Fair Price Guide
Reference prices for common tourist expenses in Cambodia. Know what things should cost so you can negotiate with confidence.
Transport (10)
Fixed price from airport counter. PassApp/Grab may be cheaper.
New airport is 45km from town center.
Via PassApp. Negotiated street prices may be higher.
Driver waits at each temple. Tip appreciated.
Air-conditioned, comfortable for groups.
6-7 hours. WiFi, USB, snack included.
5 hours via Giant Ibis or Mekong Express.
Passport or deposit required. Check brakes first.
Available at most guesthouses.
45 minutes. Book in advance for best rates.
Food Drink (10)
Noodle soup, fried rice, or BBQ skewers.
Rice + meat dish at a local eatery.
Western or upscale Khmer restaurant.
Happy hour drafts from $0.50.
Buy at convenience stores for best price.
Mango, passion fruit, coconut.
Sweet condensed milk style. Delicious.
At specialty cafes in BKK1.
Fish curry in banana leaf. Must try.
Grilled pork on rice. Classic morning meal.
Accommodation (5)
Fan or A/C. Price depends on location.
Basic room with A/C and WiFi.
Pool, breakfast, good location.
Siem Reap has excellent boutique options.
Near Angkor. Pool villas, spa.
Activities (10)
3-day: $62, 7-day: $72.
Dress code enforced (cover knees and shoulders).
Audio guide included.
Audio guide included. 15km from city.
World's largest Khmer art collection.
Must-see! Book in advance.
Includes market visit and 3-4 dishes.
Tonle Sap. Half-day trip.
Highly recommended for first-time visitors.
Half-day. Rice paddies and villages.
Services (6)
At airport. Passport required.
Same-day service at most guesthouses.
Higher end at spa hotels.
Via travel agent. DIY is cheaper but slower.
BRED Bank cheapest ($4). Avoid ABA for foreign cards.
English-speaking. Walk-in available.