A Two-Week Trip to Cambodia: The Perfect Itinerary

Updated on Sep 15, 2024 | Cambodia e-Visa

In the first quarter (Q1) of 2024, Cambodia welcomed 1.58 million foreign visitors, a 22.5 percent increase from 1.29 million during the same period in 2023. It's a fact that Angkor Wat Temple is the major attraction for tourists, but there are many other places and ancient temples that you can visit during your trip to Cambodia.

To begin with, if you are visiting Cambodia, you may want to get a visa online. You will have to see if your country is on the list of Cambodia eVisa eligible countries. To save time and hassles, consider applying for an eVisa online. You can easily find out the eligibility for your country to get the eVisa for Cambodia.

Benefits of obtaining a Cambodian eVisa

  • Apply from the comfort of your home
  • Quick processing time (usually within 3 days)
  • Avoid long queues at the airport
  • Valid for a 30-day stay

Now, let's dive into a comprehensive two-week itinerary that will help you experience the best of Cambodia:

Days 1-3: Phnom Penh

Start your journey in Cambodia's bustling capital:

  • Explore the magnificent Royal Palace.
  • A trip to the National Museum is a great idea to witness the relics of Khmer history and art.
  • Between your first 3 days, you can consider a trip to the somber Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, one of the best museums in Cambodia.
  • One option for capping off the day would be to take a Mekong River sunset cruise.

Day 4: Siem Reap

  • Begin your day in Siem Reap with a visit to the largest religious structure in the world, Angkor Wat Temple.

Days 5-8: Siem Reap and Angkor Archaeological Park

  • You can explore Siem Reap more and visit the Angkor Archaeological Park.
  • Dedicate ample time to explore the wonders of Angkor.

Day 5: Angkor Wat

  • If you love to capture beautiful sunrise moments, you can consider witnessing the stunning sunrise at Angkor Wat.

Day 6: Ta Prohm

  • Discover the enigmatic faces of Bayon and the jungle-entwined Ta Prohm.

Day 7: Preah Khan and Banteay Srei Temples

  • You can allot your day 7 to visit Preah Khan and Banteay Srei temples.

Day 8: Relax in Siem Reap

  • Relax in Siem Reap, explore the Old Market, or take a Khmer cooking class.

Days 9-10: Battambang

  • Experience the unique Bamboo Train ride.
  • You can explore the colonial city of Battambang on your 9th day.
  • Watch the spectacular bat exodus at Phnom Sampeau at sunset.
  • Explore the gorgeous countryside in a tuk-tuk.

Days 11-13: Sihanoukville and Koh Rong

Time to unwind on Cambodia's southern coast:

  • Spend a day in Sihanoukville, adjusting to the beach atmosphere.
  • Book a ferry and travel to the beautiful island of Koh Rong.
  • Enjoy pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters.

Day 14: Return to Phnom Penh

Head back to the capital for your departure:

  • Squeeze in some last-minute shopping at the Russian Market.
  • Do not miss the last chance to taste an authentic Cambodian meal before going back to your country.

Want to visit Cambodia? Why not apply for eVisa today?

Know that some delays and circumstances can cause you to make some changes. Do not worry about making any changes to your itinerary according to the circumstances. Remember that your aim for the trip is to have maximum fun. So, make it your priority. Avoid hassles right from the beginning. Apply for a Cambodia eVisa online and begin your trip to Cambodia.

Check Eligibility for Cambodia e-Visa and apply for Cambodia e-Visa 5 days prior to your scheduled flight to Cambodia. Finnish citizens, Austrian citizens, Croatian citizens and Chinese citizens are eligible to apply online for Cambodia e-Visa.

 
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