All about transportation in Cambodia, including bus and mini-bus reviews, airport transfers, and how to get from here to there, including Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, Sihanoukville to Phnom Penh, and Kep to Kampot.
Larryta Express has been around for a couple of years now, but have never really taken off with foreigners because — seriously — their logo is hard to read. I’ve actually had someone ask me if I’ve taken the “squiggly … Continue reading
There may come a day when you need to make a quick visa run to Thailand. And while Poipet is a nightmare few expats want to relive, crossing the border at Cham Yeam is a much more relaxed experience. Prepare to … Continue reading
Visitors to Siem Reap will be relieved to hear that airport transfers to Siem Reap are pretty painless. The reason for this is that there’s virtually no competition from the Siem Reap Airport (REP) and the drivers have strict rules … Continue reading
As of December 19, 2017 PSD will no longer be offering service between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. Now that the road between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap is fully paved and the trip takes only six hours, there’s no … Continue reading
Gone is the longstanding Bangkok Airways monopoly, and today there are four airlines that fly from Bangkok to Siem Reap: AirAsia, Thai Smile, Cambodia Angkor Air, and Bangkok Airways. We give you all of details so you can decide which Bangkok … Continue reading
If you’re visiting Kampot and are itching to see Kep, or are sick of eating crab in Kep and are ready to see sleepy Kampot, never fear, there are several options to go back and forth between Kep and Kampot. … Continue reading
If you’re traveling from Battambang to Sihanoukville, get ready for a long journey. There are a few options available to you, but each of them is going to take a big chunk of time. Expect to take a full day … Continue reading
This dispatch is from our Cambodia railway correspondent, Abigail Gilbert. The schedule and prices are updated as of June, 2019. After a wait of 14 years, passenger trains are once again running in Cambodia. Train buffs will need no other excuse … Continue reading