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Seven days can cover Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. Ten adds a southern stop; two weeks gives room for forest and coast.
Compare 7, 10 and 14-day routes →THE CAMBODIA COLLECTION · 21 FIELD GUIDES
Twenty-one ways into one extraordinary country—from sacred mountains and river dolphins to design, football, fine hotels and nights full of life.
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Seven days can cover Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. Ten adds a southern stop; two weeks gives room for forest and coast.
Compare 7, 10 and 14-day routes →November to February is an easy first choice. Other months suit different interests, with more heat or rain to plan around.
See the month-by-month guide →Compare Angkor, the capital, coast, Mekong and highlands by travel style and how long you can stay.
Compare Cambodia’s places →Visa eligibility and Cambodia e-Arrival are separate checks. Use the official portals linked in our arrival guide.
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01 · SIGNATURE ITINERARYTen days, nine nights: Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Angkor, then Kampot and a return to the capital before departure.
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02 · CITY GUIDEWhere to stay, eat and explore in Cambodia’s river capital, with royal history, creative energy and nights that rarely end early.
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03 · THREE-DAY ITINERARYA balanced three-day Angkor itinerary—and a creative small city worth discovering in its own right.
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04 · BEACH GUIDEChoose between Koh Rong, Koh Rong Sanloem and Cambodia’s tropical coast, with practical stops in Kampot and Kep.
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05 · LUXURY GUIDEHistoric hotels, private islands, jungle design and a new generation of sophisticated Khmer hospitality.
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06 · DISH GUIDESix essential Khmer dishes, fresh markets, family recipes and the ingredients that make Cambodian food distinctive.
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07 · PHNOM PENH NIGHT ITINERARYA practical Phnom Penh nightlife itinerary from river sunset to rooftops, live music and late clubs, with clear safety advice.
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08 · NORTHWEST GUIDECreative Cambodia, graceful old streets and countryside that begins at the city’s edge.
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09 · SOUTHERN GUIDERiver sunsets, pepper country, mountain air and Cambodia’s quietly delicious coast.
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10 · HIGHLANDS GUIDERolling hills, forest waterfalls, Indigenous culture and ethical elephant encounters.
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11 · FAMILY GUIDETemples, pools, wildlife, islands and hands-on culture for a family journey everyone remembers.
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12 · CULTURE GUIDEWater races, New Year joy, dance, music and traditions that invite the whole country to join in.
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13 · ACTIVE GUIDEZipline, quad bikes, mountains, kayaking, golf, diving and wild roads beyond the temple trail.
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14 · RIVER GUIDEFreshwater dolphins, river islands and the slow, generous rhythm of Cambodia’s great waterway.
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15 · WORLD HERITAGE GUIDEPyramid temples, sacred mountains and two UNESCO landscapes beyond the Angkor circuit.
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16 · WILDERNESS GUIDERainforest rivers, conservation camps and a wild green Cambodia few visitors expect.
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17 · SPORT GUIDERoaring stands, rising teams, world-class precision and a sporting culture full of colour.
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18 · WELLNESS GUIDESpa rituals, tropical mornings and a gentler rhythm for visitors thinking beyond a short holiday.
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19 · DESIGN GUIDEHandwoven silk, expressive ceramics, silver, fashion and design with a clear Cambodian voice.
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20 · OPPORTUNITY GUIDEA practical introduction to Cambodia’s international communities, momentum and long-term opportunity.
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21 · ESSENTIAL GUIDEA simple framework for building a Cambodia journey with enough time to enjoy it.
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