To reach Cambodia, more than a dozen airlines operate flights to the country's international airports—notably Phnom Penh (Pochentong) and Siem Reap. It's important to know that none of them offer direct flights to Cambodia. Generally, you'll need to make one or even two stopovers depending on the airline you choose.

Airlines

Here's a list of airlines that can get you to the land of the Khmers (in no particular order):

1. China Southern
2. Thai Airways
3. China Eastern
4. Vietnam Airlines
5. Emirates
6. Qatar Airways
7. Singapore Airlines
8. Cathay Pacific
9. Air France
10. Korean Air
11. Asiana Airlines
12. EVA Air
13. ANA (All Nippon Airways)

Depending on the airline, stopovers typically occur in Bangkok (Thailand), Vientiane (Laos), Hanoi (Vietnam), or Singapore.

The average price for a flight to Cambodia is around €650. This can vary depending on your departure month. A round trip in March may cost approximately €550, whereas in July it can reach €980. You'll find the best fares by traveling in March, May, September, or November. Pro tip: it's better to depart on a Tuesday and return on a Wednesday for even better prices!

We recommend booking your flight several months in advance to secure the best possible rate.

If you're departing from Europe, it's advisable to take an evening flight and try to sleep as soon as possible to minimize the effects of jet lag—Cambodia is 5 hours ahead. This way, you can make the most of your trip from the very beginning!

As with all international and long-haul flights, it's recommended to arrive at the airport at least 2 hours early. This way you can depart with peace of mind and be prepared for any airport surprises, such as long queues.

Generally, for trips to Cambodia, passengers are allowed to bring between 25 and 30 kg of baggage per person.