The Best Beers In Cambodia
March 12, 2026
Looking for the best beer in Cambodia? Here are the top 3 Cambodian beers ranked…Cambodia Beer, Angkor Beer, and Hanuman. With honest takes on each.
Cambodia Travel Guide
Cambodia is one of Southeast Asia’s most beautiful destinations and one of its most underrated. From the ancient temple complex at Angkor Wat to the chaotic charm of Phnom Penh and the laid-back coast around Sihanoukville, it packs an enormous amount into a relatively small country. The people are friendly, the food is GREAT, and the costs are low.
But it hasn’t always been great vibes…Cambodia has a powerful history that has made them who they are today. This guide covers everything you need to plan a real trip to Cambodia, based on first-hand experience.
| Capital | Phnom Penh |
| Currency | Cambodian Riel (KHR) (USD widely accepted) |
| Language | Khmer (English is common in tourist areas) |
| Best Time to Visit | Nov – Feb (dry season, cooler temps) |
| Visa | e-Visa available online (30 days, ~$36 USD) |
| Getting Around | Tuk-tuks, buses, domestic flights |
| Budget | $30–60/day mid-range; $15–20 budget |
| Electricity | 230V / Type A, C, G plugs |
Things To Do In Siem Reap
10 Tips For Visiting Angkor Wat in Siem Reap, Cambodia
February 24, 2026
Planning a trip to Angkor Wat? These 10 honest tips cover what to wear, the sunrise, guides, hidden temples, and what nobody else tells you before you go.
A Guide To Visiting Siem Reap’s War Museum
February 14, 2026
Visiting the Siem Reap War Museum is a very powerful activity to add to your Cambodia Itinerary
Golf in Cambodia – My Review
February 9, 2026
Golf in Cambodia is incredible and you need to go visit Angkor Golf Resort. Here is my review.
Getting To And Around Cambodia
Is Cambodia Safe For Travelers In 2026
March 4, 2026
Is Cambodia safe for travelers in 2026? Yes, but there are a few things to keep in mind on your trip.
How To Get From Bangkok To Siem Reap
February 8, 2026
Flying, bussing or training from Bangkok to Siem Reap? Here’s an honest breakdown of all three options: costs, times, and what nobody tells you about the border crossing.
Where To Stay In Cambodia
| 🏙️ Siem Reap | ||
| Area | Description | Best For |
| Pub Street Area | The heart of tourist Siem Reap. Loud, lively, and packed with bars, restaurants, and budget guesthouses. Everything is walkable from here. | Budget, nightlife, first timers |
| Old French Quarter | Quieter and more charming than Pub Street with colonial architecture, boutique hotels, and good restaurants. Short tuk tuk ride to Angkor. | Mid-range, couples, boutique |
| Angkor Area | Staying close to the temple complex means less travel time and an early start advantage for sunrise visits. More resort style accommodation available here. | Luxury, early temple access |
| Airport Road Area | Practical option for short stays or early flights. Good value mid-range hotels with easy access to both the city and airport. | Transit, mid-range, value |
| 🏙️ Phnom Penh | ||
| Area | Description | Best For |
| Riverside | The most popular area for tourists along the Tonle Sap River. Close to the Royal Palace, Night Market, and plenty of dining options. Hotels at all price points. | First timers, all budgets |
| BKK1 | Expat and business district with excellent restaurants, coffee shops, and mid to high end accommodation. More relaxed and modern feel than Riverside. | Mid-range, expats, dining |
| Daun Penh | Central historic district close to major landmarks including the Royal Palace and National Museum. Good mix of budget and mid-range options. | Sightseeing, central location |