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Cambodia from India: plan the trip

Written by The Trip Keeper team Content updated 30 Oct 2026 Facts last checked 30 Oct 2026
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Cambodia is Southeast Asia's temple heavyweight: Angkor Wat and the Angkor complex near Siem Reap are the main draw, with Phnom Penh's riverside and sobering Khmer Rouge history, and the southern islands and coast as the supporting cast. For Indian families it works as a standalone 4 to 6 day trip or as an easy add-on to Thailand or Vietnam. November to March is the comfortable season; US dollars and Cambodian riel are used side by side; the power supply is 230V with plug types A, C and G; and Indians can get a visa on arrival or an e-visa before travel.

Visa for IndiansYes, a tourist visa; e-Visa availablechecked 22 Oct 2026 Best monthsNov to Janchecked 30 Oct 2026 CurrencyKHRchecked 24 Oct 2026 Flight time8 h 30 min with one stop from Delhichecked 30 Oct 2026

Everything we have on Cambodia

Visa

Do Indian passport holders need a visa for Cambodia, and how to get it.

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Best time to visit

Which months suit your family, month by month.

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Travel essentials

What to pack, how to pay and how to stay connected.

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Food

Vegetarian and Jain food, and how to order it.

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Phrases

The words worth knowing, with how to say them.

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Flights

Who flies there, how long it takes, and where the layovers are.

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Events

Festivals and seasons worth planning a trip around.

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Flights to Cambodia

Flights from Delhi to Cambodia

Trips to Cambodia

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Quick questions

When is the best time to visit Cambodia?

November to March, the dry and relatively cool season, is the most comfortable time for Angkor Wat and sightseeing. Our month-by-month best-time guide for Cambodia has the detail.

When does it rain in Cambodia?

The wet season runs from May to October, heaviest in September and October. Rain usually comes as short, heavy afternoon showers rather than all-day rain, so travel is still possible with planning.

How hot is Cambodia?

April is the hottest month, around 35 degrees. November to February is the mildest stretch, roughly 25 to 30 degrees in the day.

Can I use my credit card in Cambodia?

Cards work at hotels, bigger restaurants and supermarkets in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. Everyday spending runs on cash: US dollars and Cambodian riel are both accepted almost everywhere, so carry small dollar notes.

What is the voltage in Cambodia?

230V at 50Hz, with plug types A, C and G (per the IEC). Many Indian two-pin plugs fit type C sockets, but carry a universal adapter for the type G ones.

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