Private Cambodia Tours & Holiday Packages by Local Experts

There are no direct flights from Europe, the US, or India to Cambodia. However, you can fly directly to Cambodia from nearby Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and Laos. If you’re flying from Vietnam, direct flights usually depart from Tan Son Nhat International Airport (Ho Chi Minh City), Noi Bai International Airport (Hanoi), and Da Nang International Airport.

ASEAN members are granted with Cambodia visa exemption, but they all required to carry a valid passport with validity of beyond 6 month from the date of departure.

Most nationalities need a visa to enter Cambodia. Visas can be obtained either online or on arrival t the international airports and or check-points and they are good to stay for up to 30 days depending on your nationality.

And yes, Indians require a visa to enter Cambodia.

If you are booking a tour with us, we usually book with great quality, centrally locations 4 & 5 star hotels in both Phnom Penh and Siem Reap or other cities.

In Cambodia, travelers commonly use Type A, Type C, and Type G plugs:

Type A: Two flat vertical pins

Type C: Two round pins

Type G: Three rectangular pins

Among them, Type C plugs offer more flexibility, as they also fit Type E and Type F sockets, which use two round pins. In contrast, Type A and Type G plugs require matching sockets and cannot fit into different outlets.

Moreover, Cambodia operates on a standard voltage of 230V at 50Hz. Therefore, if your electronic devices are not compatible with this voltage or plug type, you’ll need a travel adapter and voltage converter.

Yes, you can easily access the internet in Cambodia, especially in major cities like Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. Moreover, many cafes, hotels, and restaurants offer free WiFi, making it convenient for travelers to stay connected while exploring the country.

While tipping isn’t mandatory in Cambodia, it’s a thoughtful way to show appreciation for good service. Locals genuinely value small tips, and even a modest amount can make a positive impact.

For example, if you’re satisfied with your meal, consider tipping a waitress around $1–2 USD. For tour guides, a standard tip is $3–5 USD per day, depending on service quality. At hotels, you can tip $1–2 USD to housekeeping or porters if you’re happy with the service.

Yes, Cambodia is generally safe for travelers. In fact, many international tourists visit the country each year and enjoy smooth, trouble-free trips.

Cambodian people are known for being honest, friendly, and helpful. Many locals are eager to assist tourists, especially when language or navigation issues arise.

Despite the recent border tension with Thailand in June 2025, Cambodia remains a very safe country to travel. The situation has not affected tourist areas or major cities like Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, or Sihanoukville. Travelers continue to explore Cambodia without disruption, enjoying its rich culture, ancient temples, and warm hospitality. Safety concerns remain minimal, and the country welcomes visitors with open arms.

We strongly suggest an itinerary that includes must see sights such as Angkor, Phnom Penh and Mekong. A 7-10 days trip would be an ideal choice; here is an example itinerary:

No. Tap waters in Cambodia isn’t for drinking, most hotels offer free water to drink, however, the bottled water is cheap and widely available throughout the country.

The standard toilet in Cambodia is a squat toilet, hotels and mid-range restaurants and apartment building now equipped with  Western-style toilets.

Cambodia is generally a safe destination for LGBTQ + travelers, however, be mindful since the majority of population are still very conservative, specially in rural areas. Avoid public displays of affection – even between heterosexual couples – aren’t common in Cambodian culture, so discretion is advised.