Budget: Cambodia is quite budget-friendly.

Aim for $30-$50 per day, covering accommodation, food,

transportation, and activities.

Tips on where to sleep:

1. Hostels/Guesthouses: In cities like Siem Reap and Phnom Penh, hostels and guesthouses are
affordable and abundant.
2. Mid-range Hotels: For added comfort, especially in tourist hubs, mid-range hotels offer
quality at a reasonable price.
3. Homestays: Experience local life by staying with families in rural areas like Battambang or
Kampot.

Recommended Places to Visit:

1. Angkor Wat: Explore the ancient temples of Angkor, including the iconic Angkor Wat.
2. Phnom Penh: Visit the Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, and learn about Cambodia's history at the
Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum.
3. Siem Reap: Beyond Angkor Wat, explore the vibrant night markets and enjoy the local
nightlife.
4. Battambang: Experience traditional Khmer culture and visit the Bamboo Train.
5. Kampot and Kep: Relax in these coastal towns known for their laid-back atmosphere and
pepper plantations.

Where to Eat:

1. Street Food: Indulge in local street food in markets like Phsar Thmei in Phnom Penh.
2. Siem Reap Night Market: Try a variety of Cambodian dishes, including amok and lok lak.
3. Kampot Pepper Crab: Don't miss the famous crab dishes in Kampot and Kep.
4. Local Markets: Explore local markets for authentic Cambodian flavors.

Tips:

1. Visa: Check visa requirements and obtain one in advance or upon arrival.
2. Transportation: Use tuk-tuks, buses, and local transportation to get around.
3. Respect Local Customs: Be aware of and respect local customs, especially at religious sites.

Timeline:

 Months 1-2: Research destinations, decide on the length of stay in each place, and book
international flights.
 Months 3-4: Confirm accommodation, plan major activities, and explore transportation
options within Cambodia.
 Months 5-6: Pack essentials, check visa requirements, and learn a few basic Khmer phrases.