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The world's largest religious monument with iconic sunrise views and centuries of Khmer history.
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Riverside cafes, royal palaces, and a poignant, essential history to understand modern Cambodia.
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Your home base for temple-hopping, with a lively night market and easy day trips.
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A small pink sandstone temple famous for the finest stone carving in the Angkor region.
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White-sand islands, laid-back beach bars, and boat trips to Koh Rong.
View destination guidePepper farms, French colonial streets, and sunset river cruises at a slower pace.
View destination guideThe Bamboo Train, colonial architecture, and a real contemporary art scene, minus the crowds.
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Southeast Asia's largest freshwater lake, home to stilted and floating villages.
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| You want... | Go to... |
|---|---|
| Ancient temples | Siem Reap |
| Beaches & islands | Sihanoukville & Islands |
| Food & city life | Phnom Penh |
| Riverside & slow travel | Kampot |
| Colonial architecture | Battambang |
| Floating villages | Tonle Sap |
A rough starting point, every itinerary below can flex.
Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and the night market.
4–5 days Siem Reap + Phnom PenhTemples, then the capital's history and river life.
7 days Temples + City + CoastAdd a few island days in Sihanoukville at the end.
10–14 days Cambodia HighlightsEverything above, paced slower, with buffer days.
Real day-by-day plans, use as-is or as a starting point
Angkor Wat sunrise, Bayon's smiling faces, and Ta Prohm's jungle ruins in three easy days.
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Siem Reap temples, Phnom Penh history, and a Tonle Sap boat trip.
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Combine Angkor's temples with island time in Sihanoukville.
View itineraryMore itineraries (Kampot, Battambang, longer routes) will be added over time. Budgets are rough estimates for accommodation, food, and local transport, not flights or tours, verify current prices before booking.
Small planning errors that are easy to avoid once you know about them.
The park is enormous, rushing from temple to temple leads to fatigue, not memories. Spread it across two or three mornings if your schedule allows.
Distances look short on a map, but Cambodia's roads add up fast. Check real timing in the Logistics guide before committing to a same-day plan.
Outside the busiest December–January weeks, availability is rarely tight. Booking a few days ahead keeps your route open to change.
Bring more cash than you think you'll need before heading to Koh Rong, Kep, or rural areas, machines can be scarce or out of service.
Midday heat at Angkor is no joke, especially March–May. See Weather & What to Pack for specifics.
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