Cambodia's coast is short but varied, from Koh Rong's white sand to quiet Kep and the empty beaches of Koh Kong. Here's an honest guide to where to go and what to expect.
Cambodia's forests, wetlands, rivers and coast offer rewarding ecotourism, from birdwatching on the Tonle Sap to rainforest treks. Here's where to start and how to do it responsibly.
From its founding around 802 to the move away from Angkor in the 15th century, the Khmer Empire built some of the world's greatest monuments. Here's the story in brief.
Plan two to three days in Phnom Penh: the Royal Palace and National Museum, the riverside, the markets and the genocide memorials, with tips on getting around and staying safe.
Giving money to begging children in Cambodia can keep them out of school and on the streets. Here's why, and what you can do instead to help.
Simple steps every traveller can take to protect children in Cambodia: what to avoid, how to support good organisations and what to do if you're worried about a child.
Lazy Beach and Sunset Beach sit on Koh Rong Sanloem's quiet west coast, known for seclusion and sunsets. Here's how to reach them and what to expect.
Siem Reap has a small coworking scene popular with remote workers who want to combine work with Angkor and a slower pace. Here's what to expect.
Planning to stay in Cambodia for months or longer? Here's an overview of the ordinary visa and its business, job-seeking, retirement and student extensions.
Bon Om Touk, the Water Festival, celebrates the turning of the Tonle Sap river with boat races, illuminated floats and moon ceremonies. Here's what to expect.
Pagodas come alive during Pchum Ben, especially before dawn. Here's what you'll see, when to go and how to behave respectfully as a visitor.