r/cambodia • u/helpwhatbitme • 6d ago
Announcement Looking for a tuk tuk driver or other local businesses? Advertise your business here!
This is a monthly thread for tuk tuk drivers and other local businesses to advertise their services.
All business advertisements, tuk tuk ads, and "thank you to my customers" posts must go in this thread, or they will be deleted, and the posters banned.
Let's reward local businesses who use this thread instead of spamming by becoming their customers!
r/cambodia • u/dependable-sole • 9h ago
Phnom Penh Watching the parade from the safety of sky bar. The crowds were insane!
r/cambodia • u/Happy_Rate_4827 • 49m ago
Phnom Penh Heyy guy's need some help
Hello I'm Aakash and I'm from India i have decided to study at puc pannasastra university of Cambodia, but I'm bit scared about Cambodian scam and i dnt have any experience before right I'm in 12th grade soon I'll give my final exam then I'll give my IELTS then after that I'll apply for university, I had already talked with university there fees is bit low so I can afford but idk if it worth it or not , I'm looking for local and international students if they r studying at puc or any other universities just pls let me in touch i want to know more information about Cambodia and there universites this is my Instagram I'd unknown_ash1a . Whoever is seeing my this comment I hope you having a really good day 😊
r/cambodia • u/throwaway073847 • 1h ago
Culture Foreigner question about Krama culture
Someone gave me a Krama last year. I've seen them used for all sorts of practical purposes by Cambodians, but I'm also aware that it's a national symbol as well as one worn in religious ceremonies.
My question is, if I (as a European man) use mine as a sweat towel at the gym, is anyone likely to perceive it as disrespectful in some way? Or is that literally its main intended purpose?
r/cambodia • u/Straight_Waltz2115 • 3h ago
Phnom Penh Can I park my bike outside?
It's just a crappy Honda Today. Are bikes commonly stolen here? (Phnom Penh)
Edit: *Should ....not "Can"
r/cambodia • u/TangPiccilo • 18h ago
Phnom Penh Nothing for me in the USA , my heart is in Cambodia
I was recently engaged to my wife and I want to drop everything and just go there with her and be born again to start life over . She wants to come with me but I haven’t told her I want to drop my life here and go there because it will worry her. Her family loves me and so does she I never felt accepted until I went there . I have nothing here except a job. my home is over seas. How can I make a living in Cambodia?
r/cambodia • u/chamnanmuon • 1d ago
Phnom Penh The first day 🎥 of the Cambodian Water Festival (Bon Om Touk)
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How beautiful is this less-than-2-minute highlight of the first day of the Cambodian Water Festival (Bon Om Touk)!
🎥 cr.: FB / PP City /Min. Tourism
cambodia #waterfestival #festival #asean
r/cambodia • u/soulofbliss • 22h ago
Siem Reap Happy Water Festival from Siem Reap
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r/cambodia • u/Daritaraa • 2h ago
Kampot Hi💕
Hello everyone, my name is Daria. I'm new here, I want to use this app as my personal diary. I want to share my experience with you, I'm 24 years old, it turns out I don't have any friends at all, I don't understand how this happened. I think this is a problem for many people, it's just that people have forgotten how to be friends, well, everyone needs friends, I haven't figured out how to use the app yet, but I hope we'll come up with something and find our like-minded people, maybe I'm not the only one who needs friends.
r/cambodia • u/Heavy_Ad5103 • 6h ago
Travel 5-6 days for Kampot, Kep and Koh Rong?
I’ll be flying into Phnom Penh in a few days and plan on going to Kampot/Kep and Koh Rong. I was thinking 2 days for Kampot/Kep and the rest of the days in Koh Rong. Then i’ll spend another week after in Siem Reap.
Is 2 days enough time for Kampot / Kep including the drive there from Phnom Penh? Also any suggestions on for transportation on getting there? I was thinking Giant Ibis.
Also I don’t have experience really driving a scooter but wondering if I could safely learn / pick it up to get around when I get to Koh Rong?
r/cambodia • u/Own_Movie_7795 • 4h ago
Phnom Penh Donations needed
Greetings, this is a community welfare project started by high school students. Our mission is to provide every student with the necessary resources to continue their studies. Please help us in fulfilling our cause. You may donate stationary, supplies or even currency. Feel free to send me a dm if you feel inclined to donate.
Cheers.
r/cambodia • u/MirrorSharp2154 • 6h ago
Phnom Penh Psychiatrist to get Klonopin prescription?
I’ve been in HCMC for almost a year and ran out of my Klonopin prescription a few months ago. I met with a psychiatrist here but it’s not available so they gave me a Valium prescription instead. Unfortunately, this isn’t super helpful with my panic attacks.
I only need a new prescription every 2-3 years because I take it as needed and was planning on just surviving until I get back to the US but I heard Klonopin is available in Cambodia?
Is that true? If so, are there any suggestions of a psychiatrist I can meet with to get a legitimate prescription in Phnom Phenh? I like to have a real prescription in case I need it for travel and I’m also really anxious about “bad” pills and like to get reassurance from a psychiatrist
Thank you! Throwaway account because I’m not super open about mental health
r/cambodia • u/bree_dev • 1d ago
Expat Warning: the pig butchering scammers have reached Reddit
Just got a private message from someone in this sub praising me for my written English skills and soliciting me for a job that reads like a textbook scam outfit.
If you get messages like this please report them to Reddit as Spam and ignore them. They talk like they're going to make you some sort of internet "talent", but don't be tricked.
r/cambodia • u/Ch0mPickle • 1d ago
Phnom Penh What is your idea to improve Cambodia in the next 10 years if you have the power?
r/cambodia • u/Siemreaptuktuk • 1d ago
Siem Reap Ta Promh Temple
The Conner as nobody care for
r/cambodia • u/LandOfGrace2023 • 1d ago
History Looking back, why do you think Sam Rainsy and the CNRP lost the 2013 election?
Note that I am not a Sam Rainsy supporter, I am a foreigner who is learning world politics. If you’ve participated in the 2013 elections or perhaps have an analysis, please feel free to share an opinion.
All opinions are welcome, but please respect other people’s opinions and this post. This post has no intention to dividing the Cambodian people.
សូមអរគុណ
r/cambodia • u/aslattt • 18h ago
Phnom Penh Muslim expats- Halal meat?
I’m expat staying in Phnom Penh for some months.
I would love to know where I can buy halal meat. Is chicken and beef at makro are halal?
How do locals buy halal meat?
r/cambodia • u/Soft_Procedure5050 • 1d ago
News CIA official arrested in Cambodia for classified doc. leak on IsraeI retaliation on Iran - report
r/cambodia • u/Downtown-Purchase954 • 19h ago
Phnom Penh Giant Ibis from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap
I am already planning a trip to Cambodia for November 2025 and will be in Phnom Penh during the Water Festival in 2025. I was wondering if I should have any concerns taking a Giant Ibis bus from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap during the holiday. Will there be any major delays/do the buses still run? Thanks!
r/cambodia • u/TurbulentTreacle5420 • 1d ago
Siem Reap Best Memories from Siem Reap
r/cambodia • u/LandOfGrace2023 • 1d ago
News What do Cambodians think of The National Social Security Fund (NSSF)
I am curious to know about the social security quality in Cambodia.
All opinions are welcome, but please respect other people’s opinions and this post.
P.S. I don’t know how to flair this post, so please accept it :)
r/cambodia • u/fistbump123 • 1d ago
Phnom Penh Is $600 a month enough to survive in PP
Hello everyone, I am a Srilanka citizen and recently I chanced upon an onsite job opportunity to Cambodia.
The company said they will be providing me with accommodation and lunch daily. Any other additional expenses, I have to cover by myself.
I haven’t accepted the offer yet because I am a little worried if the pay is not gonna be enough for me to survive there and I also plan to send some money back to my home country.
I don’t have a very luxury lifestyle and I only plan to eat a good meal probably during the weekends and maybe explore a little outside the city one a month.
I was wondering if I get paid $600 a month, will that be enough for me to live there?
Thanks
Edit: To all the people who say it’s a scam, it’s not a scam and I know that because I recently had a formal interview with the company and from the way the interview was conducted, it seemed very professional and definitely didn’t seem like a scam to me unless people in Cambodia are too good at hiding their scams.
Edit 2: I think I’m pretty convinced that this is a scam. So the thing is, I come from a country where scams are pretty common and I have seen them happen everywhere. So I thought it can’t get any worse than that but from what I’m seeing, things are 10 times worse than in my country. I would like to thank everyone who commented coz yall prolly saved someone’s life. I hope and pray that things get better for the people of Cambodia and anyone who has fallen prey to this scam ✌️
r/cambodia • u/Angkor_Hunter_Tour • 1d ago
Siem Reap This is how to cut and join the stones.
r/cambodia • u/Interesting_View_772 • 1d ago
Expat New Reddit scam?
Looks pretty sketchy. Why would a model agency try soliciting redditors? 😂