Things to Do in Cambodia

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Irrawaddy Dolphins in Kratie: How to See Them Responsibly

Mar 30, 2026

Spot the rare irrawaddy dolphins kratie along the Mekong River with tours costing $10-$15. Best sightings occur Nov-May; buses from Phnom Penh take 6-7 hours at $10-$15 fare.

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Phnom Kulen National Park: Tickets, Trails, and Waterfall Guide

Mar 30, 2026

Phnom Kulen National Park is 50 km from Siem Reap with a $20 entrance fee. Highlights include waterfall swimming, hiking trails, and ancient carvings. Travel time is 1.5 hours by tuk-tuk or motorbike.

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Kulen Mountain: Sacred River Carvings and Waterfalls

Mar 30, 2026

Kulen Mountain, located 50 km from Siem Reap, features sacred river carvings and waterfalls within Phnom Kulen National Park ($20 entry). A day trip here has cooler temperatures and a mix of cultural history and nature.

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Phnom Bokor: The Abandoned French Hill Station

Mar 30, 2026

Phnom Bokor, a former French hill station 37 km from Kampot, features colonial ruins and cooler climates. Entrance is $5, and the drive takes 1.5 hours through Bokor National Park.

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Bokor National Park: The Ghost Town in the Clouds

Mar 30, 2026

Bokor National Park, about 140 km from Phnom Penh, features colonial ruins and waterfalls at 1,080m elevation. Access via Kampot with motorbike rentals around $5-10/day. Best visited Nov-Feb for cool weather and clear roads.

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Kampot River: Kayaking, Sunset Cruises, and Pepper Farms

Mar 30, 2026

Kampot River has kayaking rentals for $8-12, sunset cruises at $12-20 per person, and nearby pepper farm tours for $5. Easily accessible by bike or tuk-tuk, with best visits in dry season Nov-Feb.

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National Museum of Cambodia: Khmer Art and Sculpture Collection

Mar 30, 2026

Visit the National Museum Cambodia in Phnom Penh to see Khmer art and sculpture with tickets at $10. Open daily 8 AM–5 PM, near the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda.

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Independence Monument Phnom Penh: History and Significance

Mar 30, 2026

The Independence Monument Phnom Penh, completed in 1958 and standing 37 meters tall, commemorates Cambodia's 1953 independence from France. Located at a key city intersection, it hosts national ceremonies and reflects Khmer architectural heritage.

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Night Market Phnom Penh: Street Food and Souvenirs After Dark

Mar 30, 2026

Phnom Penh night market runs from 5pm to 11pm near Sisowath Quay, with street food dishes priced $1-$3 and souvenirs from $3. Easily reached by tuk-tuk ($3-4).

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Russian Market Phnom Penh: Where Locals Actually Shop

Mar 30, 2026

The Russian Market Phnom Penh is a local shopping hub with goods from $1 to $20, located 3 km from downtown. Tuk-tuks cost $3-$5, and it’s open 7 AM to 7 PM daily.

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Central Market Phnom Penh: Art Deco Architecture and Local Goods

Mar 30, 2026

Central Market Phnom Penh features iconic Art Deco architecture and a wide variety of local goods, from jewelry to fresh produce. Entry is free; tuk-tuks cost $3-5 from town, making it a convenient stop in Cambodia’s capital.

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Wat Phnom: The Hill Temple That Gave Phnom Penh Its Name

Mar 30, 2026

Wat Phnom, a Buddhist temple on a man-made hill in Phnom Penh, marks the city's origin. Free entry, located 2 km from the riverside, and open 7 AM to 6 PM daily.

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