Looking to travel Cambodia? You’ll find out why that’s a great idea below.
Cambodia is a special country! Amazing sights and always a joy to be around the locals. One of the must see attractions for any visitor to Cambodia is the incredible Angkor Wat.
Southern Cambodia is host to many amazing islands and beaches. Hopping between these small chunks of land is amazing and well worth the visit! Koh Ta Kiev and Ream National Park area two areas not to be missed!
Below you’ll find a whole bunch of Cambodia travel tips and itineraries, and plenty more. Get basic information from Cambodia infographics and a map of the best places to see.
If there is something I’ve missed or you still have questions, please reach out to me and I’ll respond to you personally.
To be honest, Battambang was never on my list of must-see places of Cambodia. Neither was the Bamboo Train of Battambang, it just seemed like it would be a tourist trap. I guess it
Notoriously one of the most confusing and corrupt border crossings in Southeast Asia, there’s an easy way to take all the stress out crossing the Laos to Cambodia border by bus.
Travel in Cambodia is amazing. There aren’t many things in this beautiful country that I wouldn’t jump at a chance to experience again. The Siem Reap to Battambang slow boat is
Cambodia Travel Infographics
Travel insurance is something I never leave home without and my go to provider is World Nomads – it’s just not worth the risk!
Cheap airfares can always be found on Skyscanner and Momondo – between those you’ll find a great deal!
Hostels and hostels can be found in almost every destination you can think of on Booking.com!
Guidebooks are plenty, but Lonely Planet have been the ones to turn to for years for a reason!
Booking a guide doesn’t have to be difficult with GetYourGuide – book before tours book out!
Book buses, ferries and trains on 12Go.Asia and Bookaway for most Southeast Asian countries!
Still have questions?
Do you still have questions about traveling in Cambodia? I’d love to help you out with whatever you need to know, or specific tips/tricks to make your journey to Cambodia easier.
The best way is to leave a comment on any of the posts (I’ll respond to each and everyone) or you can contact me easily by email – ben@horizonunknown.com