Costs & Budget

What do you get for your budget?

Backpacker (€15 - €25 per day)

Backpackers who want to travel as cheaply as possible can easily get by on a small budget in Cambodia.

Stay in cheap hostels or guesthouses (dorms)
Eat street food or cheap Cambodian dishes such as amok curry and lok lak
Travel by local buses, tuk tuks or hitchhike with locals
Visit sights such as Angkor Wat with a day pass (€37)
Enjoy free activities such as beach days and visiting markets

Perfect for: Budget travelers, solo travelers, long-term backpackers.

Flexpacker (€30 - €50 per day)

Flexpackers seek a balance between comfort and adventure without spending too much.

Stay in private rooms in hostels, boutique hotels or budget hotels
Eat a mix of street food and comfortable restaurants
Travel by Grab, taxis or sometimes night buses for longer distances
Book activities such as a boat trip on the Mekong or a massage
Enjoy a mix of budget and luxury, with room for spontaneous spending

Perfect for: Couples, digital nomads, travelers who want a little more comfort

Luxury trip (€80 - €150+ per day)

Do you want to enjoy Cambodia to the fullest with luxury accommodations and exclusive experiences?

Stay in 4 or 5 star hotels and resorts with swimming pool
Dine at high-end restaurants and enjoy cocktails with a view
Travel by private car, fast boat or domestic flight
Book exclusive tours, such as a private tour of Angkor Wat at sunrise
Pamper yourself with wellness days and spa treatments.

Perfect for: Luxury travelers, honeymooners, budget travelers

How much does it cost to travel through Cambodia? Budget overview for every traveler

Cambodia is one of the most affordable destinations in Southeast Asia, but you can make it as cheap or as luxurious as you want. Whether you’re a backpacker, flexpacker or luxury traveller, here’s a handy guide to the average daily and monthly costs of living in Cambodia.