Giving alms to monks: how visitors can take part respectfully
Giving food to monks in the morning is a daily act of merit in Cambodia. Here's how visitors can take part respectfully, what to offer and what to avoid.
Kuy teav is a comforting rice noodle soup with a clear pork broth, toppings and fresh herbs. Here's how to order it and customise it like a local.
Giving food to monks in the morning is a daily act of merit in Cambodia. Here's how visitors can take part respectfully, what to offer and what to avoid.
Ratanakiri offers jungle treks, river trips and overnight forest stays, often with indigenous guides. Here's how to plan one from Banlung or Veun Sai.
Long Set Beach offers a quieter stretch of Koh Rong's coast within walking distance of the village. Here's how to get there, where to stay and what to expect.
Prek Toal, on the Tonle Sap, hosts some of Southeast Asia's largest colonies of large waterbirds. Here's when to visit, what you might see and how to arrange a trip.
Jayavarman VII rebuilt Angkor after the Cham invasion of 1177, adopted Buddhism and built the Bayon, Ta Prohm, Preah Khan, hospitals and rest houses across his empire.
Kep is a small seaside town known for its crab market, sea views and calm pace. Plan a day or two for the crab market, Rabbit Island and the national park trail.
Visa on arrival is available at Cambodia's international airports and many land borders. Here's what to bring, what to expect at the counter and how to avoid border scams.
Practical insights for professionals visiting Phnom Penh for business: key districts, meetings, local partners, regulations, networking and daily logistics.
At Banteay Chhmar, a remote Angkorian temple in northwest Cambodia, a community tourism project offers homestays, local guides and village experiences.
Booking, clothing, communication and tipping: here's what to know about spa etiquette in Cambodia, from simple massage shops to luxury resorts.