Overview
8:30 AM, Begin your day with a convenient hotel pickup and head to the Muslim Market. Sample bamboo sticky rice and explore the bustling stalls. Next, visit Wat Somrong Knong and the Killing Field Center to learn about Cambodia’s history.
Continue your journey with a stop to taste rice paper spring rolls, banana chips, and sundried bananas. Try local rice wines and rice whisky before taking a break for lunch.
In the afternoon, explore southern downtown Battambang and visit the Bamboo Train Station. Then, head to Sompov Mountain to see the limestone Killing Cave and Bat Cave spots.
Tour Highlights
- Explore Battambang on a full-day tour with hotel pickup and drop-off
- Discover the history of Battambang, one of the Bamboo Train is a unique platform
- See the limestone Killing Cave and Bat Cave spots at Sompov Mountain
Included/Excluded
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Live Local An English Tour Guide
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Cold Water
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Wet wipe
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Market snacks
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Killing Fields Entrance fee
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Sompov mount, Bat Cave Entrance fee
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Bamboo Train
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Entrance fees & Donations
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Pickup truck on to hill top of Killing Cave
Tour Plan
Not suitable for
- People with back problems
- People with mobility impairments
- People with food allergies
- People over 70 years
Meeting point
Where we will meet: I offer free pickup directly from the lobby or front entrance of your hotel, hostel, or guesthouse anywhere in central Battambang.
Important information
What to bring
- Comfortable shoes
- Hat
- Camera
- Sunscreen
- Water
Not allowed
- Smoking
- Alcohol and drugs
- Littering
Know before you go
- Battambang is one of Cambodia's oldest and most historically important provinces.
- The name Battambang means Lost Stick, derived from the legend of King Dambang Kranhoung.
- In 1907, Siam ceded Battambang back to Cambodia under French colonial administration.
- Battambang suffered greatly during the Khmer Rouge regime (1975–1979).
- Nearby Phnom Sampov became a site of executions, and its Killing fields and Caves.
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