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Cambodia Itinerary 7 days Cambodia Tour Plan Cambodia Tour Guide #cambodiatourism #cambodiatour #cambodiatemple If you're planning a family trip that’s budget-friendly, unique, and packed with culture and adventure — then let me take you through one of the most unforgettable journeys I’ve ever had — 7 days in Cambodia. From ancient temples straight out of a movie set, to floating villages and wildlife sanctuaries — this Cambodia Tour surprised us at every corner. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Budget Flights (India–Cambodia round-trip) Airfares from major Indian cities (Delhi/Mumbai) to Cambodia (typically Phnom Penh or Siem Reap) vary by season. Budget travelers can find round-trip deals around *₹20,000–₹25,000* (e.g. VietJet/AirAsia via Bangkok). Mid-range options (with fewer stops or more convenient timings) run closer to *₹30,000–35,000* per person. (This means a group of 4 would spend roughly ₹80,000–₹140,000 total on flights.) Visa Indian citizens need a tourist visa for Cambodia. An e‑visa (or visa-on-arrival) costs about *\$30–\$36* (≈**₹2,500–₹3,000** per person). (This covers a single-entry, 30-day visa; double-entry visas cost more but are unnecessary for a one-week trip.) Accommodation (7 nights) Cambodia offers many budget and mid-range lodging options. *Budget guesthouses/hostels* run about *\$20–\$40 per night* (≈**₹1,650–₹3,300**), while *mid-range hotels (air‑con, private bath)* are typically *\$50–\$80 per night* (≈**₹4,100–₹6,600**). For 7 nights in *double occupancy**, that is about **₹12,000–₹23,000* total (budget) or *₹29,000–₹46,000* (mid-range). Per person (sharing a room), that works out to roughly *₹6,000–₹12,000* (budget) versus *₹14,000–₹23,000* (mid-range) for the week. Meals Food is very affordable. Local Khmer meals cost only *\$1–\$3* on the street, *\$4–\$10* at simple restaurants, while Western-style or nicer restaurants run *\$10–\$25**. We can budget about **\$10–15 (₹830–1,250) per day* for a budget traveler (street food + local diners) and *\$20–25 (₹1,650–2,100) per day* for a mid-range diet. Over 7 days, that is roughly *₹6,000–₹9,000* (budget) up to *₹12,000–₹15,000* (mid-range) per person. Local Transportation Getting around Cambodia is cheap if using tuk-tuks, moto-taxis, and local buses. A short *tuk-tuk ride* typically costs about *\$1–\$3* (≈₹80–250). Inter-city buses/minivans (e.g. Phnom Penh ⇄ Siem Reap) cost about *\$10–\$15* (≈₹830–1,250). (Gasoline tuk-tuk fares or Grab rides in cities may be higher, but still modest.) Over a week of mixed travel, budget *\~₹1,500–₹3,000* per person (e.g. tuk-tuks around town, one intercity bus), rising to *₹4,000–₹6,000* for more comfort (private taxis or more rides). *Local tuk-tuks are a very inexpensive way to get around cities in Cambodia.* Site Entry Fees (Angkor & Phnom Penh) Major cultural sites charge admission. For Angkor Wat (Siem Reap): a *1-day pass* is \$37 (≈₹3,100) and a *3-day pass* \$62 (≈₹5,100). (A 2‑day pass isn’t offered, so most travelers buy the 3-day pass for full access.) Phnom Penh’s main attractions add another *\$10–\$20**: the Royal Palace & Silver Pagoda (~~\$10, ≈₹830), the National Museum (\$10, ≈₹830), plus small fees for Wat Phnom (~~\$1) and the Choeung Ek “Killing Fields” (\~\$3). Tuol Sleng (S-21 museum) is about \$5 (≈₹415). In total, expect roughly **₹5,000–₹8,000* per person for all major entries. *Phnom Penh’s Royal Palace (shown) charges a \$10 entry fee, and Cambodia’s temples (like Angkor Wat) charge \~\$37–62 for multi-day passes.* Guided Tours Guides greatly enrich cultural visits. A *private guided day tour* of Angkor Wat (including temple passes) typically costs about *\$50–\$60* per person (≈₹4,100–5,000). Phnom Penh half-day or full-day city tours range from about *\$30* (short Tuk Tuk tour) to *\$70–100* (full-day private tour). We can budget roughly *₹5,000–₹10,000 per person* total for one guided day in Siem Reap plus a day in Phnom Penh. Miscellaneous Include a small buffer for extras: tips, SIM card (\~\$5–\$10), snacks, or visa service fees (if any). Allocate *₹2,000–₹5,000* per person for unplanned minor costs. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow Us:   / toursnfoods     / toursandfoods   Like Us:   / toursnfoods   Music: Youtube Audio Library