How much does Cambodia cost per day?
Budget travelers spend $25-40/day (dorm beds, street food, buses). Mid-range travelers spend $50-100/day (private rooms, restaurants, tours). Luxury travelers budget $200+/day for resorts and private experiences.
- Street food meals: $1-3 | Restaurant meals: $3-8
- Hostels: $4-15/night | Hotels: $20-100/night
- Angkor Wat day pass: $37 USD
- USD is accepted everywhere alongside Cambodian Riel
Cambodia Travel Costs
Everything you need to budget your Cambodia trip. Daily costs, accommodation prices, food, transport, and practical money tips for every travel style.
Budget Levels
What you can expect to spend based on your travel style
Backpacker
$25-40
$750-1,200/month
Dorm beds, street food, buses, free activities
Mid-Range
$50-100
$1,500-3,000/month
Private rooms, restaurants, some tours, comfort
Comfort
$100-200
$3,000-6,000/month
Nice hotels, private transport, premium experiences
Luxury
$200+
$6,000+/month
5-star resorts, private guides, fine dining
Cost Breakdowns
Detailed guides for every category of travel expense
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Complete daily cost breakdown for backpackers, mid-range, and luxury travelers.
Learn moreAccommodation Prices
Hotel, hostel, and guesthouse prices across all Cambodia destinations.
Learn moreFood & Dining Costs
Street food to fine dining. What to expect for meals and drinks.
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Buses, tuk-tuks, taxis, domestic flights, and ferry costs.
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Temple passes, guided tours, cooking classes, and experience costs.
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Currency exchange, ATM fees, credit card usage, and money tips.
Learn moreWhat Things Cost in Cambodia
Price breakdowns for individual items, from beer and tuk-tuks to SIM cards and the Angkor Pass.
- Airport Transfer pricesAn airport transfer in Cambodia costs $7–$12 by taxi or tuk-tuk.
- Angkor Pass pricesThe Angkor Pass costs $37 for 1 day, $62 for 3 days, or $72 for 7 days.
- Attraction Admission Fees pricesA 1-day Angkor Wat pass costs $37. Most other attractions charge $2–$20 admission.
- Beer pricesA draft beer in Cambodia costs $0.50–$1.50 at most bars and restaurants.
- Bottled Water pricesA 1.5L bottle of water costs $0.25–$0.50 in Cambodia.
- Bus Ticket pricesAn intercity bus ticket in Cambodia costs $8–$15 for major routes.
- Cocktail pricesA cocktail in Cambodia costs $2–$4 at local bars and $4–$8 at upscale venues.
- Coffee pricesAn iced coffee in Cambodia costs $0.50–$1 at street stalls, $2–$4 at cafes.
- Cooking Class pricesA Cambodian cooking class costs $15–$35 per person including market tour and meal.
- Daily Costs by City pricesA mid-range traveler spends $50–$100 per day in Cambodia depending on the city.
- Domestic Flight pricesA domestic flight in Cambodia costs $60–$120 one-way.
- eSIM Card pricesAn eSIM for Cambodia costs $5–$15 for 10–30GB data.
- Ferry Ticket pricesA return ferry ticket to Koh Rong costs $12–$22.
- Guided Tour pricesA guided tour in Cambodia costs $15–$50 per person for group tours.
- Gym Membership pricesA gym membership in Cambodia costs $30–$80 per month.
- Haircut pricesA men's haircut in Cambodia costs $2–$5 at local shops.
- Hostel Bed pricesA hostel dorm bed in Cambodia costs $3–$8 per night.
- Hotel Room pricesA mid-range hotel in Cambodia costs $25–$60 per night. Budget rooms start at $8–$15.
- Laundry pricesLaundry in Cambodia costs $1–$2 per kilogram.
- Massage pricesA 1-hour massage in Cambodia costs $5–$10 at local shops and $15–$30 at hotel spas.
- Motorbike Rental pricesMotorbike rental in Cambodia costs $5–$10/day for an automatic scooter.
- Private Car Hire pricesA private car with driver costs $40–$80 per day in Cambodia.
- Restaurant Meal pricesA restaurant meal in Cambodia costs $2–$5 at local restaurants and $5–$15 at tourist-oriented spots.
- Scooter Rental pricesScooter rental in Cambodia costs $5–$10 per day for an automatic.
- SIM Card & Data pricesA tourist SIM card with 10–30GB data costs $2–$5 in Cambodia.
- Street Food pricesA plate of street food in Cambodia costs $0.50–$2.00.
- Taxi pricesA short taxi ride in Cambodia costs $2–$5 via Grab or PassApp.
- Temple Entry Fees pricesAn Angkor Wat 1-day pass costs $37. A 3-day pass costs $62.
- Tuk-Tuk Ride pricesA short tuk-tuk ride in Cambodia costs $1–$3. Full-day hire runs $15–$25.
- Visa Fee pricesA Cambodia tourist visa costs $30 (on arrival) or $30 (e-visa).
- WiFi & Internet pricesWiFi is free at most hotels and cafes. Home internet costs $20–$40/month.
Price Comparison by City
How costs vary across Cambodia's main destinations
| City | Hostel/Night | Hotel/Night | Local Meal | Beer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phnom Penh | $5-12 | $25-80 | $2-8 | $0.75-2 |
| Siem Reap | $4-10 | $20-60 | $2-6 | $0.50-1.50 |
| Sihanoukville | $6-15 | $30-100 | $3-10 | $1-2 |
| Kampot | $4-8 | $15-50 | $2-5 | $0.50-1 |
| Koh Rong | $8-20 | $40-150 | $4-12 | $1.50-3 |
Money Tips
Practical advice for handling money in Cambodia
Currency
US Dollars are widely accepted alongside Cambodian Riel. Bring clean, unmarked USD bills.
ATMs
ATMs dispense USD. Most charge $4-5 per withdrawal. ABA Bank and Canadia Bank have lower fees.
Bargaining
Expected at markets and with tuk-tuk drivers. Not appropriate in restaurants or shops with fixed prices.
Tipping
Not traditionally expected but appreciated. Round up bills or leave $1-2 for good service.
Cost FAQs
Common questions about money and costs in Cambodia
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