Ride a Vespa through Phnom Penh’s streets from the Royal Palace to Phsar Thmey, blending Khmer history with a rising street-art scene. This 4.5-hour tour pairs local food, markets and riverside views with expert guides.
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The morning air in Phnom Penh has the weight of two rivers: the Mekong and Tonle Sap pressing heat and life into the streets. You feel it first as you climb onto the back of a Vespa, the city unspooling in quick frames — colonial façades, tuk-tuks threading like shoals, and the green-gold roofs of the Royal Palace catching light.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Light urban fitness — able to climb on/off a Vespa, stand and walk short distances repeatedly.
Wildlife
History
Phnom Penh grew as a regional trade hub in the 19th century under French colonial planning; landmarks like the Independence Monument mark the country’s reclaimed sovereignty in 1953.
Conservation
Rising development and river traffic stress the Mekong-Tonle Sap system; choose local guides who support responsible waste practices and respect temple sites.
Reserve your spot on the Phnom Penh City Tour & Street Art Vespa Tour / Tuk Tuk Available today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a small daypack
Carry water, sunscreen and your camera so you can hop off quickly for photos at markets and murals.
Wear breathable, conservative clothing
Temples and royal grounds require shoulders and knees covered; light fabrics keep you comfortable in the heat.
Expect traffic and short walks
Traffic in Phnom Penh can be slow; plan for frequent stops and short urban walks—closed-toe shoes help in markets.
Choose Tuk‑Tuk if you’re not comfortable on a Vespa
The tour offers tuk‑tuk pickup and transport for those preferring a more stable ride through busy streets.
Lightweight daypack
Holds snacks, water, camera and a light rain shell for quick access.
Breathable, sun-protective clothing
Keeps you cool and meets temple dress codes (shoulders and knees covered).
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Closed-toe walking shoes
Protects feet in busy markets and uneven temple grounds.
Compact rain jacket or poncho
Useful from May–October when short, heavy showers are common.
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