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Attractions and tours in Cambodia
Attractions, tours and passes worth booking ahead.
Attractions, tours and passes worth booking ahead. Prices shown in AUD for Cambodia.
Attractions and tours in Cambodia
Killing Fields and S-21 museum tour
40kTonle Sap floating villages
40kPhare Cambodian Circus
40kKampot pepper farm and countryside tour
40kAngkor Wat sunrise tour
40kAngkor Archaeological Park 3-day pass
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November-February
The dry season is cooler and far more comfortable for temple days. April is brutally hot, and the wet season from June to October floods some Angkor approaches but leaves the moats full and the crowds thin.
Activities listed are bookable in AUD with instant confirmation where the platform offers it. Jamie has personally booked and taken activities through the platforms recommended on this site. Editorial notes on whether something is worth pre-booking are opinions and labelled as such - a queue-skip that saves three hours in July can be pointless in February. Read the full editorial policy.
Yes. Australians need a tourist visa, which costs USD $30 either as an e-Visa applied for online before you travel, or on arrival at the airport paid in cash. It allows a 30-day stay and can be extended once.
We will send you the Cambodia guide as it grows - what to book before you go, which eSIM and travel card are worth it there, and what things actually cost in Australian dollars.