by our Tuk tuk driver. We got to catch a ferry across to Silk Island seeing the area around the river. The tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable and shared a lot with us about the area, farms and Cambodia history. We visited a family run silk farm where we had fresh fruits and steamed cake. We were shown the process of how silk is made and weaved, we even got to have a try at weaving. We saw many…”

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