International · Cambodia
Cambodia
Angkor at dawn, and everything Cambodia is beyond it.
Ideal length
7–10 days
Bespoke from
₹2.0L / pax
Time zone
GMT +7
Visa
eVisa, 3 days
Featured packages
Featured packages for Cambodia.
The Place
Yes, you'll see Angkor. But you'll also walk a floating village on the Tonle Sap, eat amok in a Khmer home, and spend two nights on Koh Rong's quiet east coast. Cambodia is a slow, generous country.
Language
Khmer
Plug
Type A/C · 230V
Tipping
$1–2 standard, $5–10 for guides
Tap water
Bottled only
Best time
November to March
Getting there
Connect to Siem Reap via Bangkok or Singapore
Currency
USD / KHR
Why we go
Three reasons Cambodia stays on our atlas.
When to go
Signature experiences
The reasons you came for, and a few you didn't.
IconicAngkor at sunrise, then by tuk-tuk
Ta Prohm before the crowds, Angkor Wat's reflection pools, then quieter Bayon and a lunch break.
CulturePhare Cambodian Circus
An evening of acrobatics by graduates of a school for at-risk children, better than it sounds, by far.
Off-gridTonle Sap floating village
A slow boat to Kompong Khleang, the most authentic of the Tonle Sap settlements.
FoodKhmer cooking class with a chef
Market shop, fish amok, and a long sit-down lunch at the chef's home.
Field notes
Small things that change the trip.
Practical Cambodia knowledge from people who keep going back.
- 01
Three full days at Angkor, not one. The complex deserves it.
- 02
USD is accepted everywhere; KHR is given as change under $1.
- 03
Phnom Penh's S-21 and Choeung Ek are heavy and essential; plan a quiet evening after.
- 04
Avoid land-mine areas in the far north-west; we route around them.
- 05
Koh Rong is the beach finish; the eastern side is the quieter one.
Questions
What we get asked about Cambodia.
Pair this with
Trips we often run alongside.
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