Orphanage tourism in Cambodia: why to avoid it
Visiting or volunteering at orphanages in Cambodia can harm children, even with good intentions. Here's why experts advise against it and better ways to help.
Your passport usually needs at least six months' validity and blank pages to enter Cambodia. Here's what to check before you travel and what to do if it's close to expiry.
Visiting or volunteering at orphanages in Cambodia can harm children, even with good intentions. Here's why experts advise against it and better ways to help.
Phnom Penh has a growing number of spas, from simple massage shops to hotel spas and social enterprises. Here's where to find them and what to expect.
Cambodian coffee is growing in reputation, especially from the highlands of Mondulkiri and Ratanakiri. Here's what to buy, where to find it and how to pack it.
Visiting Cambodia during Khmer New Year? Here's how to behave at pagodas and family gatherings, join water fights politely and show respect during the holiday.
Sihanoukville International Airport can shorten the trip to the islands and the south coast. Here's when it makes sense, how to reach the ferry and what to check.
Hiring a tuk-tuk driver is the most popular way to tour Angkor. Here's how to find a good driver, agree a fair price and plan your route.
Old Market, riverside, Wat Bo or the outskirts? Here's how Siem Reap's main areas compare for temple trips, nightlife, families and quiet stays.
Samlor korko is a hearty vegetable soup thickened with toasted rice and flavoured with kroeung and prahok. Here's why it's called Cambodia's national soup.
Small shrines called spirit houses stand outside homes and businesses across Cambodia. Here's what they are, who lives in them and why people leave offerings.
Most visitors to Phnom Kulen see the waterfall and the reclining Buddha. Hike further and you'll find riverbed carvings, ruined temples and quiet forest trails.