Phnom Penh Private Tour
- 9 Stunden
Phnom Penh is a city rich in cultural heritage and history. This private guided tour, accompanied by an English-speaking guide, offers an insightful exploration of the Cambodian capital.
Phnom Penh Private Tour Itinerary
The tour begins with hotel pickup, leading you to the Royal Palace, a hallmark of Khmer architecture and the official residence of the Cambodian King since the 1860s.
Within the Royal Palace grounds, you will visit the Silver Pagoda (entrance fee not included), known for housing important national treasures, such as the Emerald Buddha and a diamond-studded Maitreya Buddha.
Next, the tour includes a visit to the National Museum (entrance fee not included), where you can learn about Phnom Penh's history and view a significant Khmer art collection. A break for lunch at a local restaurant will follow, featuring typical Cambodian delicacies.
After lunch, visit Wat Ounalom, the key temple in Phnom Penh, comprising 44 buildings and a residence for Buddhist monks. One of its highlights is a relic said to belong to Buddha.
The tour will continue to Wat Phnom (entrance not included), the city's tallest religious structure built in 1372, before concluding at the lively Russian Market, known for clothing, souvenirs, and food stalls.
At the end of the tour, you will be returned to your hotel around 5 pm.
Important information
Entrance fees for various monuments and temples are not included in the tour price and must be paid on-site.
Dress code
For entrance to religious buildings, it is required to cover your shoulders and knees. Please wear appropriate clothing.
Preise
Inklusive
- Private and exclusive tour, there will be no one else in the group.
- English speaking guide.
- Transport by air conditioned vehicle.
- Pick up and drop off at hotel.
- Lunch.
Nicht inklusive
- Drinks at the restaurant.
- Entrance to Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda (6.50 USD).
- Entrance to National Museum (5 USD).
- Entrance to Wat Phnom temple (1 USD).
Tipps
- Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility