A Complete Guide For A Trip From Hong Kong To Phnom Penh

Despite the rather tumultuous past, Phnom Penh is changing rapidly day by day to rebuild itself. Together with intriguing markets, a charming café culture and a delicious dining scene, modern shopping malls and high-rises are mushrooming in the city. Below is some useful information for a trip from Hong Kong to Phnom Penh – the vibrant bustling capital of Cambodia.

Getting from Hong Kong to Phnom Penh

Obviously booking flights from Hong Kong to Phnom Penh, Cambodia is the most convenient way to travel between these two cities. The average price for flights from Hong Kong to Phnom Penh is 262 USD and the total flight duration is around 2 hours and 25 minutes.

If you are looking for cheap flights, don’t forget to visit the website of Cambodia Angkor Air – one of the leading airlines that frequently offers the best deals for flights to Cambodia. Currently you can find on its website cheap flights Hong Kong to Phnom Penh One Stop at Siem Reap (round trip) with only 550 HKD (equivalent to 71 USD). The promotion is valid until 31 March 2018.

Accommodation in Phnom Penh

There are an endless number of accommodation choices in Phnom Penh, from guesthouses and mid-range hostels to high-class hotels and resorts. If you are on a tight budget, you can still have a room for about 5 USD per night. The mid-range deals are offered at about 50 USD, though you can find some very nice rooms from 35 USD. Options from more than 100 USD are for a stay at the luxurious hotels and resorts.

Food and drink in Phnom Penh

Khmer food in Phnom Penh offers a very different taste for the same kinds of curries or noodle dishes. One of the best ways to explore the Cambodian culture is to try their traditional foods such as Fish Amok, Kuy Teav, Beef Lok Lak or Num Banh Chok. Food stalls are located everywhere in the city and are ideal places to enjoy some street foods. Phnom Penh also has a fair share of Western foods, mostly found in the European style cafes in the city.

Nightlife in Phnom Penh

Although the nightlife in Phnom Penh is not as vibrant as in Siem Reap, it is still a good little party town with a variety of assortments such as backpacker bars, rooftop pubs and cheap eats. If you want to enjoy the nightlife in Phnom Penh, then Foreign Correspondents Club, or better known as the FCC, is a place surely worth a try. It is a public bar and restaurant that serves local, as well as fusion à la carte dishes from the East and West.