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No pictures will ever do Angkor Wat justice, you’ve got to see it in person. Take the 3 day pass, you’ll need it!
Phnom Penh has lively nightlife and colorful markets 24/7.
Kampot is a great place to kick it for a few days in the countryside.
Check out Phare, the Cambodian Circus. They put on a great show, and support local youth.
Visit the Killing Fields and Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh. It’s graphic, but important to understand the history.
The crabbing market in Kep is beautiful at sunset.
Popular Destinations
+ Siem Reap
+ Angkor Wat
+ Phnom Penh
+ Kampot
+ Koh Rong
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We’ve gone through many rounds of trial and error while traveling, especially during the time we spent in SE Asia. If you’re headed to this part of the world, check out our top 50 take aways from five months in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, and the Philippines.
Southeast Asian markets tested our shopping resolve in many, many ways. Whether it was snake liquor in Laos, pearls in Bangkok, or street food in Cambodia - these six unique markets stole our hearts and our money and we aren’t even a little mad about it.
After spending some time in Cambodia’s cities and countryside, we made a list with all our favorite stops along the way.
The rural towns of Kampot and Kep lay along the coast just 3 hours outside of Phnom Penh. Relax on a river cruise, wander a seaside market, hike in the clouds, enjoy some community cuisine, or even tour a pepper farm!
The fun city of Phnom Penh is a necessary stop on your Cambodia visit. There are many opportunities to explore the country’s tumultuous past. There are also tons of great hostels and food finds!