Cambodian festivals calendar: month by month
A month-by-month guide to Cambodia's main festivals and holidays, from Khmer New Year and Pchum Ben to the Water Festival, with tips for planning your trip.
From silk and Kampot pepper to silver and krama scarves, here's what to buy in Cambodia, where to find it and how to shop fairly and ethically.
A month-by-month guide to Cambodia's main festivals and holidays, from Khmer New Year and Pchum Ben to the Water Festival, with tips for planning your trip.
Buses, minivans, trains, boats, domestic flights, taxis and tuk-tuks: here's how to get around Cambodia, with the pros and cons of each option.
Only have one day at Angkor? This realistic itinerary covers sunrise at Angkor Wat, the Bayon, Ta Prohm and a sunset spot, with tips on timing and pace.
Riverside, BKK1, Tuol Tom Poung, Toul Kork or Koh Pich? Here's how Phnom Penh's main neighbourhoods compare for first-time visitors, families and long stays.
From fish amok to num banh chok, here are 25 Cambodian dishes and drinks to try, with what they taste like and when people eat them.
A short introduction to Khmer culture for visitors: Buddhism, family, respect, the arts, food and the everyday customs you'll notice on your trip.
From jungle treks in the Cardamoms to cycling at Angkor and diving off Koh Rong, here's a region-by-region guide to Cambodia's best outdoor adventures.
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.