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Travelling in Cambodia is the ultimate South East Asian experience.

Beneath the Cardamom Mountains or on the banks of the Mekong, Khmer village life goes on pretty much as it always has (give or take the odd iPhone). And when you’re watching the sunrise over Angkor Wat or the ruins of Tha Promh, the modern world feels a long way off. While progress was dampened for years by a tragic history, Cambodia is now a country on the move. With riverside boulevards and art galleries popping up in Phnom Penh, and Siem Riep's growing reputation for hip cafes and top-notch dining , Cambodia tours aren’t just about the temple-gazing (although we have to admit, the gazing is pretty darn good!).

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Phnom Penh (population 2.2 million)

16.6 Million

Cambodian riel (KHR)

(GMT+07:00) Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta

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Type A (North American/Japanese 2-pin) Type C (European 2-pin)

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Best time to visit cambodia.

Any time of the year is a good time to holiday in Cambodia, with each season having its advantages.

The climate in Cambodia is generally hot and humid throughout the year. Temperatures stay in the 30s (celcius) most of the year, dropping back to the 20s at night.

There are officially two seasons in Cambodia – wet and dry.

During November to May you can expect dry conditions, while June to October will have wetter weather.

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Culture and customs

The Khmer culture has lasted for centuries, and is based on tradition, honouring ancestors, respecting elders and living a life of honesty, humility and kindness. This is probably why Cambodians are known for being some of the warmest, most hospitable and humble people in the world.

As with other neighbouring nations like Thailand, the concept of “saving face” is important. Displaying control and keeping a peaceful nature in public is paramount, as is not losing your temper or ridiculing others. 

Most Khmer people are Buddhist. Monks are highly regarded and respected in society, and religious festivals and ceremonies are important parts of daily life. When visiting Cambodia, expect to see orange-robed monks and many displays of faith - from people visiting large, elaborate temples to them praying over small, humble shrines. 

Despite the infiltration of modern ideas and concepts, Khmer customs and traditions are kept alive with traditional dance, art, festivals and costume enduring alongside modern pop music and dance.

Eating and drinking

Like most other Asian countries, rice, noodle soups and stir fries are common in Cambodia. Drawing on Thai, Chinese and Vietnamese cuisines, Cambodian food is strong in flavour but usually not as spicy as food from neighbouring countries.

Foods to try in Cambodia

1. Fish amok

Fish amok is fish that’s been baked in creamy coconut, ginger, lemongrass and turmeric curry sauce and wrapped in banana leaves. This silky national dish will melt in your mouth. You can also get amok with chicken, tofu or veggies.

2. Nom banh chok

A popular breakfast meal, nom banh chok is a rice noodle soup made with green fish gravy, beansprouts, banana flowers, cucumbers and lots of green veggies.

3. Lap Khmer

Not your typical cold salad, this Khmer specialty is made with lightly seared, thinly sliced marinated beef, dressed with lemongrass, shallots, garlic, fish sauce, herbs, greens and lots of red chillies. 

4. Ongkrong saek koo 

One of the more palatable insect options you’ll find on a Cambodian menu, this dish is a stir fry of beef, basil, garlic, ginger, lemongrass and lots of ants, topped with chilli and served on a bed of rice.

5. Baguettes

A remnant of Cambodia’s French-colonial past, fresh, crunchy baguettes are sold from street stalls and at markets - and make a great, low-cost breakfast or snack.

6. Tropical fruit

Jackfruit, mangoes, bananas, pineapple, dragon fruit and watermelon are all plentiful in Cambodian. Get a street vendor to mix up a fresh juice or smoothie for a refreshing treat.

7. Iced coffee

Sweetened with condensed milk, the beloved iced coffee is the drink to try in Cambodia. If the caffeine gets too much, you can always switch to fresh coconuts to quench your thirst.

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Geography and environment

Bordered by Vietnam , Thailand and Laos , much of Cambodia is covered by forested area, although sadly, this is rapidly changing due to the growth of agriculture, logging and deforestation. Home to the largest lake in South East Asia, Tonle Sap (Great Lake) connects to the Mekong River and swells to four times its normal size during the monsoon season. 

Most of the country is low-lying, except for pockets of mountains. Large cities like Siem Reap and Phnom Penh are typically built-up, busy and filled with modern conveniences like nightclubs, bars, public transport and restaurants. Smaller towns and rural areas enjoy more peace and space, with low-density, simple housing and a reliance on agriculture for income.

History and government

Early history.

Evidence of early life in Cambodia dates back to 1500BC, and further evidence suggests that by the 1st Century, rice cultivation, fishing and animal husbandry were the basis of organised society in Cambodia. Various empires arose in the early stages of Cambodian history, with the Funan and Chenla Kingdoms reigning before the rise of the Khmer civilisation.

Regarded as one of the most powerful empires in the world, the Khmer Empire prospered from the 9th to the 13th centuries. This was a time of growth and expansion, and many of the artistic treasures and archaeological monuments that Cambodia is known for come from this era. The world-famous temples of Angkor were built during this period, and hold important clues to how life was lived back then. Temple inscriptions depicting daily life, religious ceremonies and military exploits give us important insights into this fascinating civilisation.

There are many theories that speculate on the decline of the Khmer Empire. It’s more than likely that a combination of factors including drought, the arrival of the Plague and the rise of neighbouring Thai superpower Ayutthaya resulted in the loss of momentum for a once-powerful empire. A period of decline followed, with the 15th to the 19th centuries marking a time when Cambodia had a lower profile in international affairs, until coming under French Colonial rule in 1863.

Recent history

The events that have shaped Cambodia’s recent history began with the Communist Party of Kampuchea overpowering the Khmer Republic after more than 100 days of fierce fighting. What followed was a radical change in society, with Pol Pot leading the country now known as Kampuchea. This brutal regime soon set about restructuring society and was responsible for committing awful atrocities against the civilian population. Religion and education were repressed, currency and banking were abolished and people were sent to work in the fields. Business people, educators, scholars and other high-ranking members of society were hunted down and murdered by the Khmer Rouge. It's estimated that hundreds of thousands of people (possibly millions) were murdered between 1975 and 1979. In addition to this, many more died of starvation and disease due to a lack of medical care and nourishment.

This nationalistic, murderous regime was finally overcome by the Vietnamese Army in 1979, signalling the beginning of the peace process and the establishment of the People’s Republic of Kampuchea. In 1993, millions of Cambodians voted to elect a new government, which then ratified a new constitution, and in 2004 a tribunal was established to serve justice to the people who committed atrocities during the Khmer Rouge era.

Today, Cambodia is rebuilding and moving on from its tragic past. Many NGOs have set up programs that empower and support Cambodians with education, health care, training and counselling. While wide-scale poverty and other social problems remain, Cambodia continues to gain strength from its burgeoning tourism industry, and has recently been successful in increasing access to education and health care as well as improving overall living standards.

7 must-visit places in Cambodia

1. phnom penh.

Cambodia’s capital may be chaotic but there are moments of peace to be found. Relax in a riverfront bar, find serenity in a local temple or soak up the grand atmosphere of the Royal Palace.

2. Battambang

Beautiful Battambang is home to wonderful examples of French-Colonial architecture, ornate temples, peaceful pagodas and scenic villages. Choose to day trip here or stay longer to be immersed in this place of authenticity.

3. Siem Reap

With vibrant markets, cool bars, excellent restaurants and superb street food - fun times, culinary adventures and a healthy dose of retail therapy are guaranteed in sensational Siem Reap.

4. Kompong Cham

Full of old-world charm and quiet beauty, Kompong Cham is a great place to switch gears and go slow. Wander the streets to admire decaying colonial buildings, visit a Wat for a quiet moment of reflection or sit on the riverbanks and watch fishermen glide by.

The sprawling ruins of ever-impressive Angkor are not to be underestimated. From the smiling faces of the Bayon and the twisted trees of Ta Prohm, to the magnetic aura of mighty Angkor Wat, this archaeological site is both intriguing and inspiring.

Riverside Kampot is a blissful place to unwind. Acting as a gateway to nearby mountains, waterfalls, caves, ruins and national parks, this little haven of tranquillity has a great range of quaint guesthouses and cute cafes to keep travellers comfortable.

Home to rare river-dwelling dolphins, amber sunsets and a gorgeous riverfront, Kratie may be small in size but is still a great spot to stop and get away from it all for a few days.

Highlights of Cambodia

1. angkor wat.

After watching in awe as the sun rises over the incredible Angkor Wat temple, join a local guide to uncover the history and mysteries of this incredible 12th-century temple complex. You may also like to visit a monastery to experience an ancient ritual where you’ll be sprinkled with holy water and blessed with good luck for the rest of your travels.

Get in touch with your spiritual side on our 3 day Cambodia's Secrets of Angkor tour , or our 9 day Cambodia Express tour .

2. Tonlé Sap

Known as the Great Lake of Cambodia, Tonle Sap Lake is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia and is an essential food source for many Cambodians. Hop in a boat and cruise through floating villages where people live in silted houses, study in floating schools, pray in floating churches and temples, and eat in floating restaurants.

Cruise along the Tonle Sap Lake waters on our 9 day Cambodian Traveller tour or on our 18 day Best of Cambodia & Vietnam tour .

3. Kompong Cham

Brimming with vibrant shops, Art Deco buildings, lazy streets and wide riverside boulevards, Kampong Cham oozes old-world charm. Cycle across the famous bamboo bridge, climb the pink French Tower for impressive cityscapes, explore the 11th-century Wat Nokor complex, or tuck into tasty street eats at the market.

Shop 'til you drop in Kompong Cham on our 12 day Cambodia Adventure, on our 12 day Cambodia Discovery tour , on our 12 day Real Cambodia tour or on our 26 day Cambodia & Vietnam Experience .

Kampot’s delicious pepper is known by international chefs as the world’s best. Visit the Pepper Project to learn about (and taste!) why it's so famous, explore the ghostly (but beautiful) buildings near Kep’s waterfront, or enjoy a massage by a blind masseur or masseuse while supporting the local charity, Seeing Hands.

Eat your way through Kampot on our 9 day Cambodia Real Food Adventure on our 14 day Best of Cambodia tour .

5. Phnom Penh

Welcome to Cambodia’s bustling capital. There’s lots to see and do in Phnom Penh, whether you want to marvel at the grandeur of the Royal Palace, eat local specialties at the night market, people watch with a cocktail, or learn about Cambodia’s sobering history.

Navigate your way through busy Phnom Penh on our 13 day Cambodia & Vietnam Discovery or on our 20 day Classic Cambodia & Vietnam tour .

6. Krong Battambang

Discover the beautifully preserved architecture and friendly Khmer people of Battambang – Cambodia's second-largest city – and its surrounding countryside. Enjoy a leisurely bike ride through rural villages, join locals for early morning yoga or folk dancing, or learn how to make amok and spicy fried chicken at a cooking class.

Unwind in Krong Battambang on our 8 day Cambodia Family Holiday With Teenagers.

7. Siem Reap

Experience a traditional shadow puppetry show, peruse the old market for silks, silver and sarongs, or get to know other travellers and locals over a cold beer on Pub Street. When you’re in Siem Reap, don’t forget to try amok – a Cambodian curry dish served in a banana leaf.

Soak up the energy of Siem Reap on our 6 day Classic Cambodia tour or on our 6 day Premium Cambodia tour .

Markets are plentiful in Cambodia - from the large markets like the Central and Russian Markets in Phnom Penh, to the smaller, local markets in regional areas. As with most markets in Asia , bargaining for a good price is commonplace. It's also a good idea to check with your local customs officials to ensure that you are able to bring certain items back into your home country. Australia and New Zealand generally have strict quarantine laws.

Local groups and NGOs have worked to provide training in textile production and help disadvantaged families earn an income. If you are looking to take home a piece of Cambodia, consider purchasing a traditional item from a social enterprise.  

Things to buy in Cambodia

• Silver jewellery
• Stone and wood carvings
• Traditional Cambodian scarves (known as ‘kramas’)
• Hand-woven baskets
• Silk clothing and sarongs

Festivals and events

Most of Cambodia’s festivals stem from Theravada Buddhist rituals. Though they are meant to be spiritual in nature, Cambodians always find a way to inject a lot of fun into them. Here are some of the most important festivals in Cambodia.

1. Water Festival

This three-day festival, which marks the end of the monsoon season and the start of harvest, is a national holiday. Cities across Cambodia flock to the water each November to celebrate, but the festivities in Phnom Penh are by far the biggest. Featuring colourful boat races, illuminated ornamental boats, fireworks, concerts, and plenty of food and drink.

2. Khmer New Year (Chaul Chnam Thmey)

An important celebration in the Khmer calendar, the Cambodian New Year sees three days of people taking part in rituals, playing traditional games, performing gestures of goodwill towards others and enjoying feasts. Most Cambodians return to their homes to spend time with their families during this time.

3. Pchum Ben (Ancestors Day)

“Ancestors’ Day” involves Cambodians visiting pagodas bearing food, flowers, rice and gifts, which are given to monks to offer to the afterlife. Cambodian beliefs are steeped in superstition. The reason for the offerings is not only to commemorate lost loved ones but so the dead do not return to haunt the living. 

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Similar destinations

We have a variety of similar destinations, trips and routes that you could consider! Tie another trip into your holiday, or, see how we can help you get from A to B.

We have tours departing from a variety of locations within Cambodia. The options below may be of interest:

• Bangkok to Ho Chi Minh City
• Ho Chi Minh City to Bangkok
• Phnom Penh to Hanoi
• Phnom Penh to Siem Reap
• Tours from Phnom Penh
• Tours to Siem Reap
• Hanoi to Siem Reap

Country comparisons

Figuring out which country to travel to can be hard, especially when there are countries right next to each other that seem so similar!

So you don't have to roll the dice or pick your next destination out of a hat, we've put together a comparative guide on all things culture, cuisine, and cities (among other things) to make your decision a bit easier.

• Cambodia or Vietnam?
• Thailand or Vietnam?
• Cambodia or Laos?

Further reading

Cambodia travel faqs, do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travellers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travellers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Do you need a visa to travel to Cambodia?

Most tourist visitors to   Cambodia will need a tourist (T) visa for entry. This includes travellers from Australia, the UK, Canada, South Africa, the USA and Ireland. This visa costs USD $36 (subject to change) and is valid for 30 days.

E-Visa Depending on your nationality, you can apply for an E-visas through the official website . Please note there have been reports of fraudulent e-visa websites that mimic the official site. Intrepid recommends only using the official website listed above or arranging your visa through your booking agent.

Visa on arrival Visa on arrival is available for most nationalities at airports and some land border crossings. You will need a passport photo for your visa.

The page is for general information only and may be subject to change. It is your responsibility to obtain relevant visa and travel information required for entry, departure and travel to each country or region you visit on your trip. You should confirm these with the relevant embassies and/or consulates. 

Last updated: 2 June 2023 

Is tipping customary in Cambodia?

Tipping isn’t expected in Cambodia, but it's always appreciated. Feel free to tip drivers and restaurant staff if you feel the service has been good.

What is the internet access like in Cambodia?

Internet access is growing in Cambodia. Internet cafes are easily found in large cities, but the speed may be slower than what you’re used to.

Can I use my mobile phone while in Cambodia?

Mobile phone coverage is generally good in Cambodia’s urban areas, but may not be available in rural areas. Ensure global roaming is activated with your service provider before leaving home.

What are the toilets like in Cambodia?

Squat toilets are the most common in Cambodia, but western-style toilets can be found in large hotels and in tourist areas. Be prepared to pay a small fee when visiting public toilets, and always carry your own toilet paper and soap as they are usually not provided. 

What will it cost for a...?

Cambodia's unit of currency is the riel (KHR):

• Street snack = KHR 2,000-8,000
• Bottle of local beer = KHR 2,000-12,000
• Simple meal at a local restaurant = KHR 8,000-40,000
• Sit-down dinner at a fancier restaurant = KHR 12,000–40,000

Can I drink the water in Cambodia?

It isn't recommended to drink the tap water in Cambodia. Remember to avoid drinks with ice and to peel fruit before eating it. Help the environment and try to avoid buying bottled water. Instead, fill a reusable water bottle with filtered water. Your leader or hotel will tell you where to find filtered water.

Are credit cards accepted widely in Cambodia?

Credit cards are usually accepted by modern hotels, large retailers and tourist sites but are less commonly accepted by smaller shops, cafes and market stalls in rural areas. Always carry enough cash for smaller purchases in case credit cards are not an option.

What is ATM access like in Cambodia?

ATMs are widely available in larger cities, like Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, but are less common in small villages or rural areas. Make sure you have enough cash before leaving urban areas.

What public holidays are celebrated in Cambodia?

• 1 Jan: New Year’s Day
• 7 Jan: Victory Day
• 8 Mar: International Women’s Day
• 12 Mar: Meak Bochea Day
• 13 Apr: Cambodian New Year
• 1 May: Labour Day
• 13-16 May: King Sihamoni’s Birthday
• 13 May: Royal Ploughing Day Ceremony*
• 18 May: Birth of Buddha
• 18 June: Former Queen’s Birthday
• 19 Sep: Pchum Ben Day*
• 24 Sep: Constitution Day
• 29 Oct: Coronation Day
• 2-4 Nov: Water Festival*
• 9 Nov: Independence Day
• 10 Dec: International Human Rights Day

*Please note, Cambodia public holidays may vary.

Is it safe to travel to Cambodia?

Cambodia is a relatively safe destination to visit, however, like other popular travel destinations, there are times when visitors should be more cautious. Petty crime and scams can occur in tourist hotspots and in some regional areas, there may be safety advisories to stick to marked paths.

There can also be severe weather in Cambodia, especially during the wet season (July to November).

Is Cambodia a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travellers?

Everyone should feel comfortable when they travel with Intrepid and we know that many of our travellers are part of the LGBTQIA+ community. It’s important for our travellers to be aware of the local laws and customs in the destinations we visit, as some countries have laws that discriminate against LGBTQIA+ people. We recommend you visit  Equaldex  and/or ILGA before you choose your trip for up-to-date advice and information about LGBTQI+ related laws. 

On the whole, Cambodia is a hassle-free destination for LGBTQIA+ travellers. The former King was a keen supporter of equal rights for same-sex partners, and as a result, most of the population is fairly accepting. Both Phnom Penh and Siem Reap have small gay scenes, though they are decidedly more low-key compared to some parts of Asia. Be aware that Cambodian people typically do not engage in public displays of affection, regardless of sexual orientation.

If you are travelling solo on an Intrepid group tour, you will share accommodation with a passenger of the same gender as per your passport information. If you don’t identify with the gender assigned on your passport, please let us know at time of booking and we’ll arrange the rooming configuration accordingly. A single supplement is available on some tours for travellers who do not wish to share a room.

Is Cambodia accessible for travellers with disabilities?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely accessible , regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travellers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them towards the most suitable itinerary for their needs and where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

Cambodia is not always an easy country to travel to for people with mobility or vision disabilities, due to uneven and often broken footpaths, bumpy and potholed roads, crowded public transport and steps galore at temples. In saying this, local people are extremely hospitable and are likely to help out any travellers in need. The country’s biggest drawcard, the temples of Angkor, has had some ramps added in recent years but the paths are generally uneven and stairs challenging even for travellers without disabilities. Siem Reap and Phnom Penh airports have had recent upgrades in terms of wheelchair ramps and some higher end hotels may have accessible rooms. Many guesthouses and hotels have ground floor rooms although may not have other accessible facilities. Taxi and remorks can be easily and affordably hired to get around for city tours.

What's the weather like in Cambodia?

Cambodia's temperatures stay pretty constant all year round with a distinct wet and dry season. The north generally experiences slightly colder winters (dry seasons) than the south. The dry season is the most popular season to travel by far, as showers usually only occur in the late afternoon and for a matter of minutes before passing over.

What to wear in Cambodia

Cambodia has two types of weather: hot, and hot and wet. Loose, breathable clothing will be appropriate year-round, and if you’re travelling from June through to the beginning of November, you’ll want to pack a raincoat.

What's the transport like in Cambodia?

Intrepid believes half the fun of experiencing a new country is getting there, and getting around once there!

Where possible, Intrepid uses local transport options and traditional modes of transport - which usually carry less of an environmental impact, support small local operators and are heaps more fun.

Depending on which trip you're on while in Cambodia, you may find yourself travelling by Cyclo.

Take the slow road and see Cambodia from the ground level while being pedalled through the streets by a friendly cyclo rider.

Remork, the Cambodian version of the tuk tuk, is a fun way to get around and perfect for short trips.

Get to know the countryside of Cambodia while riding a bicycle. Glide past fields of rice and wave hello to passing locals.

What's the accommodation like in Cambodia?

Travelling with Intrepid is a little bit different. We endeavour to provide travellers with an authentic experience to remember, so we try to keep accommodation as unique and traditional as possible.

When travelling with us in Cambodia you may find yourself staying in a Homestay.

Experience rural life while staying with a local family. Make new friends, eat traditional, home-cooked meals and explore the Cambodian countryside.

How do I stay safe and healthy while travelling?

Intrepid takes the health and safety of its travellers seriously and takes every measure to ensure that trips are safe, fun and enjoyable for everyone. We recommend that all travellers check with their government or national travel advisory organisation for the latest information before departure:

From Australia?

Go to: Smart Traveller

From Canada?

Go to:  Canada Travel Information

From the UK?

Go to:  UK Foreign Travel Advice

From New Zealand?

Go to:  Safe Travel

From the US?

Go to:  US Department of State

The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before travelling?

Absolutely. All passengers travelling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

What is it like travelling on a small group tour?

Whether you’re a seasoned traveller or you’re about to embark on your first trip, travelling can be as intimidating as it is exciting. That's the beauty of a small group tour. From handling the logistics and organising amazing cultural activities to local leaders who know each destination like the back of their hand (like which street has the best markets and where to get the most authentic food), travelling on a small group tour with Intrepid will give you unforgettable travel experiences without the hassle that comes with exploring a new place. Plus, you'll have ready-made friends to share the journey with. All you have to do is turn up with a healthy sense of adventure and we’ll take care of the rest.

Does my trip to Cambodia support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. In fact, we make a donation on behalf of every traveller. Trips to Cambodia directly support our foundation partner, Cambodia Rural Students Trust (CRST) . 

CRST are helping to break the cycle of poverty by inspiring and empowering children in Cambodia with education opportunities. Donations help them provide their students with the best available education, leadership mentoring and life skills. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

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Getting Around Cambodia

You can fly between the main cities in Cambodia, however, we decided to take the slow route and travel around Cambodia by bus and train. We made this decision for a few reasons:

• Firstly, because we wanted to see more of the country and passing through small towns, villages and farmland offers a great insight into daily life.
• Secondly, it’s much, much cheaper. We weren’t worried about splashing a little cash, but taking the bus instead of a flight costs around a third of the price in general.

The downside, of course, is the time it takes. Most internal Cambodian flights take 1-2 hours, whereas the buses take 6 – 8 on most routes. But we were happy to take this time to relax, look out the window and enjoy the scenery.

Cambodian Buses

There are a number of bus companies operating within Cambodia and crossing the border to Vietnam. After a bit of research, we decided to book with Giant Ibis, based on the fact they are slightly fancier than some of the other carriers, and they have a good safety record. (There are lots of road traffic accidents in Cambodia). We took 5 buses with them during our trip and they were pretty good. Some buses had WIFI and in general, the driving wasn’t too terrifying. You can book Giant Ibis buses online via Baolau.

Taking the Train in Cambodia

There is only one train line in Cambodia, which runs between Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville. I would highly recommend travelling this route by train. It was the nicest journey we had in Cambodia. It’s slower than the bus but more enjoyable.

The trains have been refurbished, and have air conditioning, but the carriages are still the older style, which I loved. You pass through the suburbs of Phnom Penh when departing the central station, before moving into open fields and farmland. The train also stops in Takeo and Kampot, before reaching its final destination. You can book trains in advance through baolau .

Our 14 Day Cambodia Itinerary

As we were starting and ending our trip in Ho Chi Minh City, we decided to spend a few days here on either side, which I recommend if you are doing the same. From Ho Chi Minh City, we took the bus across the border to Phnom Penh. If you’re flying straight into Cambodia, it’s likely you will fly into Phnom Penh as it’s the capital city and the largest international airport.

Day 1 Phnom Penh

Phnom Penh is a buzzing capital city with lots of good bars and restaurants, as well as some important historical sites. You will return to Phnom Penh later in your itinerary, so don’t worry about squeezing everything in on your first stay.

Top things to do in Phnom Penh include:

• Tuol Sleng – the high school that became a prison and torture site during the rule of the Khmer Rouge.
• Choeung Ek – One of the Khmer Rouge killing fields
• Phnom Penh Markets – Purchase souvenirs, food and more at one of the many markets in Phnom Penh.
• Cambodi a n Cooking Class – Learn how to cook Cambodian cuisine so you can recreate it at home.

Read our full guide to Phnom Penh.

Where to Stay in Phnom Penh

We stayed in three different hotels during our stay, at three different budget levels and all were great.

Budget – Mad Monkey Hostel Phnom Penh has air-conditioned rooms and an outdoor swimming pool. There are dorms and private rooms.

Mid-range – G Mekong is a lovely hotel with a great rooftop swimming pool and beautiful interior (I loved the showers here!).

Luxury – Raffles Hotel Le Royal is located in the centre of Phnom Penh with an excellent restaurant and bars.

Find accommodation in Phnom Penh

From Phnom Penh, you have a couple of options, but the most common is to either head south to the coast or head west to Siem Reap. We went south first, taking the train from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville.

Days 2-5 Sihanoukville and the Islands

Sihanoukville is a busy town on the south coast and the gateway to Cambodia’s islands. I would personally skip Sihanoukville and head straight out to the islands when you arrive. We spent one night at Otres Beach, where I witnessed the best sunset of my entire life, before taking a boat to Koh Ta Kiev.

Where to Stay in Otres Beach

Budget – Oasis Boutique Hotel is a great option close to the beach, with double rooms from £8 / $11 USD per night.

Mid-range – Sok Sabay Hotel has a pool and restaurant with doubles from £25 / $35 USD per night.

Luxury – White Boutique Hotel  is located at the quiet end of the beach with a pool. Doubles from £51 / $71 USD per night.

Find accommodation in Otres Beach and Sihanoukville

Koh Ta Kiev is an idyllic island, 10 kilometres off the coast of Sihanoukville. It’s not nearly as popular or busy as the islands of Koh Rong and Koh Rong Samloem and it’s all the better for it.

There isn’t much on the island, just a few guesthouses, jungle and beautiful beaches. There’s no electricity, no WIFI and no shops or ATMs. So bring everything you will need with you (sun cream, bug spray, pain killers and cash).

Read about Sihanoukville and the Islands here.

Where to Stay on Koh Ta Kiev

We stayed at Kactus on the sunset side of the island, which has simple huts and treehouses, or you can even sleep in a hammock. The French owners make delicious meals each night for the guests and it felt like something out of the Beach movie.

You can easily spend weeks exploring the Cambodian islands and national parks, but in a two week Cambodian itinerary, a couple of days here is about right.

We boated back to the mainland and took a 2-hour bus ride from Sihanoukville to Kampot.

Days 6-7 Kampot

Kampot is a lovely little town situated on the Preaek Tuek Chhu River. We spent two nights here, but could easily have spent more. There are plenty of things to do in Kampot, it has great little coffee shops and restaurants and a bustling night market. Don’t leave without taking a tour of a pepper plantation, as Kampot Pepper is considered to be the best in the world.

Read about Kampot here.

Where to Stay in Kampot

One of the best things about Kampot is that lots of accommodation is located alongside the river.

Sabay Beach – With its own little beach on the river and surrounded by mango, durian and coconut trees, this is a really peaceful spot with a great little bar/restaurant.

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From Kampot, it’s 45 minutes on a bus to Kep. However, for a more scenic route, you can take the Crab Shuttle down the Preaek Tuek Chhu River and out into the Gulf of Thailand. I highly recommend this.

Kep is an old colonial seaside town, perfect for a lazy couple of beach days if you have time, but otherwise, a day here is enough to sample to famous Kep crab and have a dip in the sea.

Read about Kep here. 

Where to Stay in Kep

If you’re going to splash out I highly recommend you do it here and stay at  Knai Bang Chatt , a stunning beachfront luxury retreat, with a beautiful infinity pool.

Read our review of Knai Bang Chatt.

Khmer Hands is an excellent budget-friendly option.

Find accommodation in Kep

To return to Phnom Penh you can take the train from Kampot, or take the bus from Kep or Kampot. We opted for the bus, purely because the train wasn’t running on the day we were travelling (they don’t run every day). It took 2.5 hours from Kampot to Phnom Penh.

Days 9-10 Phnom Penh

Back in the capital city, we spent a couple of days exploring, before travelling to Siem Reap.

Read about Phnom Penh here.

Now it was time for a night bus! It was actually a pretty good experience. I slept most of the way and actually enjoyed the experience! Again we travelled with Giant Ibis and unless you’re tall you should find it comfortable (I’m 5.6 and Enrico is 5.11 and we were fine).

Days 11-14 Siem Reap

Siem Reap is a great little town and home to Cambodia’s main attraction: Angkor Wat. We allowed five days here to fully explore the temples and the beautiful scenery, but 3-4 is enough to see the highlights.

Top things to do in Siem Reap include:

• Visit The Temples Of Angkor
• Swim At Kulen Waterfalls
• Go To The Landmine Museum
• Go For A Beer On Pub Street
• See The Cambodian Circus
• Shop At The Markets

Read about Siem Reap here.

Where to Stay in Siem Reap

We stayed at two accommodations in Siem Reap, one budget and one mid-range. There are some incredible luxury hotels in Siem Reap if you have the budget.

Budget – Nikas House is a short walk from the centre with a great little pool. 

Mid-range – Memoire Siem Reap has a large pool and very attentive staff.

Luxury – FCC Angkor by Avani is located in the centre of Siem Reap with an outdoor saltwater pool.

Super Luxury – Bensley Collection – Shinta Mani Siem Reap is a gorgeous 5 star resort, where each room has its own butler.

Find accommodation in Siem Reap

From Siem Reap, we considered heading to Battambang before returning to Phnom Penh but decided it would be too rushed. So took a bus back to the capital.

What to Eat in Cambodia

Cambodian cuisine has an interesting mix of influences including Chinese and French, it also shares many similarities with its Thai and Vietnamese neighbours.

Some must-try dishes during a Cambodian trip include:

Fish Amok – a curry made with coconut milk.

Kroeung – a type of Khmer curry paste made from lemongrass, turmeric root, garlic, shallots, galangal and fingerroot, or Chinese ginger. It’s often steamed in a folded banana leaf and accompanied with rice.

Beef Lok Lak – A stir-fried beef dish, prepared with plenty of oyster sauce, soy sauce, and sometimes palm sugar. Usually served with rice and occasionally with an egg.

Beef Saraman Curry – (my fave!) A beef curry made with a mixture of spices including coriander and cardamom, coconut milk and peanuts. Yum! (If you go to Kampot I recommend the Saraman Curry at Rikitikitavi).

Kep Crab With Kampot Pepper   – The famous dish of Kep features the locally caught crab served with a green peppercorn sauce, created with pepper from Kampot’s impressive pepper plantations. A must try.

Banana Flower Salad/Green Mango Salad – These two salads are light and refreshing and great for lunch, often served with chicken or fish. Both contain shallots, garlic and chilli.

Kuy Teav – A popular soup made with clear, light, pork broth, garlic, greens, scallions and noodles, eaten at all times of day. Usually served with pork but sometimes other meats.

Deep Fried Tarantulas, Crickets and Snakes – you’ll often find these at street vendors, although I have to admit I wasn’t brave enough to try them!

Cambodia Accommodation 

Cambodian accommodation, in general, is great value. We stayed in some excellent guesthouses with air-con and hot water for less than £15 a night. If you want to go really cheap, there are beds in hostel dorms for less than £7 a night. And if you have some money to spend there are some fabulous hotels.

Getting to Cambodia

There aren’t any direct flights into Cambodia from the UK or Australia, so getting there involves a stopover. (Stopping in Doha with Qatar Airlines or Singapore with Singapore Airlines). We decided instead, to fly into Ho Chi Minh City in neighbouring Vietnam, and take a bus across the border. You can fly direct to Ho Chi Minh City from London or Sydney.

We had an incredible two weeks in Cambodia, and I can happily say I haven’t outgrown backpacking just yet!

How long should I spend in Cambodia?

Two weeks is the perfect amount of time to travel in Cambodia. This way you can see the main cities and sights, as well as enjoy the beaches in the south.

What can I do in one week in Cambodia?

Visit Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and the famous temples of Angkor Wat as well as one of the beach towns or islands.

What is the best month to visit Cambodia?

Cambodia is warm throughout the year, but the best time to visit is between November and May when the rainfall is the lowest.

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I absolutely love this post! Packed full with information and the video is a great touch. Your Cambodia journey looks like so much fun and adventure! I can’t wait to see what else you get up to!

Thank you! It was a great trip.

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Hi. I am so happy I found this website. Thanks for all the great info. I will be travelling to Cambodia for fun and volunteering in Feb-Mar, 2024. My main concern is animal/insect/jellyfish dangers. Did you have any encounters with dangerous creatures, including stray dogs? Thanks.

Have a great trip! We didn’t have any encounters during our trip. Perhaps take some reef shoes and insect repellent and ask advice from the locals. We didn’t see many stray dogs but I’m sure it depends on where you stay and are volunteering. Always worth making sure you travel vaccines are up to date too! Hope it goes well.

I am planning a tour from uk to Vietnam South Ho Chi Minh to North Hanoi . But like to visit Phnon Penh Cambodia for 2 days . Which one better land at Ho Chi Minh, Go to Phnon Penh and back to Vietanm Or Land at Phnon Penh which is long distance and come to Vietnam ?

I think it depends on how much time you have and how you plan to travel. If there are direct flights to Ho Chi Minh perhaps its better to fly there and then take a local flight to Phnom Penh? Hope you have a great time!

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Awesome as always. I wish though the cabin for premium was upgraded.... Same old sane old :(

I requested an aisle seat and got a middle seat The flight gate was changed and the flight was delayed

In general good, but the machine seems to be long in operation and some functions were restricted as e. g. Adjusting of seats.

Cabin Crew always friendly and helpful. Seating cramped - foul smelling from toilets, high risk of disease. Guard personal property such as expensive sunglasses Coffee always awful and cold Meal trays toddler sized Not worth the extra cost to fly SQ - use a budget airline, same if not better experience

Wonderful service, planes and interior in great condition, very pleasant experience

Every thing was fine. Some ild classical Hindi movies should be add

The premium economy seats were not that great. It could have been more premium than economy seats.

Transfer within the same terminal and lots of facilities at the airport.

I did not like anything. Flight experience was bad overall.

Due to the delay of my first flight, my connecting flight with JetBlue was canceled by Singapore Airlines, but the JetBlue crew was very accommodating and rebooked a seat for me. The crew was very nice and had good attitude.

Flight delay was informed at the last minute. Food quality is not up to Qantas standard I was unable to book an online boarding pass on any of my 6 flights.

Following a marathon flight riddled by delays and changes from Santiago, Chile, my flight to Melbourne from Sydney was on schedule but I was transferred to the next flight. The reason by ticketing and the floor manager was I missed the entry to flight by one minute! That's right, the emphasised that if I was 1 minute earlier I would be on the flight. I asked what was the point them emphasising 1minute overdue and how that helped me or the situation. They didn't care at all. Replying that if it was one minute earlier they would've done something and smirking delivering the information. Australian's do call Australia home, Qantas calls Australian's suckers.

Rescheduled after ticket purchased and issued, not 2 or 3 times and not a fourth but by 5 times, by Qantas, that's right, 5 changes! Forcing an overnight stay in Chile and need for visa. Qantas can no longer provide basic services as a national or international service provider. Professionalism is extinct and the provider needs to be mentored and educated in perfecting who to operate as an airline. Qantas is the spirit of Australian dissatisfaction.

Amazing! Was put on the earlier flight and I requested for an aisle seat and was given it. Thanks Qantas!

The staff we fantastic and seemed to work very well with each other

Business lounge in Melbourne mediocre. Look at Emirates or Qatar, Qantas! Great friendly crew. Food was good but Emirates is a level above. Business seat good. But can’t compare to Qatar. Main reason for booking Qantas is loyalty and terrific connection via Perth to LHR.

It's only a short trip from Sydney to Melbourne, which i have done many times. The trip met my expectations

The crew were amazing - A great job. They made me feel special and valued.

I really appreciated the fact that when I checked my bags at the Quantas counter after arriving from an international flight an hour early, the agent noticed I had a very long layover. He then found an earlier flight that allowed me to get to Cairns several hours earlier than I planned. That was amazing because I had already traveled over 20 hours and wasn’t looking forward to such a long layover. It allowed me to see my daughter and grandchildren much earlier (it had been two years since I visited last).

Qantas cancelled my flight for no good reason and rebooked me into a middle seat.

chaos boarding. Crew in business class seemed short staffed and lacking in attention to details initially, but did improve during flight.

The cabin was quite noisy as there were lots of children travelling for the school holidays. Found the selection of movies limited.

Delayed, not enough information. Had to ask for refreshments, crew could have been more proactive

The best so far coz this time it was all male steward on the economy cluster. They were polite, efficient & genuinely courteous. They do not judge you when you ask for more food & peanuts.

My first course flight (Aor-Kul) was cancelled in the morning, and they asked me to board the night flight hence I need to transit overnight for the 2nd flight (Kul-Myy) that supposed to be on the same day. The overnight stay was not provided, (I'm traveling with my spouse, a daughter (5 y.o.) and an infant (2 months old). Hence I booked Sama Sama Hotel at my own expense (fortunately using my enrich miles points). Other than this issue, all services is good.

Orange juice change to mineral water . Should keep the orange juice.

Entertainment system was too old, crew were unorganised during boarding

No recognition for one World Emerald member. Business class seat has flat bed

No recognition for one World Emerald member. I got row 1 in business class and it was pathetic. No leg space, cramped space, less recline

Legs space in the business class cabin is too small and pillow is dirty!

Very good crew, very efficient. Unfortunately not all items listed in duty free catalog were available.

Many changes need to be addressed from airport check in to flight departure. If they observe other major airlines, then they can expect what Sri Lankan airlines need to update their procedures.

Very professional and well managed. On time, great staff and comfortable.

Smooth takeoff and landing. Best service experience in all our travels over the years. Caring and attentive crew. Loved our flight to and fro.

not looking like a national flag carrier.. both the ground team and flight team are far from being kind and helpful. Not sure what's wrong.

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Terrible experience. Unexpected wait due to staff delay was not taken proper care. Food inflight could be better where as flight attendees on flight hospitality was 100%

Aircraft used fir this route was pretty old. Seats 💺 were hard & difficult to reclaim although it was flat bed

Because of the bubble agreement b/w India and Srilanka, I was not allowed to board the flight to Columbo. My experience about airport representatives was good. They were through in their job and saved my family from getting stuck in Columbo (as I would not be able to fly to Doha because of bubble agreement). So by their prompt attention, such a catastrophe was avoided. For this reason, even without flying with them, I would rate them 7/10.

It would have been perfect if there was onboard entertainment.

Food was unfit even for prisoners. larger front seats are terribly uncomfortable, which is ironic. Thorough need to upgrade aircraft on such a long route.

Interment is zero tv wasn’t work phone charger plug doesn’t work moves doesn’t work

Food could be better they need a better caterer in DC flight from India always has better food

Very very impressed with the proactive care and alertness with which ABHISHEK Chowdhary took care of us. Quietl,dignified , very alert, and meticulous. Very impressed. Also with SUNiL Kumar who was there for us in a very helpful way. SHERLY ALEX On Flight 119, BOM TO JFK CUSTOMER ON SEAT 21C, 21ST March 2024

Old fittings. Went business class. Staff not very considerate regards comfort.

Old aircraft, crew were so so. Meals were mediocre. Flight to delhi was delayed. Lounge needs update and was mediocre too.

The food on board the flight was atrocious - tasteless, spicy as hell, and simply a hodge podge of nonsensical items of poor quality.

The food was abysmal, entertainment system didn't work. seats were broken, toilets were unclean, I am going to write an official complaint because the experience was below average.

Flight got delayed by 3 hours but no compensation or anything

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