Cambodia

Cambodia ATMs

Automatic Teller Machines are appearing more and more frequently in Cambodia, making it easier to get out cash while you're travelling in the country (more...)

Phnom Penh, Cambodia: The Ghost City Come Back To Life

Phnom Penh has survived the darkest years of its country's history and its own near-destruction to become a city of life once again. (more...)

Cambodia’s Sihanoukville Airport Reopens

The beach town of Sihanoukville has long been a backpacker favourite in Cambodia. Now the town's airport has reopened with 1 hour flights to and from Angkor Wat in the north of the country (more...)

Travel Discussion Forums Search Updated

Want to search 12 different traveller discussion forums in one go to get the latest information from travellers already on the road? Try the Travelhappy Travel Discussion Forums Search. (more...)

Travelfish Guides: Phi Phi, Phuket, Angkor Wat and Vientiane

Fed up with lugging around heavy, out of date guidebooks? Get the essential facts in Travelfish's small but perfectly formed Guides - 12 pages packed with the latest info that you can print out or browse online (more...)

Travel Discussion Forums Search Engine

Looking to get answers to your travel questions but fed up with hunting through lots of different travel discussion forums? Try Travelhappy's dedicated Travel Forum Search Engine (more...)

Budget Flights From Thailand to Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and more

Some flight routes and budget carriers that might be useful for planning a trip around South East Asia. Please note this is not a complete list, by any means - it's just the budget flights I know that definitely exist (more...)

Last Chance To Eat Crispy Spiders In Cambodia?

The town of Skun in Cambodia is famous for serving up fried tarantula with garlic and salt as a crispy delicacy. But locals are now worried that spider numbers are decreasing due to deforestation, threatening much of Skun's economy (more...)

The Lost Executioner: A Story Of The Khmer Rouge: Nic Dunlop

The Lost Executioner chronicles photographer Nic Dunlop's obsessive hunt for Comrade Duch, the man who presided over the deaths of thousands as the commandant of Tuol Sleng, Cambodia's notorious interrogation centre, during the genocidal regime of the Khmer Rouge. (more...)

Cambodia’s Tomb Raiders Threaten Country’s Heritage

A stark warning from this recent AFP article: "As tomb raiders plunder Iron Age treasures -- beads, gold ornaments and even the bones from burial mounds -- archaeologists warn that Cambodia's rich pre-Angkorian heritage will be completely lost within three years." (more...)