The 6 Battambang Cave Tours Worth Going Under For

1.Tuk-Tuk, Bamboo Train, Killing/Bat Caves, Sunset

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 1,436 reviews · 5 - 12 hours · from $9Our pick

Spend about seven hours with an English-speaking guide such as Samol or David, moving by tuk-tuk through Battambang’s markets, villages, rice fields, and temples. Ride the original bamboo train, taste fruit and optional rat barbecue, then visit Phnom Sampov’s Killing Cave and watch millions of bats leave the Bat Cave at sunset. Bring cash for lunch and the $5 train ticket.

“The day was amazing. The guide Somol was extremely knowledgable about all the history, and had a great sense of humor as well”

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2.Battambang Tuk Tuk tour: Bambootrain, Killing & Bat Caves,Sunset

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 799 reviews · from $15Top rated

Spend about seven hours exploring Battambang by tuk-tuk with a local guide such as Samol. Visit villages, rice fields, the Bamboo Train, Phnom Sampeau, the Killing Cave, and the Bat Caves. A Cambodian lunch, Bamboo Train ticket, drinks, and personal spending cost extra.

“Samol was a fantastic guide! He was full of knowledge as well as creating a fun and happy environment. The tour was excellent, explored the sites of Battambang as well as learning about the country’s history and getting to see a once in a lifetime natural wonder of the bats. We would highly recommend!!”

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3.Afternoon tour by tuk tuk to bamboo train,bat cave,killing cave,countryside.

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 344 reviews · from $15

Join a local guide such as Bun or Tha for a six-hour afternoon tuk tuk tour from Battambang through villages, rice country, Kampong Pil Pagoda, the original bamboo train, Phnom Sampeau’s Killing Cave, and the famous bat flight at sunset. Bottled water, transport, and cave fees are included. The bamboo train costs an extra $5.

“Amazing! We really recommend this tour with Bun if you are going to Battambang! It was an incredible experience!”

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4.Bamboo Train, Bat Cave, Killing Cave by Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 182 reviews · 7 hours

Join local guides such as David, Kim, Dan, Rich, or Fei for a private tuk-tuk day around Battambang. You will cross a suspension bridge, visit temples and villages, ride the original bamboo train, learn about the Khmer Rouge at Phnom Sampov’s Killing Cave, and watch thousands of bats pour from the Bat Cave at dusk. Roadside food and rat barbecue are optional.

“Wow! 10/10 we had the best day with David, he really went above and beyond for us. He shared a lot of stories and history with us, which made the day so much more magical! And we were able to embrace a lot of the culture of Cambodia and meet a lot of local people who were also so kind!! David was so friendly, polite and we were able to laugh with🫶🏼 the tour is excellent, we saw so much today and our hearts are filled❤️”

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5.Afternoon Tour: Bamboo Train, Killing Cave &Bat Cave

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 73 reviews · 7 hours · from $9

Spend about seven hours with an English-speaking tuk-tuk guide such as Vatthana, J, Sam, or David, exploring Battambang’s countryside, fruit farms, suspension bridge, bamboo train, Phnom Sampeau, Killing Cave, and Bat Cave. Hotel pickup, drop-off, and water are included, but entrance fees are extra.

“What an amazing day!! Vatthana was an amazing guide who gave me an incredible and personable insight into life and the history of Battambang! He was so friendly and funny and an all round amazing bloke! Couldn’t recommend it more 🙌🏼”

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6.A Day TukTuk Bambootrain, Banan, Killing & Bat Caves, Sunset

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 48 reviews · 11 hours · from $14

Spend 11 hours with an English-speaking guide such as Samol, Uk Bon Thai, or Jay, traveling by tuk-tuk through Battambang’s villages and countryside. Visit Wat Banan, ride the original bamboo train, taste optional rat barbecue, learn about the Khmer Rouge at Phnom Sampov, and watch millions of bats leave the cave at sunset. Lunch and the $5 train ticket cost extra.

“the day trip was really fun and I learned alot from it, sadly the killing cave was closed for a reason today but MR. small but spicy took us to other fun things and made sure we had a fun day! the guide MR. small but spicy is very knowledgeable, any question I asked him about the banan temple or Buddhism, he had an answer to.”

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