Temples and heritage
Siem Reap · Angkor · Banteay Srei
Temple landscapes, creative neighbourhoods and the great lake.
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Five ways into Cambodia
Mekong and wildlife
Kratie · Mondulkiri · Ratanakiri
River dolphins, forests, quiet roads and highland cultures.
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3 days
One place, explored well
Choose Siem Reap or Phnom Penh and balance landmarks with neighbourhoods and food.
7–10 days
Cambodia essentials
Connect the capital with Angkor, add one contrasting extension and keep travel days comfortable.
14 days
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Combine cities, heritage and countryside, then continue to the coast or the Mekong.
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Cambodia today, and the essentials
Weather right now
Phnom Penh
26°
Partly cloudy · 95% rain
Siem Reap
26°
Drizzle · 94% rain
Battambang
25°
Drizzle · 90% rain
Kampot
26°
Overcast · 96% rain
Kratie
26°
Overcast · 94% rain
Mondulkiri
22°
Overcast · 100% rain
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Temples and heritage
Angkor, Koh Ker and the ideas behind Khmer architecture.
History
Periods, events, places and people that shaped Cambodia.
Culture
Language, belief, customs, arts and everyday etiquette.
Food
Dishes, ingredients, markets and regional flavours.
Nature
Wetlands, forests, wildlife and responsible encounters.
Daily life
SIM cards, money, getting around and everyday courtesy.
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Guide · 15 Oct 2026
Contribute to the Handbook
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Guide · 15 Oct 2026
Angkor Travel Guide: Passes, Routes, Sunrise and Temples
Choose an Angkor Pass, plan a route, pick sunrise or sunset and find the guide for every temple.
Guide · 4 Oct 2026
Khmer New Year in Cambodia 2027: Dates, Customs & What to Expect
Three days of temples, family and water-splashing in mid-April, and how to plan around them.
Guide · 30 Sep 2026
Chinese New Year in Cambodia 2027: Dates, Customs & Where to See It
Not an official holiday, but red decorations, lion dances and market closures are everywhere. What to expect on 6 February 2027 and…
Guide · 30 Sep 2026
New Year’s Eve in Cambodia 2026: Where to Count Down
Countdowns on the Phnom Penh riverside, Siem Reap’s Pub Street and the islands, New Year’s Day sunrise at Angkor, and the 1…
Guide · 30 Sep 2026
Christmas in Cambodia 2026: Where to Celebrate & What to Expect
Christmas is not a public holiday in Cambodia, but malls, hotels and churches still celebrate. Where to go in Phnom Penh, Siem…
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Come for Cambodia. Remember the people.
Learn a greeting, ask before taking photographs, dress respectfully at sacred sites and support Cambodian-owned businesses. Small gestures return the welcome many travellers remember most.