Battambang 6-Hour Afternoon Tuk Tuk Tour to Bamboo Train, Bat Cave, Killing Cave, and Countryside
by Battambang tours by bun
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This 6-hour afternoon tour in Battambang starts with a hotel pickup at 1:00 pm. The tour begins with a drive around the city to see French colonial buildings and the statue of Lok Ta Dambong Kra Nhoung, a symbol of Battambang. Next, the route passes through Kampong Pil Pagoda and nearby countryside villages. The guide stops at a fruit farm and a local pagoda by the river, where visitors can observe farmers and children. There is a photo stop at a small Golden Gate Bridge near Kampong Pil Pagoda with views of the river. After this, the tour continues to the bamboo train area. Visitors may choose to pay separately to ride the original bamboo train, which passes through small villages and farmland. Following the bamboo train, the tour proceeds to Phnom Sampeau, a mountain site featuring the Killing Cave and Bat Cave. At the Killing Cave, visitors see a stupa containing real bones and skulls of victims from the Pol Pot regime. Guests can either climb on foot or take a motorbike or pickup truck to the top of the mountain, where a Buddhist pagoda and panoramic views are available. Monkeys are common on the mountain, but some can be aggressive. The final stop is the Battambang Bat Caves, where millions of bats emerge at dusk in a display lasting 30 to 40 minutes. After the bat caves, the tour returns to the hotel. The tour includes private transportation, a tuk tuk with driver and local guide, bottled water, and entrance fees for the Killing Cave and Bat Cave. Lunch and the bamboo train ticket are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Battambang Province
The tour begins at 1:00 pm with pickup from the hotel or restaurant. After an initial briefing, the guide drives through Battambang city to see French colonial architecture and the statue of Lok Ta Dambong Kra Nhoung, a symbol of the city.
30 min
Kampong Pil Pagoda
The route continues through small villages and countryside near Kampong Pil Pagoda. The guide stops at a fruit farm and a local pagoda by the river, where farmers and children greet visitors. There is a photo opportunity at a small Golden Gate Bridge nearby with views over the river before heading to the bamboo train.
120 min
Bamboo Train
Guests can choose to ride the original bamboo train for 5 USD per person. This traditional train passes by small villages and farmland. The government plans to close this attraction soon, making this one of the last chances to ride it.
60 min
Phnom Sampeau
Phnom Sampeau mountain includes the Killing Cave and Bat Cave. Visitors see the cave where over 10,000 people were killed during the Pol Pot regime, with real skulls and bones displayed inside a stupa. Visitors can walk up the mountain or take a motorbike or pickup truck to the summit, where there is a Buddhist pagoda and views over the area. Monkeys are common but may be aggressive.
60 min
Battambang Bat Caves
The final stop is the Bat Caves, where millions of bats emerge over 30 to 40 minutes, resembling a long dragon moving from the cave. After the bat flight finishes, the tour returns to the hotel.
60 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Battambang 6-Hour Afternoon Tuk Tuk Tour to Bamboo Train, Bat Cave, Killing Cave, and Countryside
by Battambang tours by bun
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$30Overview
This 6-hour afternoon tour in Battambang starts with a hotel pickup at 1:00 pm. The tour begins with a drive around the city to see French colonial buildings and the statue of Lok Ta Dambong Kra Nhoung, a symbol of Battambang. Next, the route passes through Kampong Pil Pagoda and nearby countryside villages. The guide stops at a fruit farm and a local pagoda by the river, where visitors can observe farmers and children. There is a photo stop at a small Golden Gate Bridge near Kampong Pil Pagoda with views of the river. After this, the tour continues to the bamboo train area. Visitors may choose to pay separately to ride the original bamboo train, which passes through small villages and farmland. Following the bamboo train, the tour proceeds to Phnom Sampeau, a mountain site featuring the Killing Cave and Bat Cave. At the Killing Cave, visitors see a stupa containing real bones and skulls of victims from the Pol Pot regime. Guests can either climb on foot or take a motorbike or pickup truck to the top of the mountain, where a Buddhist pagoda and panoramic views are available. Monkeys are common on the mountain, but some can be aggressive. The final stop is the Battambang Bat Caves, where millions of bats emerge at dusk in a display lasting 30 to 40 minutes. After the bat caves, the tour returns to the hotel. The tour includes private transportation, a tuk tuk with driver and local guide, bottled water, and entrance fees for the Killing Cave and Bat Cave. Lunch and the bamboo train ticket are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Battambang Province
The tour begins at 1:00 pm with pickup from the hotel or restaurant. After an initial briefing, the guide drives through Battambang city to see French colonial architecture and the statue of Lok Ta Dambong Kra Nhoung, a symbol of the city.
30 min
Kampong Pil Pagoda
The route continues through small villages and countryside near Kampong Pil Pagoda. The guide stops at a fruit farm and a local pagoda by the river, where farmers and children greet visitors. There is a photo opportunity at a small Golden Gate Bridge nearby with views over the river before heading to the bamboo train.
120 min
Bamboo Train
Guests can choose to ride the original bamboo train for 5 USD per person. This traditional train passes by small villages and farmland. The government plans to close this attraction soon, making this one of the last chances to ride it.
60 min
Phnom Sampeau
Phnom Sampeau mountain includes the Killing Cave and Bat Cave. Visitors see the cave where over 10,000 people were killed during the Pol Pot regime, with real skulls and bones displayed inside a stupa. Visitors can walk up the mountain or take a motorbike or pickup truck to the summit, where there is a Buddhist pagoda and views over the area. Monkeys are common but may be aggressive.
60 min
Battambang Bat Caves
The final stop is the Bat Caves, where millions of bats emerge over 30 to 40 minutes, resembling a long dragon moving from the cave. After the bat flight finishes, the tour returns to the hotel.
60 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.